New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

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el yOie over tio horse $50 or srsr Of ho''e' 35o
H. fsSe fSoSo.t So ,:os as;sS SIS :i p :il on;
r. Dag sa5 hoes iait: harness, &. tiio.... l2)
Pcli sa,sS coffee, tea mOia.se' Scs;oik 81 50
o. 500 stock in trade. tim e. moe.
tIn len 81 tool, s.oes m ,rsde &c. pro.e.,ionsl
entitled to bis library, books, Nc, sane vluel'' tJ1
le..Fae for year lVV
Total amount exempted Si9oO
This exemption lsH practically does away with the
credit system. No reliance Is placed upon coscting
sIy debt by law. mans general character and con-
duct are regarded the suress guarantees Tor the
payment of Liabilities that he may incur. Very feT
mer able to collect hold ever oneha OF the prop
e.ty exempted would ignore or willfuly procrsstnie
just debt of 500 or $780, Debts In the Territory
are conse quently incurred rather upon honor than
pecunary responsibility. Parties who Gre loaded
down with old debts in the States from msfortunes in
business, unavoidable accidents, indoroenents ~
can here hold sufficient to render themselves ono ia
iies comfortable ard have sesson OF rest from perse
cuop wherein to out some new hue oil business,
otherwise recuperate their circumstances. me
late commercial disasters in the Eastern states nave
compelled many competent, energetic and worthy
business men to withdraw from active business aad
become comparatively useless to society because they
no sooner get fairly stlted 10 some opeIson lna'
promises living and hope of ultimste extricatlon
than some keenscented, prying la"ysr or creator
pources upon him with an execution or creditor g bl
or SPECIAL examina ation before q Judge, and ne -
such men Kansas affords desirable refuge Here
every man can commence anew, and get handsome
start before creditors can annoy MIN, and by tnat une
he resdy TO face them, and IS Tar as possible, eet
their demands. Imprisonment for deot was found 10
be useless. It lie equally to deprive man OF the
requisite means OF gsining comiDrta able lvag ior
himself and family. man cspn2t do anytnns un-
less he has something 70 40 vita. Lst sncn men 81
have me ntoned come TO Kansas tbs taii, sI1 Oy
neat Spring tnsy will be comfortably settled, ana nave
busires plans and operations under way, whcn, 10
yeiy few yesrs will render them independent, NOT
wealthy. Ksrsa, is the place Tor tee poor Glan !"
capitalists Kansas Offers Inducements unequaea lor
esety and profit by any otner poTtior Oh ice Gnio,
The land sales take place Nov. .. Emisrahts snouu
be here as early possible before tnat Gaze as nu
dI eds of good improved claims be now purchsssd
on better terms Tor q few hundred dollars OF IeA1y
cash than they sftsrwsrd 1t VIII 3e npraysd
farms n welisettled neghborhoods than 70 go lunef
ssuth and west to obtain lands and endure prlsa
tons and inconvenience that they nave never
dreamed Of, and can with dificulty sufnoult'
MARRIED WOMEN.
CHAP L. Sec ]. Property owned by woman at
the time of her marriage not liable FOR the debts OF her
Sec. ?. That any married womsn while msred
may bargain, cell ard convey her personal and real
property and enter into any contract IL reference to
the came, as if she were sole.
Sec. 3. May sue and be sued as ii sole.
Sec. 1. May make q viii, but shall not oaqieath
more tnen one ndl ol peI Icoi ohu PC ooHo' P'Nf'
from her husband. ,.e,
Sec ). On death Of married woman one-hali oi ner
persona and real property shall beco ne the sos9I.e
property OF her husband and the other hall shsl oe
fcend to the children equally.
Sec .. II there are no children, tnen an neI prop
erty real and personal, shall become the sosoiuIe
property Of the husband.
Secs. I and s. Married mans property, one-hat 70
wife and one-half TO children. II no children, tnen
the wife becomes absolute owner OF al.
Sec. 9. Married woman may carry on tTa1e ehu
business and perform any labor and services a
sole. r...
Sec. 10. Any woman married out Of the Territory
may claim oil the rights as 20 property Whch enc "s
entitled TO or acquired before coming here
See. IL. No marriage contract invaldated;
Sec. H. Husband only liable tor wife debts OeiIlo
marriage TO the extent OF the property he receives "
her.
Sec II. Separate deed OF q husbsnd conveys no iu-
terest IL O wife Q LANDS, &c
MAJORITY. -.
"CHAP. IL, Sec. I.-That al male persons Of tne
age of II yeMs and upwaId, and al ienae ps.sVno
OF the age of lS ard upward, and VINO are unuei ~
legal disability, shsll be capable Of eontrsctnS 10
spectirg goods, chsttels, lands, tensments anu s
other matter or thing which may oe tre -. sn5
subject OF q contract and shall be - 81 intehts H
puipt ses held and considered 20 be OF full see any 10"
or custom to the contrary notwithstanding
RENTS. -
"CHAr. XLvI, Sec. H.--Tbst rents from lands are
collected ss other debts" ia,;,o
All Territoris laws protecting or acAh""'Aee
slave property are repealed. rs
All Objectionable osths ard test qusnnc''''N'
pesled. - ,no, ,
The Jury system is corrected and pIseee sPvT IRE.
similar basis for the selection OF Jurors W lu" P
scfbed in the New York Statutes ...o-, %
Election laws amended and msde 10 con"'"
ccmmon usage in Northern st1es oy os"V''