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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24

This number closes the third vol
,sof the Herald Of Freedom. Next week
shall enter upon our fourth volume,
r;.b no new promises, however, as to our
fsturs policy. Fifty numbers will consti-
-. a volume, without regard to the
l.,0tb Of time we may be in getting it
-. and two dollars in Advance will Sc
.ure them; or clubs of ten, accompanied an
,.ry instance, with the cash, will be fur
,i.bsd for $500.
The volume just closed has been an
sesntful one, but we have no disposi-
,ion, this hot weather, to review the ground
re have traveledover. If it has met the
.Du.obation of the public, we are satisfied;
# !. has not, we are happy to assure the
,sadsr that it has met our fullest appro-
batiou, and, looking back through the past
year, we see but very little which we
vonid change, had We the same period to
i've over.
Itis quite too warm to write prosy lead
ss about the past, present or future, and
re Opine. if they were written, they would
20. be read so bear with Us, gentle reader,
until We get in better mood for writing,
when we will apitch in" generally.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Citizens of Kansas.

Hear the opinion of Senator Douglas in
regard to your action on the Lscompton
Constitution
81 do not believe tina, either the PEN
alties on the one hand or the inducements
on the other, are going to force that peo-
pie to accept Constitution to which they
are unreconcilably opposed. All can say
is, that if their votes can be controlled by
such considerations, all the sympathy that
has been expended upon them has been
misplaced, and all the efforts made in de-
fence of their rights of self-government,
were made in an unworthy cause, if they
are to be influenced in the result by these
considerations. ."-DoHglas in Chicago.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Important Corrections.

The election on the Lecompson Gonsti-
tu:ion takes place week from next Mon
day. By reference to the Proclamation
Of the Governor, on our fourth page, this
week, it will be observed that several new
precincts have been added, others changed,
whilst corrections have been made in sey-
e'al precincts in regard to Judges Our
subscribers viii be sure to carry a copy of
this number of the Herald Of Freedom to
their respective election precincts with
them, and use it as guide to the Judges
N conducting the election, as the correc-
tens are all made by authority.
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Pay Up

IN looking over our books we find a
IGge number of persons who have sent US
lists of subscribers from time to time, who
have promised to send as the money in
few days." or else would pay it over
The 6rst time they came to Lawrence.
This amounts, in the aggregate, to large
amount, which we greatly need. Others
have entered their names with promise
70 paw soon, but still we are without the
money. We need every dollar due us,
either for subscriptions, advertising or job
work, and we urgently request all to send
forward the amount of their indebted
ness Immediately. We must have money
to keep our business moving, else suffer
rest embarrassment. VIII our friends
observe this notice, and act accordingly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Good Hits.

In the trial of Jim Lane at Lawrence.
Kansas, for the murder of jenkins, the
attorneys INDUCED in good deal of pun
gent wit and sarcasm. One little pass
between the counsels was 50 pointed and
opportune that it is worthy of note:
Col. Young insisted that, in law. the
man slain Is supposed to be wrongfully
slain.
Mr.. Coe-That is the law of England,
not of America
Col. Young-If there is any book on
Gods earth that contains any other doc
trine, I'll agree to eat it without gFeasiBg
Laug ghter.
Dir. Coe-Then you'll have more law
in your stomach than you ever had In
your head! Roars of laughter.
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cd rallou

We are requested by the officers of the
1rand Lodge L O. of Odd Fellows OF
Asnsas. to state that we were in error, a
'sS weeks ago. in representing tia: petit
sons Tor Subordinate Lodges must be ac-
eeapanied with the names and cards o.
Ase Starla Degree members. TIE degrees
as : aa Necessary, as th<y can be conferred
y a'spessatioa On tie aiighs Of The iastitas-
ae'' q tie Subordinate Lodge. Members
u 'ns Order in distant localities. about
Pplylns for warrants to institute new
A0oses, viii observe these remarks.
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DelaYed.

The heavy rains the otssr night, found
their way through the roof of our Office
Oai!ding, and did material damage TO the
power press. fixtures, &c, entirely destroy
ins several mixing rollers. by which the
work on the Territorial laws Is eonsidera-
oiy delayed. New rollers were made
Immediately. but they were not adapted
70 The unusually hot weather, hence were
Melted the first time using, and the work
vas again delayed. Misfortuaes, we are
''id. never come singly. 1t proved to be
% IN this Instance.
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The Mails.

From Kansas City to Jefferson, there
are three mail routes -one by the river.
and two by land; and yet the receipt of
of mail matter has been almost entirely
cut off for some ten days until Tuesday
last. The Star Of Empire says the mails
are three times as irregular as they were
ever known to be before, but it holds out
encouragement for more promptness in
the future.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Mails at and Connect
ing With LAKEence

InS - ltAz - EcAACS.
THE foIlsvirg l. list of the mail routes ter
i 1siHsting 80 Lawrence. which commenced
operations on the first Of July. TO Wit:
From Fort Leayenvcrth 10 Lawrence. seeea
timesa week. Arrives ai Lawrence by 10 o'clock
P. n, and departs ST 6 o'clock in the morning.
touching at Leayenworthe city. Joseph z. Rich
ar.lsoR, Of westport. No.. contractor. To be
carried in foar-herse post coaches.
From LaHfeaee to Humboldt, in Allen county
John Yeiton. Of Sugar Mound. contractor
One trip week. leaFing Lawrence at o'clock
A. u. of Monday: arrive at Humboldt by 10
o'clock A. II. of Tuesday: leave Humboldt By 4
o,eleck A. II Of Wednesday. and arrive at Law
renee on THURSDAY.
From Lawrence TO Emporia-Leonard Armes,
of wyandott, centFaetor. Leaves Lawrence on
Friday. at 6 O'Clock L. n. and arrives at Empo-
ria same dss By 10 o'clock P. IL. aad touehingat
Richardson, Twin Mound and BioomiEston.
From Lawrence to Sumner-Wm. Yelten. oi
Sugar Mound. contractor. Leaves Lawrence on
Nonday, ct 8 o'clock A. n. and arrives 1T SUM
ner same day BY o'clock P. n. Returns On the
| following day. touching at Shields.
Besides these, the Kansas City and Indianeis
mail connecting with the Fsrt Eeavenworth and
Kansas Fails mail. passes through Lawrence siz
DAYS in the week. arriving from the Vest Al
about nine o'eloek in the norninz, and return
ing from the East about one o'clock P. 4. Thi:
nail connects With Wsstport. Shawnee. Aenii.
cello. Lexington. Euders. Franklin. Kansaea
Lecompton. Big Springs, Tesunzsh and Topeka
The tri- weekls mails frora this place % points
/ South, are discontinued and the same are esr
riess from Iecompton. 10 which point mail mat
Ter from Lawrence 70 the sonthcrn pars Of ths
Territory, must be sent. else sent b. the weskii
on the Humboldt roate.
The PossofEes At Isasrsneewill Be opened reg
/ uiariy at half-past seven o'clock IN the meEnins
and viii BE eIesed at the same hsaE IN the evsH
/ ing. unless rsesivins the Eaiis, when i viii b
Ieoaiinuel open 70 > later hour.
JAnzs GkEuss Postmaster. 0. 5Idson aas
y. HoIb-oak, 0asaliss. Juy ST
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24

IN THE PROBATE CoUfsTl s,b ,ssa
oFCALHOUS COUNTY. '~11e
DOBERT C. CALLAHAN, Plaintiff, ss. c. G.
IL LINN lille, Defendant. Petition and at
tachment.-Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the said defendant has absented himself
from his usual place of abode IN this Territory,
and that process cannot be served upon him, It Is
therefore ordered b. the Court, that the saidde-
fendant be notified b. publication in some week
iy newspaper in the IeTritory, for four successive
weeks, the last insertion TO ke least four weeks
before the first day Of the September tenn. Il.
ID. ls5a, of the said Court, that an setioa has
been commenced against him b an attachment,
In the Probate Court of Calhoun county, Kansas
Territory, founded upon a written obligation
against the defendant, for value received,
amounting to the sum of (s2f3) two hundred and
forty three dollars; that his credits have been
garnisbeed- and unless he appear st the next
term Of this Colrts to be held in the town OF
Calhoun. county and Territory aforesaid. cn the
9th day Of September, A. ID. 1o5s, and make an
sEer in such nc ton on or before the third day
thereof, If the term shall 50 long continue and II
not. then before the end Of the term, Judgment
viii be rendered against him for the amount
claimed. togesher WITH interest. ana costs 0i
such suit; and also Judgment rendered against
the garuisee. and tae credits disposed Of to sat
ISIS the same according to law.
4 true copy from the record. Attest.
LEWIS STAFFORD, Clerk
JAMES kCYKESDALL, Plaintiffs Atty.
July Il. Sit
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
who wants a Parm2

VlHE subscriber has2, ,OO0acre Of land in Doug
J. Las, L,kius, Anderson. franklin, and Coffey
counties, K. T., worth from s. TO $40 per acre:
Also, one span of horses, wagon and harness, and
one single borse. Town shares IN Delaware;
Falls, Georgetown. Pleasant Valley. Nit. Sill
cad, Pottowottomie city, dc. DC, all Of whieh be
wishes to sell low for cash or exchange tor good
property In Lawrence. Would like to contract
for the erection of from one to dozen houses
in Lawrence and pay for the same in any OF the
above prooerty. s. n. WOOD.
n b. Farm claims, pre-empted land, town
shares, city lots, &C., constantly on hand and for
sale by 4 Meh 20 STAFFORD x WOOD.
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Lawrence Drug Store,
N TIE
HHHGH LEX

N TIE
EEDRIDGE BLOCK
PATENT and ECLECTIC MEDICINES OF
all kinds, and ever variety.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medicinal use, all
kinds icr such purposes.
PALy7S, oELS F4REZSKEy BRISHES. de-
Cigars and Tobacco Of tbs 6nest and
best quality.
FINE CUTLERY,
Consisting of Pocket Knives. Surgeons Instru-
ments, lie.
s0PPogrERs, SHoULDER BsacEs. BssAsT
PIPEs and PJAFs. SYRISGEs. &C., Of every kind
II eOEE8oB use.
Purses, Por1rnonnaies, and Pocket Books,
FANCY GOODS and PERFJMEEX.
We think our stock of goods in this line viii
satisfy the most fastidious. Call and examine.
Chi1Is and Fever Cured.
4 certain cure and preventive for the Chiiis
and Fever prepared and sold by Us. and no other
Druggists in the United States.
Il L our intention to keep always on hand a
good stock of as pure medicines, and otner artl-
cies In our line, aS can be proc at any mar
ket In the United states, and sell such rates
as viii induce Cur customers 70 CALL AGAIS.
To Physicians and Merchants.
You may rely upon us to sell all goods IN our
line, at FEoEesdEe as cheap as they can be pur-
chased this side Of the Mississippi river. Try
Us ONCE.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
VIII be paid PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
which wall be CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY put
up at all hours IT day and night. From long
practice ofmedicine, we feel the importance and
responsibility Of this branch of our business,
and hope to satisfy our patrons and the public.
PRENTISS GRISW0LD.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24

T The lesson taught ARes, of the
Republican, on Thursday night, viii be
more effective than any reply of ours to
his falsehoods and calumny in regard to
our connection with the address of Mr..
DESTos, in this city hence We shall pass
him entirely. 1t is to be regretted that
men get SO hard pushed for argument that
they are compelled to make men of straw
to demolish with their paper popguns.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24

EawreRee Business DiRecsozT.
MINER q FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons
Lawrence, Kansas Particular attention given
TO Surgery and diseases ef the Eye.
JOHN 3. WOOD, Land Agent and Money Bro
ker, Lawrence, Kansas
C. STORRS, Jr., and Agent and Suryeyor.
r. SHAEk11S, w holesale and Retail Boot aE4
Shoe Dealer.
r. CONAET, Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries
r. L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeEeier.
"a KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, T. L. Whitney.
e & L0WMAS, Attorney at Law.
JOHN M C0E, Counselor, and Attorney at Law.
@. W. BROWN, Atty 81 law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD. Dealer In Dry Goeds. Groceries. de
RIDEN0UR i BRO, Land Agents aud Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE. Morrow & Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, B. johnson
s. y. WOOD & CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
s. \. WOOD, Notary Public and Commissioners
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. sTEARSs. Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
D. B. BuRNH4M. Dealer in Seeds and AEricul-
turai Implements.
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.sOurHouse..

HAVING formed a connection with Manu-
llfacturins House in Boston, Mass, viii fur
nist any quantity of Blank Books. Writing Pa
per- Statianery. &c, from 70 to p per cent. less
than any other perso1 can afford 10 do who pays
rent,-as do nos-and can gi1e Gray what 9TH
ers pay, to the public.
Country Merchants send on your orders OF
what you will want, and / will furnish direct
from the Manufacturers cheaper than You can
get goods from ST. Louis. as Eirms there get near
ly all their stock from the East.
] shall bny for cash and sell for the same.
Call and get some of the samples Of what l can
furnish, for nothing.
ID. P. CLEM0ET.
Vermont Street Lawrence, Kansas,
July Eth. l65s. #.
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NTY boy, RoBERT HUGHEs, aged fourteen and q
vi half years, left home on an errand, about q
month ago, since which | have no Information
from him. He was poorly clad with drilling
pants and Jacket. and plush brown cap, and
coarse shoes He was seen at q Beigabors on the
same day he left here. suitable reward will
be paid by his distressed parents for aHy infoT-
nation which will inform them of his where
abouts. it is appreheaded that he may have
gone 10 Illinois. p2+2r%
eS--e ROBERT HUGHES, Lawrence.
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Caius Jenkfnss Estate

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed Agent fsr the set
GAIUs JsSKISs, deceased, late If the county of
Douglas, Kansas Territory. ali persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased, are
re Tired TO exhibit the same; and all persons
indebted TO the said estate, are called upon to
make payment to 5. c. RUSSELL,
Lawrence, July "a. '55.-6t* Agent.
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KANSAS LAND AGENCY.

PASSETT & BRACKETT, Surveyors and
ID General Land Agents, Lawrence, Kansas,
will give prompt attention to the selection and
Real Estate; the collection of dues; payment OF
taxes for n0n-residents. and all other business
connected with Land Agency. LAND WAR
RANTS furnished at the lowest rates, for cash or
on time. Particular attention paid to all busi-
ness sent by mail. Houses and city lots for sale
and rent.
References HEM, Williams i Co.. Bankers,
Fairfield, Iowa; A. j. Stevenson Il Co., Bank
ers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. NJ. A. Walker,
Register Land Office. Fort Des Moines, Iowa !;
Co0lbaugh Il Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Co. G.. bassett, Editor of the Dial, keWanee, Ill :;
Gov. Charles Robinson. Lawrence, Kansas
Adams Swift, Leayenwerth, Kansas; Hon.
q. 5. Boutwell,. Groton, Mass.
q. 4. BASSETT,
G. e. BRACkETT.
Ia,--oroo No % 1s5a H.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24

70 4 I, Reeder. ex-Governer of Kan
'a = Md y i'll be a candidate for Con-
s,sss IN the 18th Congressional district of
sansyiyania This distTict gave Bu-
'a.nsn !. lso majority over both Frsmon.
I'd Fillmore.
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AMB1OEEF FESs
Great Reduction Of Prices.

TElHE finest and most beautiful one-ninth size
l. Ambrotypes, of unequalled delicacy OF tone
and finish Tin good ease,l can be had at the
Picture Rooms of j Bowls. Lawrence. for 81.
All other sizes pictures in proportion. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
The subscriber feels confident in thus reducing
the price of p.ct lures, he is enly doing what the
times demand. and earnestly hopes that all good
and honest traders and tradesmen viii cut down
their high prices at least so much as viii allow
their customers and friends one dollar to spend
for good picture. May i5. j. BOWLS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24

We are frequently asked if pre-smpson
4' subject to taxation. Once for all. we
,0aia say to those interested, that, by the
.seaslon of the Supreme Court Of the
ea'sed States, settlers are not subject TO
e1A'ion On real estate until after the issue
Of patents.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Circular.

FTyO ALL WHO WISH TO INVEST MONEY
J. in Land or Town Lots in the rich and RAPID
Is growing Territory Of Kansas. where the pup
nr;nss i vranld most respectfully say that have
eestsSI,shed ess, REAL ESTATE AGENCY in thi
C;fy If Iavrenee Kansas Territory, where
will give my personal attention to investing mon,
ey in lands town lots, TO buylng en.eIins aHo
dents. on as favorable terms as they could &c
themselves If present ...L a.. a;f.
From my extensive acquaintance with tne oiI-
ferent arts of the Territory its soil and miner
nj resources. added to my long residence IN nan
sas and on the western border OF Missouri, 1 na.-
ter myself that can give general satisfaetion u
all who may entrust business IN M hanes. 49,.
Collections made in any- part OF the Ierritofs
or in Western Missouri. viii continue 70 PFae-
fiee law in the various courts Of the Territory
and attend TO contested claims IN the Lana
fee. JAMEo Onhlo I'll ~ ee.uo
Sent 9S-6
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
saturday Morning. July q. 1858.
yn.r,v Of tie Press.

-. .be liberty Of the press ne undsfstana
- ,hs liberty Of discussing the propriety of
Es'sn -,,.s.ures and political opinions. let rs
Fa9H- nucb Of il as you please: but II means
.',s 80 asroatisg. eatesaiatfng dAs defd"s-
- S.o.ser. |. for ms part, ewn myself will
- .,rt With M share Of it whenever our
p ..,.ior. = shall please to alter the law; and
: .sserfulIy consent TO exchange my liberty
'... others for the privilege of not being
:. - Yuyself.-Freaksia.
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Take Notice.

THAT Military Bounty Land Warrant, num-
L bered p, go, for l60 acres, issued under the
act of the 81 of March, 1855. in the name If Cy-
rus Baldwin, private in Capt Judkins company,
having been lost OF stolen from the subscriber.
ON or about the 22ad day of June. A. ID. lc51, at
that cacettt has been forwarded to the CommIs-
sieners of the General Land Office, to prevent
issue of patent thereon to any fraudulent claim
ant Of said warrant. You viii also take notice
that It is the intention Of the undersigned. own
er of said warrant, to apply to the Commission
ers of Pension, for the issue of . duplicate Of
said warrant. j. X. CALlER.
Dated July Il, 1853 ct.
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n. H.FARNHAM,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. GENERAL LAND
II Agent and Dealer in Land Warrants.-
Ufiee, first door North Of U. >. Land On1ce,
Leconptan, Kansas Territory.
The Proeiamation of the President having
been issued for the sale of o0e 0e acres Of Pub
lie Lands in the Leeompton and kickapoe Dis
triets. in July next, | shall be prepared 10
locate Land Warrants at private entry for non
residents Immediately upon the opening of the
lands.
The greatest inducements are now offered 70
Eastern Capitalists and others for making richly
pa,ing Investments; as the lands to be offered
are the most eligibly situated OF any In the Ter
ritery; are unsurpassed in fertility. and are the
first lands ever set offered for private entry II
Kansas
For full particulars. address.
Ieenmrtnn K. T. Anil "A. Is5s 3m
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Sfraxed.

ON or about the 18th Of June, seven yoke Of
Oyoung Oxen from three to i've years old, from
Steers which had bells On. one With white face,
and wild. Three black ones, the rest red and
white. a liberal reward viii be given Tor IN
formation of their whereabouts.
CHAPLIN j. MILLER. >
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GREAT REELECTION! !!

MISS MCINTYRE BEGS LEAVE TO IN
WI form the Ladies of Lawrence and vicinity
that for the next few weeks. her large stock of
Bonnets, Hats and Bloomers, viii be sold at less
than cost. Please call and see for yourselves
Also for sale, Ladies' Caps, Head Dresses,
Wells, re-. &c. No. , Whitney House.
JulY H. i.56-GH
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Caution! Cauti0R!.
TrtHE PuhI;e are hegsby cautioned against re-
i ceiying the following Land Warrant: Mo-
s53i issued to Beason LeSvltt. James Company
New HAMPSHIRE Militia, " ar Of tefS. fhesame
having heesi stolen from t1e Subscriber. applie2-
tiou will be made for . duplicate Of the same 70
the General Land O1lce
The College JeurnaI Of Medical
Science,
4 MONTHLY Aasazi1eof spages, conducted
u Is the Faculty Of tAe Electic CelIese ef Aedi-
cine L pu biished ak 0ne Dollsr I ear. payable
in advance. The volume Of the ycarA<e eem-
menees with the yesT. Communications for sub
scripsi0n, OF for specimen anmbers, should De
= Dr.C.H. .CLEAyELASD. Publisher,
Is 10 Seventh Street. Cincinnati, u
June .. ls5s.
REMOyAL.
n WUMARTH has removed his BooksisTs
". and Periodical establishments 70 frye1s
Building in the room with the Post Once. No. .
Massachusetts, street. where he intends Keeping
eoEstantiy on hand . general assoftmentei ei
SCHOOL. MISCELLANEOUS AND cHILDREs's
BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY
And AN the various etceteras that MAJ be called
fer in such an establishments
All the rsys,afa9 Magazines 81 the day. to8es1ef
wish Boston. New York, Philsdeiphta, CIncln-
nafi. Chicago. " Ashsagbsa and 81 Louis news
papers Subscriptions to al, received and so-
iieited. Also
ysofins. FI.sss. Aeeoreecnz. Instruction Deoks
Ala. Sacred Music Of the various ealsectlsns:
The = {,ircalatine Eibrar5 issuppll led with Al
the rev popular publications OF the dsy.
| June IS. kat.
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lLeln Advertisements.


pECEIyED regularly by Nail, from Boston,
IL New York. PhiIadelphia, Washington, Gin
Springfield RepttIxicaR and the Indiana State
.E5HSzsaf and all the popular Magazines; as pub
iished in the Eastern cities; also the lie Gtd ef
FfeeI58s and Lawrence RsPEosteIat al
JuIy q. 81. WILMARTH'S.
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stolen from NE,

ON board the Steamboat Meteor, on the night
~ of the.l9sh of May, le5s, between Jefferson
City and Kansas CITY, two Land W aFrants: one
in favor of Widow Jemima osborne, No. 6i -2s:D
the other in favor of William Ackerson, No.
% .96s forbid all persons buying said Warrants
as have made application TO the Commissioner
of Pensions for duplicates for said Warrants.
JuIy II. SO PATRICK HENDkICk.
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ABRAHAM BARRYa
JOHN MCCARTY. }


JOHN MCCARTY.
U'ERRIt0RY OF KANSAS, RILEY Co, S.,
L Probate Courtof Riley County, March Term.
1o58. No. 2. Summons IN Attac hment. June
IA, le5s.-On this day comes the Plaintiff. and 1t
appearing 70 the satisfaction of the Court that
the Defendant is resident of this TeEritory.
or 90 absents himself frsm his usual pace of
abode, that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him, 1t is ordered by the Court
that publication be made, notifying said De-
fendant that suit has been commenced against
him. in.this Court, BY the Plaintiff, the general
nature of which Is to recover the sum OF hve
hundred dollars for board and lodging furnished,
goods sold and delivered, money had and re-
ceived, and that hi. property has been attached
TO satisfy the same: and that unless he be ana
appear before the judge of said Court at the next
regular term thereof, on the first Monday IN
September next, and within the first three days
OF said term, plead or demur to the Plaintiff 5
cause Of action herein stated, the same will be
taken confessed, and Judgment entered ac-
eordingiy.
Il Is further ordered By the Court that copy
hereof be published in the Herald gf freedom, a
newspaper published IN the elty of Lawrence N
this Territory, for four successive weeks the last
of which insertion to be at least four weeks
before the next term of this Court.
A true copy from thereeord.
WM. VI. SNOW. Clerk Of P. c.
Probate Court Seal Juiy 10, Sc.