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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

~ EQUALITY TO ALL!--UNIFoRsIrf OF PRIcgs!
4 NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS: EyenY ONE ms
OWN SALESMAN !-JoyEs & Co.. of tho .,C;r-ccn,
One Price Clothing Store" No 200 Market Street
above Sixth. Philadelphia. in addition 10 hlvins
the largest, most varied and fashionable stock OF
Clothing in Philadelphia, made expressly for re-
tail sales have constituted every one his ewn
salesm IN. by having IN irked in figures on each
article the very lowest pr zee it can be- sod for 81
they cannot possibly vary--all mns lie alike
The goos are all wei spongcd anl prepared
and great pains taken with the moki.tg so that all
ma! buy W'th the fall assurance of gattin; good
artc'e at the very lowest price
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth.
No POO Ioyts 4 Co.
Aug. sly.
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1f,orrir0.

UCKWITH- BORAM.-Bv Rev. r. LLOYD
G"ldsborongh, in Trinity Church, on the
18th inst, Mr.. JnuN Y. BuuKwlru and Mrs.
ASS BoRAM, daughter of Mr.. Andrew
Qnimbcy, Of this county.
ATklNSON-I On the 4th of
f1o., il Oxford. by Rev. ThoS. b. Miller.
Mr.. ROLLINS ArHiN5aN, of G .ril county. to
Miss Lucy AvN HARRISON, of Chester Co.
CIARk-COLMARY On the 27th ult.. in
Baltimore, by Rev. Thomas Myers IlrNny
CLArk, formerly Of Salem, Mass, to Miss
AM VIRGINIA, daughter of C4pt. y. l..
Co!mlry.
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Mr.. EuIToR - am sorry to say that the
Small PoX has again made Its APPEARANCE il
the Sth District: Mr.. james Cummings,
wilhelm the city, came in contact with it and
took rarloloid, which has been communicated
10 his family, but, ! am glad to say, it is not
very malignant type and hopes are enter.
tanned they will soon be better. There are no
either cases yet.
Fears are entertained that the ice crop will
be short one ana that mos; Of the ice houses
VIII be tenanteSs. This will he quite IL loss
to our neighborhood.
The Iron Works here n'inuc in operation
most OF the time the anticipated hard times
not having caused th,m to stop vet.
Mr.. John S. Christie is making arrange.
mcntS TO build a dwelling for himself which
VIII be an Improvement to oar village: unfor-
tunatrly for the Sth he builds in the 7tl
District. Yours, p.
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DEuGs, MEnIcISEs. &".-We would call the
attention of our readers and Of Physicians especial
'y to the advertisement of E. Drnghurst & Co.
tc be found in another column. The members o,
the firm are all Practical Druggists having been
regularly educated to the business one of whom i,
Graduate of the Philadelphia College of Phi II,
macy. Their stock of Drugs has been selected
with care; and having a Laboratory connected
with their establishment, they manufacture ncarl,
all of their Pharmaceutical Preparations The
icncy Of tie lntdicinos Sold. -
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CECIL COUNTY MAPPED AT LAST, $50
Mr.. Martcnet headS an advertisement in our
paper to day, and to that advertisement we
call the particular attention of all survey ors
and others Interested. Mr.. NJ name s Ger.
tain places and hours when and where he
will receive suggestions to enable him to sup
ply omissions and correct errors. Let him
have the necessary aid from those having the
information, so that the map Of Cecil. when
completed. may be as perfect as possible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

TIE Iowa U. S. SENATOR james w.
Grimes. just elected U. S Senator from Iowa.
for six years from the c..ose of the prcscn,
Congress, March 3rd, 1859, has just retired
from the Office Of Governor. to which he was
elected August, 1851 He is a native of
New Hampshire, about fifty years of age, is
lawyer and farmer, formerly Wing and now
Republican in politics, and was the first man
OF The political stripe ever chosen Governor
OF Iowa. lie takes the place of the Hon
George w Jones, a democrat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

p virtue Ct an Order OF The Hon. J,hn
81 H. Price, Judge Of the Circuit Conf for
Cecil county. III ChIUccly. notice is hereby
GIren t" the creditors If William y. mi
dec d, to Tile their claims, with the vouchers
'"cfcp'' Iii the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
'"lt Court Tor Cecil county, on or before the
sixth day Of April next
,o-a W. j. JONES.
i1o W 1910 I'm Trustee
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
LHO Is S r. Il sS ELS

I'iioMAS ". BROWN respectfully Informs
Farmers and others that ha continues tI,,. ,,,.n
utactute Of DEl.lNo'S INDEPENDENT p,rryr
m hAh rs at his sash manutactory in J
Morton fool' Machine shop. foot Of Orange , reef
wilmington Del. Having the exclusive ryht IN
make and sell these superior Horse Rakcs in thr
state Of Delaware. he is at all times prcppr,J IN
execute all orders entrusted to him. Farmers dn.
Sirins these RakeS are requested to send in their
t ur,r'iS pIIore harvest 'Ime. The superiority of
these Rakos all others now in us, il o.kno,vI
edge by all who have used them. They can he
made with wheels, if desired. JFob c, lsj5-6n,
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ITDepu'y Sheriff Jannry took to the
Maryland Pcntentiary on Monday last Ann
Gibbs and Richard Craig colored. convicted
and sentenced at the late session Of the Court
as stated last week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

1--WE are indebted to MeSsrs Mccullough
and Smith of the State Senate and Mes rs
Davis. Ford and the Chief Clerk of the House
OF Delegates for various Pubic Documents
Tor which th,y will please accept our thanks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

The Elk Neck Road.

MR EDITOR: Your Elk Neck corrcsnon.
do,, :, ov;d,,,,, :, a,,,;, =,
''''"5 Wv
a''e''''''' VI LIZ P""ic u We proposed bridge
at EIk Landing, and is am willing to ad
nit very rclicitous, in the use of abusive cpi
thcts. lie is much mistaken however if he
thinks the taxpayers of Cecil county are so
Jolly green as to swallow the ,no,idcut rs.
sertions of any one so d,c,ly interested. in a
pccuniary way. as he happens to be, in the
opcuju,r Of The Road AID crr;;,n IF thr
lri,lgc.
Tie last Board Of Commissioners spent
8 900 extra. in improving the Elk Neck
road "A d it is now in AS good condition Ms ,uv
road in the county and vet vour rorrc.noni
cnt talks. with an al, of iui,,,,d iu,,nn, n,.,.
abput the rights Of the citizens Of the Neck
! rh4ir desire TO be ,lac,,, on an rnuul f;,ot.
'h5 WED ,ho]c OF '"l"a' .s--,.-.-.. r. TO
comfy 40 do"bt that he and some OF his
-a'J"''FS' VINO are $" busy IN obtaining the
r'2nn'"r,S o. orariI.SS boys to their petitions
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INV. j. Jones, Esq, States Attorney
has received letter from Doct Foncrdon, of
the Maryland lo: .'ital, stating that john
Gillespie, found insane at the late session of
the Court cannot be admitted into that In
stitu'lon FOR want of room. There are two
persons there now from Cecil: Martha Shaw
and Isaac Cox, both Of whom have been
there a number of years.
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OCTORARO HANK.

THE Books tor subscription TO the Capital
l. Stuck of the OcGofaro Bank will be opens
ed in the Borough Of Oxford, on 7 TUESDAY,
February 9th, aud will he kept open during
the week. For the commissioners.
JAMES +. CUNNINGHAM,
Fen 8, 1898. lw' Secretary.
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CONVENTION OF SOLDIERS The citizen
soldiers in Pennsylvania who served cam.
palgn at Baltimore in the war of 1872,
under the command of Brig. Gen. Foster, are
to meet in Harrisburg on the 22nd dav of
February next, for the purpose of taking into
consideration tho propriety of memorolizing
Congress to pass law that shall place them
on the same footing with the soldiers of the
revolutionary war,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06
CECIL COUNTY MAPPED
AT LAST

~ l. LAS L.
TIVE publisher would Respectfully inform
Il. the citizens that the Map of Cecil is
ready for the engraver. He would be thank
iul for the Attendance and inspection of those
persons acquainted with the localities. at the
time and places named below. There are
chances for little omissions and errors. which
he desires corrected before putting it in til,
engravcr's hands. He will have the map at
Smiths Hotel, Port Deposit, Monday Sth
inst, a. IN. to 3 =. M.
Elkton Post Office, Tuesday 9th, 81 u m
to 81 pm.
Haines' Stores, Brick Meeting House.
Wednesday. 10th, 0 a m to q m.
Thomas Store, North East, Thursday 18th
till Il IN.
Manor House, Chesapeake City, Friday,
till pm.
Streets Store, Warwick, Friday 81 p. m.
to Saturday s m.
Surveyors and others will much oblige by
their attendance. as also additional subscri-
bors. SIMON J. MARTENET.
Feb 6, ls6s-tf Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

u THE WESLEY JANNEY mentioned last
week as having been arrigned for gambling
was not Mr.. f. Wesley Janney, Deputy
Sheriff. We mention this as the fo.rncr may
be COMPOUNDED with the latter, who is young
man well and favorable known in the
county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

MARINE LOSSES FOR JANUARY.-The New
York Courier publishes list of marine los.
SEES for the past month, showing an aggreg ate
of eighteen vessels, of which five were Sims
three were banks, two were briggs, and eight
were Schooncrs. The total value of property
was four hnntred and n,nty.ihree Moumnd
fire hnnd' ed dollars. This is the value of the
property totally lost exclusive Of damages to
a total loss and Of partial losses of cargo.
AS compared with the month of January
1851. the above shows a decrease in the hun.
Der OF vessels lost and missing Of one hundred
and seven. and in the value of property lost
amounting to three million and fortv-nine
thousand two hundred dollars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06

A HEAVY VERDICT. albany Feb. IA
verdict for l04 900 has been obtained in The
Circuit Court against DR.. Townsend, of sar-
saparilla fame, and in favor of the heirs Of
Ruel Clapp DR.. Townsend was bondsman
tor MIR. Howard, the trussee of the estate and
the suit ives instituted to recover $4,000.
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TAILORING.

ME subscriber would respectfully inform
fthIs Old customers and the public general
ehat |be found in Principle, one
Ntor in ~ Old Store House, recently
howard Nkland & Gather, where he in
III Eon the above business in all
IL inches, on reasonable terms and
b Ike manner. He solicis share
II fronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR,
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HOUSE.

7. falso, connected with his establish
7rgant, and will always have on
assortment of Confectionery,
1fMeats, &c, and at all times a
"a 4 the best Oysters the Baltimore
1En. afford, and served up in quick
~ to0d style; with other Refreshments
Il pit at such places. A. Il.
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PUBLIC SALE.


's'liE subSci ihcr will sell ut Public Sale.
Il on ms Farm. adjninIns the farms Of J Ohm
lcach and Lewis 7. Roberts, on Bohemia
Manor, on THURSDAY, THE 1sru DAY OF
= hHH'A"Y, 1893, his Stock and Farming
Implements, consisting of
G-T-myN 3 II O SEES. . ~
i.< a-5 ss Ga".s G. S2" s. i9@4,
sheep. s'A @s
FARMING IMPLEMENTS i Family
N'rfiase: double al:,l single harness, Mari;ct
Dearborn. Farm Wagon. Ox.Crt pn,ner
(lI"s@ey's). Wheat Drill, (rcnnock's) with
uttS ant li'lan" Attachment, Spring Tooth
H'c't'r, Cast Iron Section Roller, Flows,
iiarrnws Nc. &c., all nearly new
lEhNS.-All SUNS under Ten Dollars,
Cash over Ten Dollars, II credit of six
months. with note and approved security,
~ sale To commence 1T 10 o'clock a. m.
Fcu II, l61S-2t l.. S. CHOPPER.
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Iron Saturday, the 9th of January the
door OF the Ecclesiastical Courts throughout
the kingdom Of Great Britain closed to open
no more, after having existed for nearly 800
yezra, fa44s
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VDe Cfcil lubie.
ELKToN, FEBRUARY G. 1853.

IFHon j B. R.caud has our thanks Cor a
Public Document.
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5RT DEPOSIT .Np REIJ,s FERRY

/, capacity Of this Boat. and her speed and
safety. rcndsr her peculiarly fitted for this
30. Urovers, farmers, travellers and the pub
eneralIy will find her at all times ready to
sy them and their property to aud from the
4 points. Travellers aud Drovcrs will find
Accommodations for themselves and stock
Jew Hotel at Bells Ferry, which has been
erected by ]. SPENCER, and now kept
may S-6ui
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

GLENN DALE.
ygYllIS Beautiful Estate will be sold a
4 Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, March 2ad, 1858,
at 8 O'Clock 7. NJ. at the Court House door.
in Elkton. 1t Contains
500 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
The Gle trcd land (ahout one half of the
iarm.) is in Il good state of cultivation, and
particularly adapted to u grazing or dairy
farm, II large portion being meadows with
water in every field, ana the advantage Of the
markets of Philadelphia and Baltimore. three
or tunr lines day. The Woodland Ole bal
ance Of the iarm) is heavy tmbcrcd with
WHITE OAK, of which it is supposed 1000
Trees can be cut, Black Oak Hickory, Wal
nut, Beach, Poplar. &c. The buildings en-,
bracing Unnecessary for Il first class farm ara
in good order, as also the fencing. Their,
is an Orchard of Apples. Peaches, and Pears
of the best quality. On this property thero
is a valuable MllI.-SEAT with the race al
ready dug, it embraces all the waters of Elk
Creek, On which there are many Factories.
Furnaces. Grist and Saw Mills.
This Farm can he easily divided, giving
The division an equal quantity Of wood and
cleared Land. No place in the state is more
healthy or has better water.
TERMS LIBERAL, and made known at
sale. W. c. GLENN,
Feb 6, lSjS-ts near Elkt,,n, Md.
'.'Del. Republican. Village Record copv
once week TIL sale, and send bill to adver-
tiscr.
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llFE IN KANSAS. Dan Mcfarland writes
to the Portsmouth Tribune from Carson
Kansas Territory, under the date of Is jam.
airy. Carson has become the county seat o,
Of Brown. Dan was busy erecting a Court
House. Court WAS holding its session in n
blacksmi'h's shop: and Dams wife was
acting as landla,y to the judges lawyers.
jury, etc. Dams cabin served as head quar-
tiers for the honorable judges, high sheriff,
and lawyers.
One day while tho Court was in session,
two beautiful deer went past the the door on
Il full jump. The " Bar made general
rush for the game, while the dignilied Judge
was left doozng upon the bench :" TO wit,
an anv'l-block. Deer are seen almost daily
The weather was delightful, warm and dry
like Indian Summe: in Ohio.
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a@ NOTICE.
- The Steamer p O il T
gE Z u . S 7, Capt ID:
ss:-..--IJ Fll!n-j White, has been thor
d ouglly overhauTed in her
/ End boiler by c. Reader, machinist, and
ia skinner, ship carpenter, and resumed
Irregular trips between lIavre de Grace
n Port Deposit. Dec 10, lS5I-tf.
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IMPORTANT TO
3ROVERS s. TRAVELLERS.

~. b PORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT
EfAasz TnE STEAMER GIPSEY. Capt j
rs, having been thoroughly repaired. is now
3ing regularly during the day and night b.
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y q YES! q YESl

lTaHk UC'IIONE E HING.
~. subscriber respectfully announces
iX all persons having property to sell at
| .3AISale, that he gives his attention to
TfZVendues, Auctions, and Public Sales
al descriptions, 4 business in which he
sas had much experience and success. His
sence is two miles west Of Elkton, on the
North East, and letters will reach
: 49, sElkton post office. He begs
ME following gentlemen for
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-06
The Steamer Cecil

t LEAVES
A. ICAr George Town at one
si;;; ;a:yss,~r1as1i O'Clock on Tuesdays,
@ Thursdays and Sat.
for Havre de Grace, touching at the
Z, as Landings on the Sassalras River.
RETURNING
Hffavre de Grace for Sassafras River
fine days, at about 4 40 mo clock
~ Fare so Gents.
III L. G. STURGEON,
Gay If Captain.
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PUBLIC SALE.


farming business, will sell at Public Sale
On IHeSduy. Fcbro0y, 23rd, 1858
1t the ChmtIly Farm. on the roaI from
North East to Rising sun, the following pro-
erty:
LIVE STNCK.-1 fine Young Stud Horse,
pui t in all kinds Of harness 3 good farm
Horses; YcurIing Colt; 3 Yoke OF we'll
broke Oxen; head uf two year old Steers,
, Milch & 'w&, > Young Cattle. 6 Shoats.
FARMING NSll.S.--l four. hors.
Wagon. with broad wheels two horse
Wagon; Spring Market Wagon = On
CrlS. lot of OX-l okcS; | ,wo-horsc Power
ThreShcr (Whe"lrr's Patrut.) nearly new
cora shelter; !irst-ratc Grain Fan; Wheat
Drill and corn Dtil Patent Hay Rake; :
Sctt' Of good Wagon Harness Fly STRAPS; Il
variety of Flows. II,rrowS and cultivnturs,
Rakcs, Forks. Shovcls Spades and Hoes,
an many articles not named.
r5"ALSO, POTATOES by the bushcl,
an HAY by Tie ton.
TERMS.-Un $40, cash: on sums over
So, IL credit Of six months, with approved
security.
. u" sale to commence ut 10 o'clock.
JEREMIAH RiTTENUOUSE,
Feb &. lSJS-ts'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-11

.r,1n Calhoun, of candle-box notoriety,
+. .reported, in the Nebraska Ne,cs of late
late, with having said, at supper recently
ivsp him at Nebraska City, that "he t0as
'ota prO-slarery man, but had voted in the
1ecOmpton Constitutional Convention to
make the Constitution they were then
flaming free Constitution"
A correspondent of the Star Of Empire,
who signs himself "A Member Of the
Constitutional Convention" calls the atten-
ton of the said Calhoun to the fact that
1t sundry times he did declare himself a
pro-slavery man and, on one occasion, in
response to the inquiry whether he was in
favor of slavery in Kansas, he said:
"IGn1 in JaVOr of slavery eUery,0here.
consider it (slavery) the foundation oi
GOOD society, and that the welfare and per.
nanence of the Union depends upon the
maintenance of slavery not only in Kan
sas but everyiOhere."
Much, of a similar character, follows
which only goes to prove what all tn
world knew months ago-that John Cal
bun is the vilest demagogus and tn,
most abandoned and depraved public mai
that ever disgraced any country.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-11

DETERSON'S Ladies' Magazine, BalIou5'
L Monthly and Yankee Notions for SsPtem-
Der, at WILMARTHS-
Aug 81. 1853
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-11
Gold in Kansas.

We clip the following items, in refer
ence to the discovery of gold in Kansas,
from the Kansas City Journal of Sunday,
August 29:-
Mr.. John Richard arrived here on yes
terday from the Gold Regions, and was
instantly surrounded by crowd of eager
inquirers. Our people were the more
anxious to hear his report, as his charac-
ter for twenty years, as business man,
gave to what he might say weight that,
in the minds of those who knew him,
would settle the question.
Mr. Richard is an old mountain trader,
who has long enjoyed not only the conf
dence of the business men of the Upper
Missouri and st. Louis, but the United
States Government. He brings the best
specimens we have yet seen from the new
mines, and his account is at once complete
and satisfactory. Hereports the explora-
tions as very limited, as but few men are
in the mines, but that the results have
been more than satisfactory.
Two men of his acquaintance, with but
limited facilities for working, had, in one
week, washed out over $780, In many
instances the dirt had averaged Is cents
to the pan.
They have no cradles, no regular wash
ing pans, no "toms," no supply of picks
and no means of sharpening such tools a,
they have.
The only gold as yet obtained orsought
for, is in the bed of the streams, and il
washed with the cooking pans, etc., of thu
miners.
Several companies are now forming
and the first, under DR.. Hall, we are as
sured, will leave next week.
In Kansas City there is no longer
doubt, and several of our most substantia
and wealthy citizens are preparing to leave
some Immediately and Others early in tn
spring.
Mr.. Richard is on his way TO st. Louis
to settle up his business with the Govern
ment, and, on his return, will take out
large train Of wagons laden with store:
tools and equipments for the mines.
In few days we will be prepared :
give q detailed and authentic account @
the operations and discoveries thus fal
with such facts as will satisfy the publ
feeling already excited.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-11
Tho Lif. of an Editor.

= ", we clip the following true sketch of an
-ui'OFs = life, from the Richmond South.
-ue'e are few persons outside of the fra
''tnl'y =, who can appreciate it:
-, tnsre are no strains upon the mind, no
Sa.as has upon the temper, like those which
49,. So writers for the press. Their work
~ neVef done. There is no " covered walk
1c'as"-no "laker-no mountains"
me-, serene sky"-no asilver orb of the
Of of-no year of iubilee"-no period
". rest to the Editor. His work never
VIA Wa. de has no time to mature great
t,,a tAs-to fashion out poems-to medi-
~. stately histories. He must write,
s,r 'e' write; brilliantly and well, if he
%,,, out under any circumstances the
is:s.p pen must glide on, with no lake Of
sDl.n1lne lslne cleaning in the perspective
sr;.. r.aOof Of future moon-rise of rest OF
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-11
Attachment.
The TERRITORY OF KASsAs,l 90
SHAWNEE COUNTY, co.

The TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l 90
SHAWNEE COUNTY, So
ERASTUS B. SMITH, Plaintif)
EDWARD ADAMS, Defendant.)
In Justices Court. before N. c. Brewster, JUS
tice Of the Peace, Tecumseh Township, Shaw
nee County.
To TIE said DefesddHt Greeting:
VOU 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
(3o) day of August. A. ID. 1883, for the recovery
Of the sum Of orty -four Dollars and Seventy-one
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 fifth (35.) on attach
ment, page 2sl, Kansas Statutes, you. the said
defendant, will take due notice that on the
twentieth (20l day Of October, 4. ID. ls5s. at ten
of the clock in the forenoon, the said Plaintiff
will recover judgment for the above sum, togeth-
er with interest, costs and damages Of suit as BY
judgment confessed, in case you fail then and
there to appear, either in person, or by agent CT
attorney. ERASTUS u. SMITH,
Sep. n-3w. In his own proper person.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-11
Liberty Of the Press.

NJ, the liberty of the press We understand
IL the liberty of discussing the propriety Of
nsI aI;r measures and political opinions, let rs
paD. much Of it as you please; but u Il means
n. a,s-ytv Of faSrontin0, eGluDsnidtfa0 and defdp-
,'a on. another, !, for my part. own myself viii
w w "a mart with my share Of it whenever our
,s.I,tors ~ shall please to alter the law; and
IN cbcerfully consent to exchange my liberty
-, .hu.ipr others for the privilege of not being
.tr.sd myself.