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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
Fer Sale.


TWILLleass Azyls CottaGs and from tsnto twenty
i seses q ss1 WITH plenty Of timber for family ne
large beasing ovcasrd goed wates, house WITH siehe
roomg, seabia, Smoke house, aAd noe eaSoso, fuu
q grapes Dngiish curraots, etfawbeSnes, PLAINS,
cAearica 0abey1aa egahs, - -
9hn BEAUTIFUL asd eo0lb. ta1e propefty y loeoee1
asslahe ~ Ciy = - Claiss. N fuli Wv q ~
ASeay -. q 1ase pon1, q anDley naA -
49, e1Go3 r. - - 1fot e Nay, W11o peoeoo.
Slan sen : "a, q, desired pasS d u an - -
S.M 10. 1A1s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, Brady Street soith Moore q arret
THIS Express is designed to deliver goods for
i Merchants, carry packages, bundles, mas ages
&C. for persons living ON the bluff and in remote
parts Of the CITY Will also be Ut the market houses
every morning at SA o'slock-for the present Ito
take any marketing to residences which may be de-
sired.
Orders left At the Office or ia the "Express' order
boxes ct Mcneil 4 Bro, B Sutton Co, and W 9
" ellsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges will be for delivering bundles, packa-
bluff and between R bridxe and western Avenue
10 csnta For similar bundles, So ct Hat or North
Davenport zoe cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchants o.
others by the month or pear
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor,
apr7dtf Ohacs 50 Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
Tuesday, the goth day Of April.

D 1863, 1t the Office OF the City Masshal o. tho
City OF Davenport, at O'Clock n. proved % .ei
the lots ard parcels Aforesaid in order te collect sad
sums Of money together withoehc cost Of this aiver
tialDent w.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
REMOVALS.
Removal.

Removal.
WE have removed our stock OF Clothing. Cloths.
w Osssimeres, Furnishing Goods, DC, v oar new
and specious store In
METR OPOLI1AN BLOCK
And are prepared TO show them 70 Cd friends
and customers, and many new ones - choose u Ia
We leave this week for New yosk Aad bos-
ton, where ve viii parchass and bsing - this city
the richest and most fashionable stOe tor tne Spring
and summer Trade, eveS offered 10 this market, ~
Wholesale and Retan. Psonptsi By eur succs - the
past year, feel arrnrsd that Yrst 0Ass Ciothieg
and Tailoring 1stabfishment u nuch needed, and
take II upon ourselves ~ 0pen sucA On one, trusting
TO man, friends for Its support. We 20 business
strictly the price principle and warrant every
artielss Uet2S-dtfl y. n. PAnkS o..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
Fer Sale Or Lease,

EoUD LOTS situated "a u and SCOTT stSest, h
i partieuiaSs eoGuire q ConDu 4 Dow, q
(angledtD JA10 NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
MARNHAL'S SALE.

nurAULT having been made BY the owners Of the
~ several lots sud parcels ofland hereinafter pos-
ticulary described, In the payment d the sums Of
money severally assessed against the same for the
purpose OF laying side walks In front Of said lcts
shall, on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20

M. +. Close,
(Su.oessol TO n. +. / G. D. Close.)
MANUFACTURER OF
CANDLES. 0ss1 Lard OIL
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20

UVWn1YJTHRIY eligible Building Iots, sltuassl
y "a Harrison, Third Ripley and 1aondsaes seree1s
tieuls1s enquire d OoADIu Dow. q
(oaodtO An1S4 NAY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
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Opinions OF Distinguished Bust.
mesa Men.

Advertise your business. Do not hide your
Esht under bushel. Whatever your calling or
occupation may be, if it needs support from the
public, advertise it thoroughly and efficiently,
attention. I freely confess that what success
| bave had in life may fairly be attributed moro
70 the public press than to nearly all other causes
combined. There may possibly be occupations
that do not require, advertising, but cannot
we'll conceive what they are."-P. T. BARNuM.
II have always considered Advcrtising-libe
ally and long-to be the great medium Of success
in business, and the prelude to wealth. And
have made it an invariable rule too, To advertise
in the dullest time, long experience having
taught me that money thus spent is well laid
out; as b. keeping my business continually be-
fore the public. has secured me many sales that
lOtherWise would have lost. "-STEPH. GIRARD.
Whatever success l may have had in bust
ness, owe mainly 10 continuous Advertising,
and deem it good policy to advertise long in the
same papers. From close observation, 1 am
fully convinced that it is impossible to make
much Roadway in any branch OF commerce, with
ont the facilities which the press alone can
RiVe."-JAcoB RIDGEwAY.
My motto through life has been-work and
Advertise. In business, Advertising is the true
Philosophers stone, that turns whatever it
touches TO gold. have advertised much, both
in the weekly as well as in the daily papers !;
nor have found that those of the largest cifcu-
lati0n-of either elass-beneftted me the most ("
-JoHN JACOB Aston.
Advertised advertise! advertise This is
the life OF trade, and standing advertisements,
you will find, will prove the most remunerative
at least, have found it 30 during my business
career thus far; for should you withdraw but
single week from the paper in which you are ac-
eustomed to advertise, ten TO one that would be
the time when some would-be-neW customers
will look into the paper for your business ad-
dress, and not finding it, you will lose several
profitable sales."-WILLIAM GRAY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27

ment of law. There are but few Pro.
slavery mel now remaining among u.s.
The few who remain are civil and law
abiding and are entitled to protsction-to
equal rights under the law.
The citizens of the Usage have sug-
gested that meeting of the county be
held at MapletoD, on Saturday next, for
the purpose of adopting measures to pre-
vent further difficulties. A call has been
issued to that effect.
As long as there is likely to be any
trouble among US, I viii try and keep the
minds of your readers disabused from
Misrepresentation which they may find
in the columns ofthe Lawrence RruNican.
Not wishing to shrink the responsibility
of what statements I make, subscribe
myself in full, Your obt servant, -
JOHN HAMILTON.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
Legal Noticss.
summons.

summons
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT,(
Coffey COUNTY, 4. T.
A. E.sToRMEs. Piaintif)
WARD CHASE, Defend,t.S
WHEREAS, q Petition was filed in my Office
W on the 18th DAY of September, A. ID. 1855,
by a L.. Stormes, wherein he stated that Ward
Chase was justly indebted unto him in the sum
OF Thirty-two Dollars and Forty flour Cents, and
SAID Stormes holds his promissory note for that
amount one for the sum Of Fifteen Dollars,
dated July 18th, le5d, pa1 able one day after date:
one dated july 18th, lS5S, payable one day after
date, for amount of Three Dollars, with interest
at twoper cent, and assigned to Plaintiff, By ].
I. Cox; one note dated July 18th, le55, payable
one day after date. for amount Of Twelve Dol
lars and Twenty five Cents, with interest at ten
per cent, assigned BY J. G. Shambell to Plain
tin. And, whereas, the Defendant is q non-res-
Ident Of this Territory, and q summons cannot
be served upon him. these are therefore to no.
tify the said Ward Chase, that he must answer
the Petition Of the Plaintiff on or before the LIST
day Of December, A: d. ls5s, or judgment will be
rendered against him for the amount of Plain
tiff,s claim.
Witness my hand and private seal Of ONCE.
there being no public seal Jet proyided) this
18th day Of September, A. d. ls5s.
{ SEAL Clerk Of District Court. COfeJ Co..
S6JoHN I. Cox. Atty for Plaintiff.
Oct. o.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
Legal Notiess.
Sheriff,s Sale.
ASA HAIRGROVE, Plaintiff,

ASA HAIRGR0VE, Plaintiff.
Charles A. Hamilicn. in' Alsernon Hamilton,
Michael Hubbard. Thomas Jackson, stephen
HightoWer, james Tate, Frank Powell. Joseph
Powell. Lewis Hene erson, A. Henderson,, VIM.
! ealock, Y. r hapiiton, w. Brecket. Jasper
WILLIAM HAIRGR0VE, Plaintiff,
against
Charles A. Hamilton, Algernon Hamilton,
Michael Hubbard. Thomas jackson, Stephen
Hightower, james Tate. Frank Powell, Joseph
Powell. Lewis Henderson, A. Henderson, Vim.
Yealoyk, q. Z: Hamilton. w. B. Brocket, Jasper
Broomield and n. w. Matlock, Defendants.
by virtue of order of sale made in the above
- cases, By the District Court of Linn County.
Kansas Territory, at the October term thereof.
A. ID. le5o, and to me directed, will expose at
public sale, at the court house door. in the town
eember, a. ID. lass. between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. ii. and o'clock p. N. of said day, the
following described land and tenements, to wit:
the East half Of the southeast quarter Of sec;
ton eight, e. township twenty-one. (2i) and
range twenty-five, (25.) containing sixty-tWo and
nVe one hundredths acres, more or less, appraised
at i've hundred dollars; also, the east half OF
township tWenty-one, tsi,S and range twenty.
hFe, l25D containing eighty acres, appraised at
FOUR hundred dollars; also, the northeast quar-
ter of section ten, Q0l township twenty-one, l2l(
range twenty-five, (25D containing one hundred
and thirty-tVe acres, more or less, appraised at
thirteen hundred and fifty dollars; also, in lot
No. i've, 80 in block tWenty-one. Gil in the
town Of PaEis. in said county, appraised at one
hundred dollars also, in lot No. three, o. in
block twenty, co., in said town aforesaid, APP
praised at ffty-seven and fifty one hundredths
also. the following goods and chattels, to wit I:
one dwelling house and four hundred rails. more
or less, being on the northwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty-fve, (35,l township twenty, co., and
range twenty five, Us , also, two houses and Eve
thousand rails, more or less, being on the south
west quarter of section two, e. township TWEEN
tyrone, GU and range TWENTY-FIVE, C25 , also, one
house and three hundred rails, more or less, be-
ing on the northwest quarter of section eleven,
Ql,l township twenty-one, t2l0 and range TWEEN
ty-hye. rs y also, two thousand rails, moro or
less, being on the south half Of the southeast
quarter Of section three, a. township twenty
one, en- range twenty-five, C25 , also, one store
house, and five hundred rails, more or less. icing
on the northwest quarter Of section ten. (l0,)
township tWenty-one, C2l,) range TWENTY-FIVE,
rs y also, one cow and calf taken as the proper
ty Of the above named defendants. as per return
Of the sheriff on writ Of attachment in said
cause, to satisfy judgment in favor Of Asa Hair
grove and William Hairgroye, all Of the above
described property lying and being in Linn
G. N. MCDANIEL,
Nov. 81. Sheriff of Linn County, h. T.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
Summons.

ITO JOHN MARTIN. Defendant:-You are
hereby summoned and required to answer
on or before the first day Of December, A. d.
lsSS in an action in the District Court; which
Petition way filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
said Court. 1t Burlington, in Coffey county, Kan
sas Territory, on the 9Th day of October, A. ID.
1858. The object and prayer Of said Petition is
to recover Judgment on q promissory note, made
b. the said John Martin, and payable to Matthias
Trexwell or order, assigned by said TroxEell to
G. q. Amsden, and assigned By the said Amsden
to Alexander Hamilton And take notice, that
x you fail 20 answer said Petition, as hereby re-
CURED, the Plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for Nine Hundred and Eighty Dollars, and
interest from the 5th day Of February, 1853 up 70
the time Judgment is rendered, besides cost.
Dated the 9th DAY of October, 1853.
SILAS FEARL,
elk Of the District Court. Coffey Co.. K. 7.
Oct. 266t. -
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Legal Notice.

TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l 8,
Douglas County, o.
FERDINAND HELLRICK.)
VS..
JOHN VANDERBILT.
In the District Court Of the End Judicial Dis
trict in and for said county.
THE said Defendant. John Vanderbilt, will
L take notice that said Plaintiff. Ferdinand
Hellrich, on the Gath day of November, A. ID,
lsse, filed his petition in said District Court.
against the said Defendant, John Vanderbilt,
setting forth that the said Defendant, John V an
dsrbilt. on the 9Th day. October, A.; d. 1855,
at Prairie City, Douglas County, X. T., made
his certain promissory note, in writing, Of that
date, and then and there delivered the same to
said Plaintiff or order one day after date, SI30.
with interest thereon, at the rate of 30 per cent
per annum, for which said sum of money, (9l30,)
with interest as aforesaid, at the rate Of 30 per
cent. per annum, the plaintiff prays Judgment:
And the said Defendant, John Vanderbilt, is
further notified that an order of attachment has
been issued in said action, and that he is re-
CURED to appear and answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1850.
FERDINAND HELLRICH,
BY his Attorneys,
Nov. 5-6t. Stafford Stafford.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27

Persons owning lots in Tecumseh, are request
ed to come forward and pay the instalmenfs due
upon such lots, As the Association are new pre-
pared to make title for lots and shares in said
town Of Tecumseh, and hereby tender title for
said lots-in default Of payment Of the install
ISOLATION. Title will be made TO the shareholder
by his surrendering the original certificate, and
paying all dnes. All shares must be transmitted
TO the Secretary, or an Agent, BY December, a.
Il Is the object Of the Beard to close the Affairs Of
the Association as early a. practicable. Any in
formation desired with regard to condition Of
shares or lots, can be had by addressing the See-
retary, at Tecumseh, x. I.
By order Of the Board.
Nov. %, 5E5t II. STRICKLER. Sec.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
NeW Advertisements.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, LEooMPToN,l
0otOhar orb 1879
To the Honorable. the Board Of Supervisors of
- Coun{u:

To TIE honorable the Board Of Supervisors Of
- County:
tuted a Board of Equalization, composed Of the
SecretarI of the Treasury, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, and Treasurer Of the Territory, whose
duty it shall be to "apportion the amount of Ter
Iitoral Taxes required by law to be raised in the
Territory, among the several counties therein, in
proportion to the valuation Of taxable property
therein, for the year as equalized by said Board"
county and township laws, passed at the late sese
sion of the Legislative Assembly, and the en-
barrassment caused BY the change made in the
method of assessing taxes, BY the unwillingness
on the part of the officers in many of the coun-
ties to qualify and proceed with the duties of
their Office, has prevented o compliance on the
part of the County Clerks, to furnish the re-
CURED abstract of taxable property, as returned
By the Assessors of the several counties of the
TERRITORY. In view Of these circumstances the
Board deem it inexpedient to await the Sab
straets," as it would necessarily protract the
collection of revenue, but recommended the ac-
ceptance of the Assessors return, and levy the
tax accordingly.
In some of the counties, owing to the delay in
organizing, the assessment was not made as early
as the Act required, but this is no reason why
the assessment should not be made-even now it
would be proper to do SO and collect the same
this year.
In those counties where the assessments have
been made under the former law, and there has
not yet been time to make it under the present
one, We would advise the acceptance of such
assessment by the County Board, and proceed to
have the same collected. 1t also requires of you
to provide for the collection of the taxes due
for any previous year. All delinquent lists to be
returned by late collectors should be placed in
the hands of the new. In some Of the counties
the delinquent list is very large. In such cases,
it would be proper TO place such list in the hands
Of the Sheriff of the county, and require q
speedy collection Of the same. The Territorial
dollars, and one dollar capitation tax, which tar
you are directed TO levy for the Territory on the
assessed value Of all the taxable property of the
rected to transmit to the Comptroller Of the Ter
ritory at LecOmptOn, an abstract of the taxable
property, with aggregate value Of the same, at
the earliest day practicable,
Respectfully Yours,
HUGH S. WALSH, Secretary X. 7,
II. J. STICKLER, Comptroller.
THOS. J. b, CRAMER, Treasurer.
Nov 20-t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27

or The old RAT over the way is try
ing to divert attention from himself by
setting his yo,aJ Enss to yelping at u.s.
But we have the pleasure Of informing
his Ratship that the trick won't win.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
stray Cattle.

Saat Il. f Sns pair Linn Of S1.n
eribed as follows One Of them Jet black.
and the other black, with line back, and the
near ere blind. The latter has bell on. Both
about nine years old. Whoever will return to
me anJ or all Of the said Cattle. or will give in
formation 90 that can find thcm, shall be lib
orally paid for their trouble AMI expense. Di-
supposed to have followed the Little Sugar
down, and are thought to DO in the bottoms Of
that stream. or the Big Sugar.
Oct. .. JONATHAN LYMAN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
1bs |etala Of Efessoip.
LAWRENCE. K. T.
Saturday Morning, Nov. n, 1858.
Liberty Of the Preas.

fbJ the liberty Of the press We understand
,,rsIy the liberty Of discussing the propriety Of
.cblis measures and political opinions, let Us
s,ve as much Of it as you please; but II Il means
.I1l1erty Of GfrOa'tiRg, cGlGn'ntGtfH0 and def1m-
isg one another, l, for my part, own myself will
ipg to part with my share Of it whenever our
legislators shall please to alter the law; and
hall cheerfully consent to exchange my liberty
If abusing others for the privilege Of not being
,bused myself.-FFGnklin.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27

OrWe see it sts.sd in the Eastern
newspapers, that the candle-bOx, found
under the wood pile, in which the election
returns were deposited by Calhoun & Co.,
is now in Boston, on exhibition, by Lewis
N. Tappin, of this city.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
wEIBLING,S
LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE,

LEAVENwORTH. X. T.
T WILL attend TO all cases Of veterinary prac-
J. tice. All kinds Of Horse Medicines prepared
and for sale; also Corn, Oats and Hay, Horses
and Vehicles bought and sold.
To FARMERS AND TRANSFERS We can offer
Stables the LARGEST WAGON YARD \
Leavenworth, being 100 feet front b IL feet
long, in the business portion Of the city, with =
good well Of water. capable Of Watering ary
attached.
A call from our friends and the travelling pub
licrespcctfully solicited, Terms moderate.
Leavenworth, Sep. IL, 1858. I'm
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Sac & Fox AGExcY, K. TIL
0nt l0fh I9ro

THE Subscriber has in his possession bay
l. Horse. about l5K hands high. or Q years old,
side. This Horse followed some Indians who
had been to the ponds on Wskarusa river. Tin
the direction Of Tecumseh from this place. for
PUSHES. about the last Of September. Any per-
son appearing. proving and pairing 6o< this adver-
tisement, can get the Horse.
Nov. %, syst. ISAAC G. BAKER.
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School Rocks,
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Westnpplis
In Town Company have selected go acres ofthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Forks Of the Kansas Riy-
er, and intend 10 pre-empt the same for town
site. With boundaries and subdivisions a. sur
veyed, plated, and fled in the proper Land Of
fce By L. NJ. THURsToN. ID. b. STRAIT, Sec.
Westopolis Kansas Jan 90 1853
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Ptices Current.

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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
$50 Reward

STOLEN from the pasture of Daniel Melvin,
non the night Of the 9Th Of October, two mares
one roam, slimish e>lde, hind feet white. star in
the face, fresh dog-bite in one nostril, shoe on
one hind foot, smallish feet, name worn of by
the collar, not much hair under the belly, and is
seven years old. The other is dark bfown, small
size, star in the face, hind feet white, with lit
tie black spot on the of foot just above the hoof,
can pace; she has been worked but never shod,
and is five years old,
IheGboye reward will be paid for the horses
and conviction Of the thief, IS dollars for the
coyery.
Residence. nine miles S. W. Of Leavenworth,
on the road to Wright's steam Sawmill. p. o.
address-Leayenwortb. BEN. YEARSLEY.
October l6, 1853
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
Administratcr,, Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on the 18th day
~ Of Nov. A. ID. 1858, letters of administration
late Of Lykins county, K. T., were, BY the Pro-
bate Court of said countS, issued to the under
signed All persons having claims against said
estate are required TO present them for allow,
ancs within one year from this date; and if said
claims are not presented within three years from
the date Of said letters Of Administration, they
shall be forever barred.
n. l.. JACKSON.
Nov N-3tt
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
w. H.H. Kaantz.

EORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANT. and Wholesale dealer In Alton
Lime, Fostering Hair, Cement and Grain Of all
kinds Orders for Flour promptly attended to-
Short Street and Leyee, Alton, Illinois. Refers
70 J. Lock b Bro.. Alton H.; Turner 4 Sidway,
DO; Wade, Barry Co. do; W. b. Mitchell
Co. do. apr Is On