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Attachment.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Plaintiff,)
against
RAYMOND BOOTH. Defendant.>

District Court, Third Judicial District Linn
County, X. 7.
THE Defendant, Raymond Booth, is hereby
L notified that the Plaintiff, Robert Campbell,
filed his petition in the Clerks office Of said
Kansas, on the 18th day of November, A. ID.
1853, against the said Raymond Booth, Defen-
dant, the object of and prayer Of which is to
obtain a Judgment against said Defendant in
the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars,
with interest from the 10th day Of Jnne, A. ID.
1856, at the rate of seven per cent. per annum
and payable TO Plaintiff on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1856 and that an order Of attach
ment has been issued from said court against
the goods, chattels, lands and tenements Of said
to answer or demur to said petition on or before
the 18th day of December. A. ID. 1858.
ASA HAIRGR0VE, Clerk,
MITCHELL L AYRss, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Nov. T-6t
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IN 000 BUSHELS Of Corn. for which the
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Of 50 Bushels or upwards will please call imme-
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Massachusetts, street, Lawrence, Kansas,
LAWRENCE. Nov. %. SIT.
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sheriffss Sale.
ASA HAIReROvE, Plaintiff.

asa HAIhGRUN e fIAlntln,
against
Charles A. Hamilton. Algernon Hamilton,
Michael Hubbard, Thomas Jackson, stephen
Hightower, james Tate, Frank Powell. Joseph
Powell, lewis, Henderson A. Henderson,, VIM.
Yealock, g. 7. Hamilton, w. b. Brocket, Jasper
Broomfeld and n. W. AtatlOck, Defendants,
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In DISTRICT COURT, of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the County of Coffey, Kansas
Territory.
RICHARD d. GRAY, Plaintiff)
against 4
JOHN MARTAIN, Defendant.
WHEREAS petition was filed in my office,
w on the 3Oth day Of September, A. ID, 1855 by
the above named Plaintiff, Richard ID. Gray,
wherein he stated that the Defendant, John Mar
tain, was justly indebted unto him in the full
sum of one hundred and eighty dollars, and
interest from the first das Of June last, it being
for labor done and performed BY Plaintiff, for
Defendant, and BY his request; These are, there
fore, to notify the Defendant, John Martain,
that he has been sued and must answer the petit
ton filed by the Plaintiff, on or before the FIRST
day Of December, A. d., 1858, as the petition
will be taken as true. and judgment rendered
accordingly for the sum Of one hundred and
eighty dollars, and interest on the same from the
first day of June, 1858.
Witness my hand and private seal of said court,
| there being no public seal provided, this 10th
day Of September, A. D., 1855
| - SILAS FEARL,
ss4I ccassa # K II E District Court 6Sr''
wv Nov. Got
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LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE,
Delaware ST.. between Fourth and Fifth Stsr

Delaware ST., between Fourth and fiftn cts.s
LEAyRNwORTH. X. T.
TWILL attend to all cases Of veterinary prac.,
i tice. All kinds Of Horse Medicines prepared
and for salei also Corn, Oats and bay, horses
and Vehicles bought and sold.
To FARMEEs AND TEANsrERs We can ofier
great inducements, having ATTACHED e our
Stables the LARGEST WAGON YARD In
long. In the business portion Of the city, with
good well of water, capable Of watering any
amount Of stock, and sheds with feed trouehs
attached. ,.,s,
lie respectfully solicited. Terms moderate.
Leasenworth, Sep. ii, 1855. On e
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Attachment Netlce.


TERRrrosY OF KANSAS.
franklin County.
JOSEPH WELSH.
ANDREW ST. JOHN ard PROBATE COT IT.
SHERMAN ESDEhT0S.J
A 7 ms instance, an attachment was this day
4 i.sued by the Probate Court Of Franklin
county asa;nst the property aud effects of An
dreE ST. John and ShsfisBp Ertsrtons nonsresl-
dent Sebtors; for TIE sdId Of fSo Hundred Dol
lars With interest and costs af suits
JOSEPH WELSH.
Dee. IS. ls5s.-3t.
Summons
TERRIroRY OF KASsAs.l
johnson County. !
EVAN sHRIyER, r.aiatiE'l
Il. H. BOGGS, Defendant. }
THE Defendant, H. Il. Boggs is hereby notified
L that petition has been fled before 3 +
Hill, Justice of the Peace Of Olathe township
the object of which is to recover q balance o
Fifty EIGHT and sixty-fye-hundrths dollars on
promissOry note, and that unless he answer thu
said Plaintiffs petition on the 18th day Of Janu
airy, A. D., 1859, the same will be taken as tru
and Judgment rendered acordingly.
A. SMITH DEvENNEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dec. fs, 1855.
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Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Wsstopolis
In Town Company have selected 80 acres ofthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Forks Of the Kansas Riv-
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-11
LAW IrJTEILIG- NICE

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon Hem Stump
Judge.
The May term of this Court commenced yester-
day morning. The members of the grand jury were
qualified in due form, and were discharged until
this morning.
The case of the State Henry Wentworth in
dicted on the charge of keeping shooting gallery
was removed from the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. The traverser was admitted to bail in the
sum of $500.
In the of Philip Crowley, indicted for set
ting fire to sled on Pennsylvania ays-ua, and
John McDevitt indicted on the charge O. attempt
ing to set fire to unoccupied dwelling o? Barnes
street. the Court fixed the bail $4,000 il each
The Court requested the reporters to give notice
that the appeal cases for violations c. city orci-
-ances will be Saker up on Monday next; those Il at
have been o:'tnued from time to time will b.
called ad if the parties interested do not prose-
cute the appeals, they will be stricken from tie
docket
Judge. The session of this Court yesterday was
appearance of counsel. The trial calendar will be
called on Wednesday.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. VIM L.
Marshall, Judge. There was no business transacted
in this Court yesterday. The dockets will be called
to-day.
CIRCUIT Court THE UNITED STATEs.-9eT-~a
Hon. Wm. Fell Giles, Judge.
The of Smith and others Us. Thor pson, be-
fore reported, was further argued yesterday.
CIRcUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-The.e was
no business transacted yesterday.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR SESSION.

MONDAY, May III, 1858.
FIRST BRANcH.-Branch met. Present John T..
Mr. Dryden
Mr.. Dukehart presented petition from the Com
missioner of Health, for the increasing of the an
preparations for that department beyond what is
proposed, urging that unless the be done their
operations must long before the close of the
year. Referred to the Committee on WAYS and
Means.
Mr.. McComas presented petition from Robert
VIM, asking leave to remove pump from the cor
ner OF Baltimore street and McClelan's alley. Re
ferred to the Committee on Water.
Mr.. Glanville, from the Committee on Claims,
submitted resolution that the bill of Messrs. Ba-
Kef, holmes and Brown, for work done for the city,
be referred to the Comptroller for adjustment Laid
over.
He also reported adverse to the petition of VIM.
Pendergast, for work done in repairing his premis-
es, injured by mob. Adopted.
Mr.. Talbot offered resolution providing for gas
lamps on Holland street. between Aisauith street
! missioner.
Mr.. Beacham offered a resolution providing that
no new business be taken up after the 25th instant
which was decided in the negative
which was also lost
Inc revised ordinances, providing for the in
spection OF butter and lard and beef and pork were
called up, and on motion of Mr.. Beale the enacting
clause OF each was stricken out.
Mr.. Glanville submitted resolution providinp
that message be sent to the Second Branch pro.
posing, with their concurrence that when the Coun
Gil adjourn on the lst Friday in June it stand ad
journed until the LIST Monday in September, which
was decided in the negative.
Mr.. Talbot moved that hereafter the Branch sit
until o'clock in the evening.
Mr. Wood moved to amend by making it nine
o'clock.
Mr.. Cunningham moved as substitute to change
the hour of meeting to o'clock, and that mes
sage to that effect be sent to the Second Branch.
The substitute was decided in the negative.
The chair then ruled the remaining motions out
of order.
After the further consideration of the revised
dinances, the Branch adjourned.
SECOND BRANcH.-The Branch met pursuant to
ADJOURNMENT. John B. Sedenstricker, ESQ.,, Pres-
cent IN the chair, ard all the members present.
MI hirk called up the resolution relative to pur-
chasing hose for the use of the clerk of the Hons
street market, which was concurred in.
Mr. Horney called up the resolution granting ner
mission to Michael Dorsey to extend nier in front
OF his property On Light street whar., which was
concurred in. ""'
Resolutions adverse to the petitions of the C;tv
Collector, and the superintendent of streets and
pumps, were received from the First Branch and
concurred in.
A message was received from the First Branch
requesting the appointment of Committee of Con
ference on the assessment ordinance. Concurred
in, and Messrs. Hintze, Bierbower and Kirk an
pointed on the part of this Branch.
Mr.. Herring presented the petition of John A.
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BOARD OF E2ADE.
Coma Tee Of arbitration Jor e month Of Nay
JAS ADAMS
A. GEOVERMAN, | W. A. DEAN
JAS /. CARNEY, JAS CORTLAN JR
stY0Ittarg ID GOMarsrtMl 2ebieb.

E'-1TMo2E, Nay 10, 1853
re buorancy and 2c:i-:y W ich have been the charac
tercs of the Stock lia; TO time past still
tinue the transactions he Board to-day reaching about
@122o00 Baltimore Ohio Eliroad shares of which
1850 o. yancad, the opening cash sales being at
S5S, 17an,-g e j2H, md closing at S594 improve
ne 81 ''a 27r 90 of Saturday of s2s. The time
CO : we.a jS4fGS594 BUYERS option CO. and Sc and
: and s, a,iar Seys. This 1c,; left off at $50
an asked, regular way s5G19 - $50 asked, buy
c.-sr5 For Nor,e-n Central L,zilw , the market was
alsoc g 2c:ive q. ares cling sold. The cash sales
were c. is I'D Gl3 and buye~ &C days 1854 showing
2e'ter n .han Saturday. At Re close SIS WIS
offered, $ls4 asked ,ar way; s1S2s ID, and s1SX
aske7 .uye- - daya.
Foc bones oti II 7ecuIes the market is quite
f. With b few of: g. Some S. 900 City es sold at
81; $780, 81 for &C. aid "a for 1873 Ba'taore and
Ohio r. DAD bonds 1877 brought 8-I5go- = h. and
S3K, buyer y SOC ,ortlefn Cen.ta 20 -C25 59K
on Improvement of as sales sc shares Springfield
Mining Company sold tod a$2S1, caj1 Gays, de.
cline of ..
There appearad to be better feeling e. re New Yor
Boards = day. I'd prices generally advanced Missouri
g. improved 81! ANA Il; New ork Central \; Mchi
gan Southern ~ Hudson II Virginia 6's declined 4 and
Erie H. The market the close of the Second Board was
W .hout much activity.
7 5teamer Vanderhi arrived this cIn.ng ct New
York from Liverpool bringing four d later advces
Cotton unchanged ed steady, but adstuGs were
low Money still easier, and consols were o I'd al
974 :or money, and 97HG97H for account.
Al New York freighs are f"me-. The Tribune notes
! folio engagements:
To Liverpool 4C) bbs. flour at IS Cd; Al coo bushels
gain "a a8d ir b"1k 3d. early in the day to
complete cargo E sGgs. We hear also of engagement
fcr 1T of June az g. in bulk. To Glasgow The Prussan
bar Caroline, 1850 5bs capacity at 2s Cd fO -four
= a. for grain in shippers bags. To Rotterdam 1OOC
55ls resin at S. 5O01 slaves 2Os % measurement
Gool at 50s so bbs ashes at 25s. To anburg $50 ties
re steamer private terms. BE- of EGO bbls tC
Sly and back to New York for 400) port charges paid
!. Lo2do Do llhds. queraron bark at lis To Glasgow
zoo bSls ruS,1 IS.
The business of tae New York SUB Treasury Saturh
was: eceio.s, S27S 50. S1-from Customs S60OOO Pay
mens, S3l1 81 Balance S2S74 "a l6, against So
80 the .revious Saturday.
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Great apprehensions are felt in the Southern
States that the coming summer wi be very sick
ly one and that the dreadful scourge of yellow fe-
yer, from which the South was so unusually ex-
empt last season, will return this year with greater
violence than ever. This fear is based upon the
fact that the long continued feshets, at this par
ticuar ti,e are likely to breed febrile diseases
Nearly onefourth of the land on the Mississippi,
from Vicksburg down to the mouth of that river,
has been overlooked for many weeks, and all the
swamps, bayous and lagoons at the South are
gorged with stagnant water. In the interior OF
Mlssisslpp Alabama and Georgia, the freshets have
been unprecedented
>, AT recent meeting of the Magdalen Society, of
New York, it was shown within three miles Of the
City nan there were 400 houses of ill-fame, con-
tanning 4,ooo abandoned women. Including the
streetwaikers twas shown that there are Is, 600
professeaTly dlssonte women in the city of New
York. The report of the Secretary of the Society
showed that it is not able to accomplish much in
the Of aseha na these not only
the part of the public, to identify themselves with
it, from motives of false deicacy.
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P'''2'G and Sc &c OF Stocks in Ne,o York.
hcaI-h WIN. FIGTER ?, Son, Sto-l and Bill Brokers,
BALTETC rrADIETS.

c,o,,-, '.OSD'Y May ., 1858
deg Tie market is stss4g ., ,G-2}, &c. for medium
graG2s - cts for g3o@ far ~ = I os for prime
10 Laguayrc is que at or2 Java a. il
&i74 cts IN lock + 10 Is ABOUT s. - s.; cher DE-
EEoU2.-U2ayorstl evs, totn foreg., and !.mestic,
hes - deirScsin 24@ct ulol. ha --Get and lirht
sg We =aad t a. = figures rrdeg t. ,se 1fSatuTlay
We I'D rs2ortel oa'1 bbs Oh, Sure :: 34.a5 aad
DE cEGrd Stree : TIA at e. The market closed
We @uli a >25 ,. Z g Ohio and acward Street su-
RI nd 80 &l2@ fo C.ty Hills DO Ezra Flour was
ard 'ir.et, a. $3.50 $50 +. C.sy Mills Rye Flour is
dull & @362H, ~. Co22 Nee, = $3.50 for Baltimore
GRAIN.-The cas.rg- to-ay of early all descriptions
were ia-,e OF ~ there wers $500 --hes white at
marie n go nshely change he 5 a 98 cts. for
inferior : G - fer fa~ to goa, sd 1210l32 cts.
fer pri-a = c2;-- f re! there 8 e. OC bush.
lis of - Ste wers -e-e at lo5i03 for Gooi and
bushels viz nd 1900 tRshes '? yelop Sts
- was ratl eavy al3 Only portion sold at 60 cts
= eccrquest with sales of 5000 bushes .. esq - cts
at'7eine-: Of 2ts. e -pshel on Saturdays sails.
wei s-stcgl w;ta Ias of SEQ tus' els Penn
aad %, .-shels lar. az -@a35 cts. y was n
eli mirc!iy :. :" 9-s., end McrylaEa md
-ioIJ,5EJ-T' msr:,et IS eteaiy Va ,,t7 scles to-
day -; CO., cl&y. o. private terms 3 - Is. do.
@ at + 6rIc Id n a. IT, a., a = ~, We
centa Z. crYe', &5(l-; c., e.. "a -. =. &C.
PRoVIsiONS.-rle rl.c.. ;o2t-.-.' .-, Sni We c.a
Me- Titta !! ID ct tr re-, q n1s es BG q.
Side; Baeea al ~ ce~es fo@ 8 -dsra, les al,
l94l q &c < fo- am. p; is lie 3. Tor rs
$40 90 f9t rim" enl SlI5 To- um. - s uie ct
Sl7 for Balt;Iao:e NJ nd 3z,e q 20 lard is held
at tx cts for Wes.1 i 5is, a! . c. 6 : kegs, and
II cents for City rendered II dis
RIcE.-The mGrSet IS i active at "a G44 cts
SE-f-l.ight sales 70 store At So CT. cr Ground
Alp-: 35 cts for i2csaii's ID Jey Larcy's Fine,
ay % cts. per sack for Ashton's Co. inks Island is
SELL z t > cts. per bush.
srGA[.IrhSrs vas but light in uiry today: We
rFpsl u re- o