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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

Ertra Glass .,
To be drawn Baltimore Md. Saturday, Angus. esh, 1855
DIGS Prizes! 10000 Numb ber.!.
would cali particular attention to the following splend
psckag. uf III whole tickets costing only &s0-
and every ticket being warranted draw $lU, d.
.-iDned by the number drawing the Capital Prize whe
odd
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lSfPRESS ~ ING l. ES.-S0.uvu ,;ypress Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD & Co on Cana
MAR 70 near LanGhornes NJ!
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I.YNCIIBlRa. AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL.


OF the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL sHsTEN.
T amceng of the Local H. rd directors for the New
OF Rchmnn l. the foilow ing unanimously adopted
The undersigned President anu pro",Nr" OF the Complain
examined the and e>hhit Of the New YORK Tile
Company for the ending the lst oi January
s'S aud being at,Hnrd win s prosi''"" I , ' f ,h
community The New York Lie Insurance COMPANY has
now been - years and Capital has attain
ed tho OF &liUa9Gd % Invested IA state stocks and
Bonds and Mor,sass' T." Real ns,n" we 'he & IT most
the benz fit o the insured and have averaged not esH
.. nn h ,ss pr, Sym, M n "s" an WI M % m York
requires as additional security thai S'' shah h' 'i".,
ed with the State Comptroller I" meet any lawful demands
which The Company may fail to pa, . ,,..,,.,.o,
TmiKTEENTH ANNUAL KEroRr.
Amount 1nes of ass''"' Jann"'y l. ., Ga, ,,c .,
Amount of receipts for premi.
ums, interest Ac, 10 Jany ,
1853, 4il9l -
Paid Iosscs by death, interest
dividends, and all other
expenses. I'll i"o b6 .
Accumulated rnnd. Jan /. -. sl.o. 300 %
b., by that this Company
In u hourisliing condition
desiring regard the subject of LIFE
Insurance would o well to cal on The agents Of the above
Company. who will give them information la be
desired or Tor reference apply to either mber oi The Loca
Board.
GEO wyTnE uNFoRD, ESQ P,esidrnt
iSecIrtary "i Uomn"nw calth OF firginia)
DIRECTOR&
ROGER \. PRYOR,
editor ofthe south y
THOMAS II. ELLIS, Esq.
(Ircsiieni James RNcr and kanawha Cp)
THOMAS l. AUGUST, ESQ.
lAttornry Law
WM q PAINE, ESQ,
tkeut Paine n Go Merchants,
JOHN BAGBS, Esq
GARNER. King 4 Queen Co va,)
REV. CHAS H. READ,
(astor United rrcsby ycrian Church)
REV. JAS. Is. TAYLOR
(Cnr'g Se"y southern Baptist Convention
II X ELY son, (Prini.r)
CHAS W. PtRCEI.Lp (Bankor)
JAMES THOMAS. in,
tTobacco ManufActurcr)
ROBERT S. PaYNR, NJ. D,)
r. l.. WALKtR, NJ. D., Medical Board
T. ii. GIiMERi NJ D.,
a. - GARLAND, Local gent.
in Lis absence br Il l.. WALKER.
CHAN. T. WORTnAm,
Grn'i Aga Rnd Attorney aos Va
Richmond Va
EW TROTTER, Gcnrrni Ag'i.
% 6m
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CELEBR ATED HAIR TONIC.

l. X / IL r. a'
CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC
A RMgSrEAD PRS DE, after having devoted .
"A long ifs Of csorinG preserving
beautfyng the hair and after having fully tested hi a.
CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC eai
to the public the ccent remedy provided for III
the lis and accidents hair subject He has
fully applied In grest Humbsr only
the loss Of hair when had but renewing IL growth
and ing what hereditary he has
employed his TONIC with the successal reeults He
believes II also be niabe for TgrTER. RIG
WORM, ScALp and all similar dlseasca 81. y J
BY certain ingredients lately introduced this Toaic al
keeps the hair of beautiful color and the
cessity of dye. y 3 itof
Sold his manufactory adjoining wsshingtop House,
and opposite the Vlrgnian Once Also, at DR. II. fHOMP
SONS and ROY ALL PRIDE'S Main srset, bsloN Market
Price o. a bottle A deduction made when sold In
quantities Orders fron, distance promptly ned
lie deems only the certificate OF the
follow ing well known gentlemen ti'l4
We take pleasure certifying that have used Prdss
Hair Tonic and testify that does all that be PROMISES
fnr IT," 80 ss q al
DR. HY. LATHAM. DIR T. H. NELSON.
DR. MITCHELL Bedford. DR.. CLARK. Oamp6sA, als
JOHN CLARK, II. NJ GARLAND. Editor,
s. T. PETERS, WIN. McCOkKLE, 'S'
hereby certify that have used two bottles Of A. PRIDB6
Hair Tonic havsg all hair and sye broWA BY the
of hair and eyebrow Seain
the opinion II would diseo1tinue wearing wig
and use the Tonic, my hair would be reseorsd %
sA THOMAS C. PUoUA ,.e
BEDFORD COUNTY, June ID, ls5Sl je 26dAe2ssw3m
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MAY nTN. 1S5N.
A SECOND SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Jrsr RfCtIvfD
JAWEa A. sTnNIER r. cos.
fuN Subsc hcrs hav" just returned from the Northern cit
l. les. where they purchased u second supply Of
SPRING AND 81 INFER GOODS,
winch buy respectfully invited To call and
anime Time space Will allow Of thrir
hSek therefore let partial "u" suffice viz organdlcs Mn
Inns and Robes fr Work In variety fr Camhrcs and
fancy solid coiors itriRns fancy aud solid col
Lawn Muslin Calico and Gamirc Robe ID Qullcs tal
ghans line stock ilk aud Fancy Dress SILKS
and Grcnadrrs Gloves, Ms nud Hosiery, Silk aud Lace
MAnlas and Shaw H. Ladies' arssols aud Umbrellas bonnet
Ribbon acrs aud Edsmgs together with NIL kinds quality
aud sy- uods suitable fci Ladies aud Gents wear that
be found in similar In thu United States
tal nnd see for yourSol,ssat J, A y. cos.
Rep couy ma : IA
4 ECOND SUPPLY OE SUMMER GOODS.
- III Ing returned from the Northern cities. where VIZ
inside OF Ladies'. Childs and
dents and and hdnisoncs STYLES
" he had are prepared To suit friends aud customers
n o,x prices o l.. J.. ARMiSTEAD.
Rep copy. J. 2Jta
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UNEEH AND sU NC T. ES.- We have 10 our
yard lot Of Lumber of all descriptions. Also,
large lot Chestnut Shingles 10 which respectfully invite the
attention oi thosc In CAMP, SMITH co.
upl
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HUANO HOUSE ES S&HB BJ RG:.--As it may
N be generally known that fnRuo mud other fertilizers
be bought In Lynchburg gd terms in other
market, with regular added. in usice myself
well tor the benefit Of the farming community ub
ish that fact intend to keep on hand good supply of all
the Fertilizers aud deal largely than
other house Ia the city in them tink cHn safely
sell cheaper than other hons" It ~ c"tnuly
Of the farmers parone because thereby
they enabled t. purchase ForAeis at n low
any other market af all risks and r"uh. Pees"
col-c this and from else now offer for sale in
and to arrive
100 Tons No / A Peruvian Gnnno,
100 F." Reeses Manipulated Guauo,
100 :" Sombrcio Lump and GrouuI,
SO :" Brown Mexican tnano,
80 I" Elide Island Guano
100 " Plaster, Lump and Ground,
% Z" kritlcwclis Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks Liverpool Salt, prime quality
Farmers living the Canal h'aw ~ hhurg hc sup
piled at their landings If Eey will make engagements al once
FITS NM 4 MILLER, on tn-n
SECOND SUPPLY Of NEW S:OOD-.
~ III" of dca,s called second supply
Summer Goods (jegtsl \. GtGEENHEIMER.
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DORNTN e. A1tRRIIL,
TINhEES cOPpLRSMlTllS,
SHEET IRON MANuFAsTURERS,
Maiu Street,
(Nearig orr" site n, I0Rtiid RhHb,)
IL. THE 81 BstRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED Il.
IL h"ins"lv toprti"r for ih" q" conduct -
EHy ing the above hisip al, branch fSiol
ilhi- has Ind Rtaat eSpcfionc"
In Ieaful and ti'nf hon4 and viii give that the
business IA strict Ihry will Vrrp constantly
hand u large stock "i tpohfNn INb PiRLOR SFOfLH,
STILLS nunuartntedto 10 order ON tie slort'- notice
THOMAS H. pORNiN
apl Il 1 IN thea d.aw xcy JAMGS u MrRKitI.
ANEW CONCERN
& q. FERGUSON.
ANlNt assocl ted themselves under tho stJ and Arm
u Ut MITCHELL. JOPLIN 4 co, M. lG ifA'I 81.
Richmond Va. T. ri'tc purpose Of conducting CUMMS
SALE 81 SINESH IN Wines Liquors Cigars, Ohve OILS aud
MANUEL s"rtuly socs the attention Of the trade
their and Will , stock. isng
goods usually kept In then line, Inch they offer
hr best l'lpng their efforts please all who
we thrr stock All examination. aug25ciy
lANE nUNDW,.ss IHOU-AND BGsmEIs
~ WHEAT NAATEb--i will pay the highest
price ia rlmr i and Whte HEAT brought to this
ke r"r,pns having sn,L for sale WI do ell
selling Bags furnished upon usual terms.
aug d.m JAS Il HoRNER
1u,IRNEP sEED.-We have just received on
Large rla, Dutch Red Top Knts paga large Norfolk dcd
For sale by lily 2l-fsl j THOMPSON 4 CO.
4 nNlINNATI md ~. Iouis F"mds for
~ osut by PETERS. SPENCE n co.
\AATCn OII.-KeIiy'. h.peranc Watch
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The Disturbances in Kilkenny.

DUBLIN, Thursday, August IL.
The subjoincd tclegraphic dispatch gives the
latest news from the Of the late agricultural
disu rhonreS.
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EX1nY ~ TT THAT r. r. NASH. OF Pc
w TERSBt Rh, CONTINUES TO SELL so MANY
PIANOS f-THE dNSHER rs PLAIN AND TRUTHEUL
As FOLLOWS because for than snty he has
corsccniipnsly avoided selling but the best
And the result has been every of the tn usanls
of Pianos he has sold has had the effect of selling others and
thus year after his sales have increased until Ito
the dennnh he finds keep hand stock of
from forty tiy Instruments but suppose for that
his pisn had ndoubtfu quality candid thinking
person that the pubc would long have found
the rcsul, been falling off instead of increase
In saI,s. H. J.. NASH,
aIl Its Petersburg. Va.
S,OUBKERO SiUANO, FKOH sO.W B Il RO
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES The richest totm nation OF
Phnsl Inc the world containing
Of Bone Phosphate of Lime being 80 per rent richer In
Phosi than Bone Dust For sale by the subsor
Lrr lower prices ihan Peruvian Guano and from
tnoiiais ed superior 10 it In terzng qualities Fol
further psrticnlarrapply II w. I, ANDERSON
3lis
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UDLACKB BERRY WuNE.-A few Bottles very
ID superior Blackberry Wine Those who suffer from
Chronic Diarrhaa find relief the Of this line.
For sale by J. H. THOMPSON Il co,
V !.ti Druggists
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18

OLIVE BRANCH.-Thi Popular Paper. which
" has been SO long before the public, Is re-
eeiyed. Il has passed into new hands has q
new form and . new dress, and is thoroughly
reiuyenated, is received b. WlLMARTh.
Sent. ls. le5e. u
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Interesting Lectures-

Mrs. f. A. MONROE. an English lady,
now resident in St. Louis. gave brief
lecture in this city at the Baptist Hall,
on Tuesday evening, on the Duties of
Woman and her Influence The severe
storm which commenced at an early hour,
prevented a general attendance. On
Wednesday evening she addressed a
crowded house on the "Home Education
of the Sons" The lecturer was frequent
ly applauded, and the audience seemed
very well pleased with her remarks, and
the manner of their delivery.
Mrs. MONROE will give another lecture
on Friday evening at the same place, on
"The Home Education of Daughters" and
the ''Follies of Fashionable Life" We
bespeak for her crowded house, as her
subject is one of interest, and we have no
doubt will be treated in manner which
will give general satisfaction.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Possibly a Brief Supervision.

Some six weeks ago We ordered sup
ply ofpaper from st. Louis, with re-
quest to forward a small quantity of
less than our usual size, if they had not
our regular size on hand, sufficient to last
US until they could get the proper size
manufactured. We received in due time
enough to last us three weeks. Since
that we have heard nothing from our
large bill. The paper forwarded to us
was exhausted, and last week and this,
we have been compelled to use very
choice article of book paper but this
week we use up the last sheet of print pa
per we have in the office, and cannot is
sue another number until our new stock
arrives. When this will come to hand,
we have no means of knowing; we hope
IN time for our next regular issue, and
yet we may be delayed for even couple
of weeks. Our readers will bear patiently
with us, if we are delayed, as they will
know the cause. In the mean time we
have taken active measures to make the
suspension as brief as possible.
We are apprehensive that our paper was
on the steamer OGLEsBY, which was snag-
ged and sunk on the Missouri few weeks
ago, but of this we nave no certain knowl-
edge. A gentleman who was on board oI
the boat at the time of the accident, stated
thathe saw quantity of print paper or
board the boat, but did not notice the
address.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Judicial Notice.
THE TERRITORY OF KANsAs,)

Third Judicial District,
THE District Court of the Sd Judicial Dis
L trict, in the Territory of Kansas, for the
trial of criminal and civil causes, under the
provisions of the Territorial laws, will, in ac-
cordance with the requirements Of law, be held
at the following times and places, viz:
In the county of Madison, at the county seat,
on the second (2d) Monday of September next.
In the county of Cofey at, Burlington, the
temporary county seat, on the third (3d) Monday
of September next.
In Anderson county at the county seat, on the
fourth (4th) Monday of September next.
In the county of Allen, at the county seat, on
the first ~ Tuesday of October next.
In the county of bourbon, at the county seat,
on the second C2d) Monday of Of October next.
In Linn county, at the county seat, on the
fourth l4th) Monday of October next.
The business of unorganized counties of this
District, which are BY legislative enactment,
attached to other organized counties for judicial
purposes, will be transacted, in compliance with
the provisions of law, in the counties to which
they are severally attached, at the proper times
and places above stated.
These Courts being, BY appointment of the
laws of this TERRITORY, and exclusively for the
trial Of causes arising under the Territorial laws
and Territorial jurisdiction the expenses thereof
will be adjusted and paid as prescribed by these
laws.
The U. S. District Court for the third (3dl Ju-
dicial District, of the Territory of Kansas, will
be in session at Fort Scott, on the third Monday
of October next, for the trial of causes instituted
under the provisions of the laws Of the General
| Government.
Done at Fort Scott, Bourbon county, in the
July, A. D., 1858
]. WILLIAMS,
Judge Of the Sd Judicial District of the Terri
| tory Of Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Marmiton Town Company.

THE above Company now offer inducements
l. unequalled by any Town Company in the
Territory.
The Company have Just completed the largest
Hotel in. southern Kansas, being, three stories
high and containing twenty-f0ur large, commo-
dious sleeping and sitting rooms. In addition
to the hotel, the Company have built a large
Storehouse, which will soon be well filled with
all the commodities needed in a country like
ours. A large number of carpenters are now at
work erecting residences, shops, offices, &c. The
Company offer great inducements to mochanlcs
and others, wishing to locate. The town, from
its central location, being the geographical cen,
ter Of Bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade and soon become an lmpor-
tant town in southern Kansas, as IT IS surround
ed BY as GOOD FARMING LANDS as were
ever titled by the husbandman.
CLAIMS.-GoOd and desirable claims can be
obtained in close proximity to town and timber.
Marmiton is splendidly and must be health
fully located, being on high rolling prairie:-
Ii has beautiful streams OF water washing Its
northern and southern limits. An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL
hss lately been erected, and is now in successful
operation.
CLIMATE.-Marmiton is situated in latitude
81 : 50, and longitude, II > A west from Wash
ington. The Thermometer does not indicate q
higher degree of heat than ninety, and never IN
the winter gets below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanics find no inconvenience in doing outdoor
work in the winter season. Cattle, hogs, sheep,
etc. do well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always pleasant breeze in the
hottest days of summer. which makes the heat
\ less oppressive than in many OF the northern
States. Lots will be sold at exceedingly low
figures to person., ,dST desiTous Of building.
H0RATIO KNUWLS, Vice Pres't.
| T, Il. ROBERTS, Sec'y, aug. IA.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
siekuess and Recovery.

After three weeks absence from our
most, by indisposition, we are again able
70 resume the zen, though yet in too fee
HE health to write much for the paper.-
Last week we succeeded in writing some
two or three columns of paragraphs, but
with great exertion, and to the injury of
our health. Our readers must bear with
Us until we fully recover, which we trust
will be soon. During our illness Miss
HEATH, our very efficient clerk, though in
feeble health herself, had general charge
Of the paper, and through her clippings,
with the aid she received from the typos
in theofice, her brother E. HEATH, Esq.
Mr. LowMAE and others, she succeeded
In making very interesting paper
Those kind friends who were so attentive
upon Us, and particularly Mr.. WAIT, will
accept our hearty thanks for their kind
ness to us during our sickness. DR.. ToLLEs
was particularly attentive, and showed
much anxiety to aid us in getting to our
post again as soon as possible.
At the time we were Frustrated we had
arranged our business to pay visit to our
old friends in Conneautville, and expected
to have started on Friday of that week;
but our long confinement, and still feeble
health, has compelled us to defer the visit
to more distant period. We regret this,
as it really seemed that now was the time
when we could be spared from our post,
when all was quiet in the Territory, and
the fate of our institutions had been SO
firmly established by vote of the people
on the second of August last.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Attachment.

The TERRITORY OF KAHsAs,( co
SHAWNEE COUNTY, 80
ERASTUS B. SMITH, Plaintif,)
rS.
EDWARD ADAMS, Defendant.)
In Justices Court, before NJ. c. Brewster, JUS
tice of the Peace, Tecumseh Township, Shaw
nee County.
To tie said Defendant Greeting:
YOU are hereby notified that the said Plain
l. tiff has commenced action before the said
Justice, at his Office, in the city Of. Tecumseh,
county aforesaid, b. attachment on the thirtieth
1907 day of August, A. d. 1858, for the recovery
Of the sum of Forty-f5uT Dollars and Seventyone
Cents, (s44 ~ together with interest. damages
and costs Of suit; which said action was re-
turned before said Justice, at his office afore-
said, on SATURDAY., September 4th, A. ID. 1855, at
ten Of the clock A. NJ. and in pursuance of the
provision of Section thirty-ffth. (35,) on attach
ment, page 26l, Kansas Statutes, you, the said
defendant, will take due notice that on the
twentieth (20) day of October, \. ID. 1853. at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon, the said Plaintiff
will recover judgment for the above sum, tOgeth-
with interest, costs and damages of suit, as BY
judgment confessed, in case you fail then and
there to appear, either in person, or b. agent or
attorney. ERASTUS Is. SMITH,
Sep. ll-3w. In his own proper person.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18

DETERSON'S Ladies' Magazine for October
i Is received, illustrated as usual, and fall OF
good reading matter, at NlLAAhIho
Sept. ls, Ie5s. IT,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18

F Quarter sections of the choicest
farming land can be bought in the vicinity
of Grasshopper Falls for from three to five
dollars per acre. This is much cheaper
than unentered claims are held in the
Southern part of the Territory. Prices of
town lots range from ten to one hundred
dollars. Lots are even donated to indi-
viduals who will erect dwellings thereon
-GrasshOpper.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Good Man Nominated

In johnson county, the Free State par
ty in delegate convection, have put in
nomination JOHN LocKHART. Esq, for
reelection, and ]. B. HovEY, Esq, OF
Spring Hill. Mr.. LookHART made val
liable member last winter, and Mr. HovEY
Is a very excellent man, worthy of the
post, and will do honor to his constituen-
cy, We hope equally good men will be
nominated in every county in this Terri
tory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
Attachment.

THE TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l ss.
Shawnee County. ss'
JAMES K. WAYSMAN, Pl'f)
RS.
EDWARD ADAMS. Deft.
In Justices Court, before NJ. C. Brewster, JUS
tice Of the Peace, Tecumseh Township, Shaw
nee COUNT.
To The said Defendant, Greeting:
VOU are hereby notified that the said plaintiff
l. has commenced action before the said u.s.
tice, at his office in the City of Tecumseh, coun-
ty aforesaid, by attachment, on the thrtieth (3O)
day of August, 1858, for the recovery of the sum
of forty three dollars and sixty-two cents, (S43-
g. together with interest, damages and costs of
suit; which said action was returned before said
Justice at his office aforesaid, on Saturday, Sep
tember 4th A. ID. 1853, at ten Of the clock, A. NJ
And in pursuance of the provision of section
thirty-ffth, (35) on Attachment, page 2sl, Nam
sas Statutes, you, the said defendant, will take
due notice, that, on the twentieth l2O) day OF
forenoon, the said plaintiff will recover judg-
ment for the above sum, together with interest,
costs and damages of suit, as By judgment con-
fessed. in case Won fail then and there to appear
either in person or By agent or attorney.
JAMES X. WAYSMAN,
Sept. ll.-4w In his own proper person
VIHE GREAT SECRET OF LEARNING A
l. Horse to rack in less than one hour, sent tC
any address or receipt of one dollar.
Address A. Nj. ROSENBUR RGt -
Sept. lI.-3m@ Lawrence, h. I
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
he #sfala Of Ffseeoq.
LAWRENCE, K. IT.
saturday Morning, Sep. IS. 1858.
Iibsrtv of the Press.

1fby the liberty of the press We understand
ii, the liberty of discussing the prepriety Of
III, - measures and political opinions, let us
P.r much of it as you please; but II means
n,Js,rty Of dsronting, calHHaniGtiH9 and defdn-
iso one anot5er, l, for my part, own myself will
:. % part with my share of it whenever our
,.ri.Iators lnr shall please to alter the law and
.s.I cbeerfully consent to exchange my liberty
= .busing others for the privilege of not being
.a,sed rnyself.-FrGnk1in.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that on the s6th day Of July,
l. A. ID. lS5s, a writ of attachment was issued
by Wm. b. Emerson, Justice of the Peace In
upon the affidavit OF Thomas Smith, against the
goods and ehattles. creditand effects Of Claiborn
Burnett, b. virtue Of which writ, Lewis Gilstrap
wassummoned as a Gernlshee, who &C knowiedged
giving note TO plaintiff, and still owes thereon;
and that on the 2d day OF october, 1855, said
Justice will proceed to hear and decide upon the
claim Of the said Claiborn Burnett, and al other
persons concerned will take notice.
By order Of WM. b. EMERSON, j. p.
THOMAS SMITH, Plaintiff. Sep. 4. 3w
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18

KANSAS LODGE, No. 10 !. o. Of G. 7;
i-2 o'clock, in Babcock 4 Lykins' Hall. Mem
bers of the order from different Lodges are inyi-
ted to attend. j. +. GRISWOLD, W, CT
j. NJ. RAYMOND, W. 5. APPS
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
TooLzfe

The proceedings of Basket Conven-
tion," held at Twin Mound on the 5th
inst, which should have been received
in time for our last weeks issue, only
came to hand on Thursday morning, just
as we were closing up our forms for this
week hence we are compelled to defer
its publication until our next issue. The
proceedings, as reported, are quite in
tsresting, and when published will be read
with interest.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-18
RA-Nnminafnd

We are glad to observe that Messrs.
DANFoRD and MITCHELL, members of the
last Legislature from Linn county, are
again nominated for reelection. They
were two of the ablest members of the
house, always in their seats, and always
laboring to advance the real interests of
their constituents, and never running wild
after distractions. All such members we
hope to see elected for another term.