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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-10

will take lumber hub timhor and any kind of
country Produc" in exchange for Furniture.
hS-orders sent by mail or left at my shop vii re-
ceiVe prompt attention.
30 Remember the place-Opposite p. r. Miller
u 20 store PETER WlTHLER.
Perrysburg, Feb 10. l859-IOtf,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-10
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chts Paenmoaa, Diseases of n, Boireis arising foH.
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Wdt all poSsbe care qf Patents IN Qyaate& st9 gcs
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This celebrated preparation, like the Gt'crs. mry
be conhdeutially relied on 1t is designed frr q class
OF diseases more general and more fatal an auv other
to which the people Of this country are sqhicct-
those springtng from u Tiisht co}i" That eminont
authority, DIR. Boil, SANS: viii not say that colda
nreto our inhabitants what the HdEuc and I.,iop
Fever are to those or other Goulios; lut cEp aver
confidently thar they ushcriu disease Of Greater ON
pcity and mortality than these Isttorr'
further proof of the tSrrble fatality of diseases
resulting from n common roii NAV Ia seen Ly a
sauco nt the following sats,cs tALcn from the rec
ords OF the Board of Health az Philadelphia confess,
edly ono di the most hc0thy l0ru!lics in tho Ininr
1901 otI' deaths Philndeilhti, l0,26I
Died of Cousnmptiur IlIa
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Odd Fellows, Festival

The 40th anniversary of the institution
If Odd Fellowship in America, was cele-
brated by the Order in this city, last Tues
day evening, by appropriate exercises in
.he Lodge room, followed by a supper
given at the JOHNSON House. There
were q goodly number in attendance
belonging to the Order, and also some
guests by cialinvitation, and the utmost
harmony and good feeling prevailed.
Judge ELMoRE, a member of the Order,
was appointed Chairman, which duty he
performed with dignity, and elected the
warmest appreciation from all present.
Several fine toasts were offered, and were
feelingly and cloquently responded to.
Our limited space prevents our giving
room to the sentiments or responses
The Daughters of Rebeccah graced the
festive scene with their presence. The
Grass Band were also in attendance, and
discoursed excellent music, which added
much interest to the occasion. "Mine
hosts" of the JOHNSON HOUSE, deserves
much credit for the variety and excellence
Of the repast furnished in such good style
which graced their tables. We regret
that we have not room to do better jus.
tice to the occasion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Select your Delegates.

The friends of the Free State organi-
saiiOu, and who are opposed to an organ
iration of the DerIocratic or Republican
parties in har .sas until we are State in
the Union must be extremely active in
maxim, arrangements for the same
F .,sry county in the Territory should be
,erssented by delegates, as a platform
will be adopted there which will guide
.bs old party onward to victory. A Free
State Territorial Executive COMMITTEES
will be appointed, and the party will be
NJ, in shape to defeat its ancient enemy,
the Democracy, and its new enemy, which
/, laboring to supplant the old party Of
freedom by its insidious wiles. But o
lille time, to oar distant readers, is left
them to prepare for the contest. As far as
r,ac.icable, delegates should be elected
6v districts, and not by counties, as we
DO not get so good representation of the
voice of the people by electing by whole
saIe
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30

VI G. W. Bro,0n, whose very existence
depends upon his success in giving to the
Democracy the control of the Territory,
is in favor of the Free State organization.
-Emp0ria Metrs.
Such has been the disgraceful language
Of the prOfessedly Republican press of
Kansas for the last two years in regard to
the Herald Of Freedom and its editor
We had hoped the Ne0s would employ
'espectful and truthful language in regard
US, butt seems too much to expect of
Cny journal protesting Republicanism.
II We had the least particle of sympathy
for the Democratic party, the abusive
course of those journals would drive us
INTO that party but we confess that we
have no more love for the D smocratic mar.
ty' than we have for Jim Lane Republi.
clnism. The one overIun this Territory
IN 1868 and SO; the other, in 1857 and
o. and we despise them alike. Between
Inc '~o' we hate the jay-hawkers quite
as much as the others, because their out.
T'ses are the most recent.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Titles.

Inc. title Of Honorable" is applied to
~' olbers of Congress, the Heads of De.
paFtments and the Judges of the Courts
'i record, but improperly to members of
a State or Territorial Legislature, Or other
persons. Some of our people seem very
anxious to wear this title, but before we
Will aliaw them to do so through the COL
amHs of our paper, they must attain the
position which usage has required. The
word Esquire" like Lord Coke's "and-
'o'iorth," is word of extensive signifi-
cation, and most anybody can wear it
though, properly, it belongs only to judi
cal officers less then judges of courts o
record, attorneys-at-law, governors o
States and Territories, and members o.
State or Territorial Legislatures.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Orderof Pnhlicafio,


CHARLES S. DUNCAN, Civil ACTION
JAMES GAkfRvIN. 5 Attachment. a
lanes GARyIN, nonresident of Kansas
- Territory, will take notice that Charles ;,
Duncan, Of the county Of Douglas, in the Terri
tory of Kansas. did. on the 9th day of April, A.
ID. 1859, file his petition in the United states
District Court, second District, Kansas Ter
sitting in and for thecounty Of Douglas, against
James Garvin. defendant, setting forth. that on
the Sd day Of April, A ID ls5s. said defendant
made his promissOry note, in the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars. with interest at five per cent.
per month, and delivered the same to W. d z.
Duncan, which note was afterwards endorsed by
said w. Il G. Duncan to said plaintiff said
as surety, n certain promisSory note. made BY
said defendant, and delivered to one Lewis
Meineer, Oh the 18th day Of October, a. ID. le5e,
in the sum Of Three Hundred Dollars, with
interest at four per cent, per month, and that
when said note became due. said plaintiff. rs
surety thereon, was obliged TO pay, and did pay,
the amount duo thereon, whereby an action
hath accrued TO said plaintiff against said de-
fendant. Said defendant is further notified that
an order Of attachment has been issued in this
case.
Plaintiff prays judgment n@ainst the said de-
fendant for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars,
and interest on Two Hundred Dollars at tve per
cent. per month, from April 3j. A. ID. le5s, and
on the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, at four
per cent. per month, from October Both, A. ID.
ls57; and the said James Garyin will take notice
that he is required to appear. and answer said
petition on or before the 4th day Of June. A. ID:
1859, or such petition will be taken as true, and
Judgment fenu'isu aitIsEif CHRisTfSN & LANE,
Attest: Attofneys for Plaintiff.
L, McARTHuR, Clerk.
BY LEwIs CARPESTER. ID. u.
Ar1rrl
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Nsu pianana

The LeaveDwOrth Lc.ger. in reviewing
the action Of the Opposition Convention
held in Leavenworth on Saturday last,
thus speaks of the Big Springs move
ment
There is but one hope left for the
honest, patriotic masses, and that hope
is; that something may be done at Big
Springs to save :hem from the insidious
wileS' of the political devils in this Ter
ritory, who are travsrsipg it from center
to circumference, seeking whom they
may devour. We urge every man who
loves bis country for his country's good.
to rally at big Springs on the 18th day
of May next. and adopt the C0NSTITU-
TI0N OF THE UNITED STATES AS
A PLATFORM and with that inscribed
on their banner, victory is certain"
We like the Ledger's platform, but pre-
fer two amendments First, After "Con-
stitution of the United States" the Hick-
ory doctrine, "AS l UNDERSTAND
IT." Secondly, Add the DECLARA-
TION OF INDEPENDENCE"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Melancholy.

Just as we were going to press with
our last issue, we learned, through Mr..
PIERATT, of Franklin, of the destruction
of property and loss of life in that place.
on Thursday morning of last week,
through the effects of lightning. The
stone s.oreA occupied by WILLIAMS &
PIERATT, was considerably damaged, and
the goods were scattered in every direc-
ton. Two sons of Mr.. PIERATT were
sleeping in the building, but were unin-
jured. While the storm was raging, the
dwelling house of B. s. TALLY was struck
by lightning, and all of the family more
or less injured. A son, IA years of age,
fingered few hours in intense agony, till
death released him from suffering. 1t is
important that persons should use all the
precaution within their reach, to protect
themselves against such sad casualties.
A good copper lightning rod is great
safeguard.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30

1W b. F. DALTON & Co., as will be OBJ
served by their new advertisement in this
weeks paper, are now in the receipt of
'nelf stock Of spring and summer goods,
embracing complete stock of gentle
mems clothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes;
Aso' ladies' boots and shoes. Their stock
n the largest ever before brought into
Lawrence, They assure US that the low
'''mS on which they bought their spring
goods enables them to sell lower than any
O'ner Rouse dare think of doing. It
would be well to look in upon their stock,
Aua the ladies'. particularly, are requested
examine their variety of shoes, &c,
selected with an especial reference to their
wants.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Appointments.
Appolnfments.
OF the Kansas and Nebraska Conference
of the NJ. E. Church, for 1859.

appointments.
OF the Kansas and Nebraska Conference
of the NJ. E. Church, for 1859.
Omaha District, WIN. NJ. SMITH, P. E.
Omaha City, H. T. Davis; Bellevue,
jerome Spillman; De Soto, Hiram Burch
Tekama, to be supplied; Omadi, I. Mex.
Munhall Niobrarah, to be supplied I;
Fontenelle, z. B. Turman; Platte Valley,
L. N. Smith; Fort Kearney, to be sup
piled.
Nebraska City District, ]. NJ. CH1vING-
TON, P. E.
Nebraska City, Isaac Chivington; Kear-
ney City. to be supplied Rock Bluffs.
Jos. 7. Cannon, j. Adriance; Plattsmouth,
Philo Gorton 0reapolis, w. H. Goode;
Tecumseh, to be supplied Table Rock,
j. w. Taylor Beatrice, j. W. Foster /;
Falls City, Jesse L. Fort; Brownville,
David Hart Peru, NJ. Pritchard Salina,
to be supplied.
Leavenworth District, JAS. SHAW, P. E.
Leavenworth City, H. D. Fisher; Lea
venworth Mission. to be supplied; Sum
ner and Lancaster, G. H. Lovejoy, N. w.
Taylor; Columbus City, B. f. Bowman,
j. S. Kline; Waphena, d. II. May
Grasshopper Falls and Indianola, to be
supplied; Atchison and Doniphan, l. F.
Collins; Oskaloosa, A. L. Downey; White
Cloud and Highland, G. Graham.
Lawrence District, L. B. DENNIS, P. E.
Lawrence, H. Fl. Moore; Baldwin City,
NJ. Robertson Spring Hill, r. P. Duvall;
Wyandott. G.. w. Paddock QuinGaro,
w. H. Fisher; Delaware, A. c. Mcneil,
G. Ketcham Franklin and Shawnee, T.
j. Ferril; Big Springs, jas. S. Gnfing
Clinton, s. Parker; Prairie City, T. Fl.
Prather; Gardener, job Robinson; W.
R. Davis, President of Baker University
and Member of Baldwin City Quarterly
Conference.
0ttumwa District, n. TAYLOR, P. E.
Ottumwa, II. II. johnson; Le Roy and
Humboldt. NJ. NJ. Haun, Zone to be sup.
plied); Emporia and Americus, j. C
FRAZIER, Zone to be supplisd); Belmont
aud Elmendaro, I. B. Woodward, Zone Il
be supplied); Garnett, B. C. Dennis. (on,
to be supplied); Osawatomie, n. Moys
| Zone to be supplied Mound City, j. W
Stewart, s. w. Lloyd Usage, Marcus D
Tenney; Marmaton. w. A. Kenney
Minneola, A. Sill.
Manhattan District, Jos. DESNIsoN
p E. swg
4 Topeka and Tecumseh, Ira Blackford
4 Fremont. ]. T. Holiday purlingame, 4
be supplied; Wabaunsee. L. b. Robertson
4 Fort Riley, w. Marlatt Manhattan, ]
4 Paulston; Junction City, to be supplied
Rock Creek, Jas Lawrence; Vermillior
to be supplied; Holton, to be supplied
Center City, Asbury Clark; Pixies Peal
and Cherry Valley, to be supplied.
!, William Butt transferred to the Arkan
sas Conference, aud appointed Presidin
Elder Of Texas District.
Next session to be held in Leavenwort
City, K 7.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30

GJ By the advertisement of the
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY, it will be
seen that stage route has been estab-
lished between this city and St. Joseph,
connecting with Atchison, and other
points above, on the Missouri river.
Since the completion of the Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroad, a route of this
kind has been greatly needed. and it mus
necessarily be largely patronized.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
erMr. BoYNroN. who has resided il

OF Mr.. BoYNToN, who has resided in
the vicinity of Big Springs over two years,
says, "very many of the names on the
list purporting to be signed by citizens of
Big Springs, and published in the Republi-
can this week, are unknown to him, and
he has no knowledge Of their residence in
that locality, while several others are
boys, or foreigners who cannot speak a
word of English, and some are not nat
uralized. Bogus names won't answer"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
OF At an election, provided for by the

OF At an election, provided for by the
last session of the Legislature, for locat-
ing the county seat of Anderson county, a
majority of votes were cast in favor Of
Garnett, which is, therefore, the perma-
nent county seat of that county. We
hope the earliest measures will be taken
to erect suitable county buildings in all
the counties where this question is per-
manently settled.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30

We learn, through "Townsman, !"
'la' an affray occurred at Ogden, K. T.,
vi the 18th instant, between Fred
emery and G. R. Mabley. Both parties
4Aa canes and, our informant says, Emery
,onmenccd :. the attack upon Mabley with
us caas' when the latter wrested it from
ms opponent and inflicted summary pun
"ument upon the offender. Emery re-
treated uRder the blows from Mabley's
.lue' and drew his revolver, when Mablsy
''o' For Gods sake don't shoot me,
~ ~ y uoarned-" At this time, the register
u \ the .. $. land Office stepped between
a - O0moasants and affected peace. Nei-
20 parties we're much hurt. We did
~ learn the cause ofthe difficulty.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
pRVsr. aCEP WaNTEDf

DR0POSALS will be received. up TO y soeleck
L on the Cd daS of MAY next. for supplI ilg t1e
zuhsislenee Department Of the ARM nj THIS
post. fsith FRESH BEEF for one jedr from tho
hrst day Of Jnly next.
proyai Of the Comrii=-aTy General OF Sno.i
ence, to the lowest responsibie gidder' and nv
conform TO the form prescribed IN ths suoais%
ence regalstjons Of the Army.
The a "A G. .. reserves the right 70 reJect AM
or all the bids deemed by him unrsts"iabse;
and no member Of Congress shall be -LoHed any
share in said contract:
The beef is to be delivered at this efhse IN
dparters-an equal proportion offore and hind
necks and shanks excluded. at sueh timss. and
In such quantities as the A. A. c. >. for the fnic
being shall reahiye. Payment TO DO made
monthly as far as practicabie.
The proposal must set forth the price per pouna
for which the beef will be delivered here. with
the conditions and limitations prescIr, = psa 81. hsre
and directed g To the A. A. G. B., u. >. Army
at Fort kiley. K. IT," with the words, .,ns r1o-
posals for Beef aeros. '6e end oi tns en'eiOpe'
Fort Riley. K. T., April 2. isSe.t -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Civil Action.
County Of Johnson.S -

County Of Johnson.S
THOMAS J. BAILEY, ca
CHARLES p BaLpwIx.5 M ~
Ix THE THIRD JuDrcIAL DisfRIcf CeuEr. sit
ting within, and for the County OF Johnscn1 IN
UsHE object of this suit is to recover Judgment
J. for the sum Of seventy-hye dollars, rItn IN
terest thereon at the rate Of three per cent. Per
menth, from the l1th day Of November. A, u.
1855 III paid and the costs. and also 70 forecose
4 mor,rare executed b. said Chas. Il. Baldwin
to b. e. Dare. on the 18th day Of August. 4. ".
Iot5 on the following property 20 wit: lot tnree
(3) Block thirt,-f t34l Lot twenty tMl IN
Block thirty y-nine (3g) Lot twenty EIGHT e. N
Block forty-two (42) Lot fourteen 14l in Bloc Z
sixty-eight (5s. Lot three 90 in Block seventy
Eve (75li Lot four 20 in Block seyenty-si1 Col
and Lot four 41 in Block seventy-eigbt Gs). sit
| nate in the town Of 0lathe. in the Coanty Of
johnson, in said Territory, which said mnrtgage
was Afterwards transferred by the said Dare 70
the said Thomas j. Balley.
1 II appearing by afidayit fled, that the deit'
Charles p. Baldwin, does not reside In th,s II Ier-
ritory It is therefore ordered that the said Chas
p. baldwin d., b. the e1st day Of Nay. A y
1889. answer the petition Of the said Thomas y
| Bailey, against him filed in the Clerks once O
i said Court, or the same viii be taken es con
] fessed and Judgment rendered aeeoIdingzy,
In testimony whereof, /, William koS; Olefk 2
our said Court. have hercunto set ny nana "a
i private seal. There being nossai of once prosle
i ed3 nj 0iathefin said County and Distrtct, thi
RE slsf lIag of March, 1859
WILLIAM ROY, Clerk. u. 81
4 1T. BARRIs, Pits Atty.
Aprl oth, le5o-eu.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
CIT x
Livery, Feed and Sale
STABLES,
New Hampshire Street, Lawrsnts
LIVINGSTON Il FRY, : PrOprietors.

rNHIS ESTABLISHMENT. managed. IS il Is,
l. By gentlemen familiar with eyery depart
10 he found in any stable west a 81. Lonis.
The building itself, of brick. was erected 70
order for a hrsI class. healthy stable; -,
The horses. Of the best blood &c bs found IN
the West, were all selected with C. re, and arc
kept in the fines. possible condition as TO health
and cleanliness.
The carriages and saddles. OF thc most ep-
,raT I'd ma uufaeture are warranted assc rnctsye
rs can be found in the countr, Tor ease ana COM
fort. ,.t..
Horses. carriages and saddles always promptly
shortest notice.
healthy and clean stable will be pleased with the
attractions TO be found with US.
Hentiemen dcsirou. Of disposing Of yaluabie
horses or buying good animals. will And II u
their advantage TO consult the prVprietors Of
fhc-a ztablos
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30

W The Commissioners on Claims
= ave Oesn in session in Lawrence during
'-' last week, and have dispatched a vas.
4o0nt Of business. Next week they
's, 'N hinneOla- Persons having claims,
,S LOui0 lose no time in preparing
I'n' and be in attendance with their
c"ue'sss' as it will be necessary for the
~;s., l~i''lones to close their labors by the
aa's Of June. to give them time to
aAs 0uttheirrepOrt to the Constitutional
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Attachment.

KANSAS TERRIToRY.l 80
bourbon County 50
BLAKE LITTLE
G. B. wINGFIELD,>
In attachment before II. r. Kelso. Justice Of
the Peace in and for the Township of Scott,
County and Territory aforesaid:
RIO G. b. WINGFIELD, the above named
L defendant: You are hereby notified that
Blake Little, plaintiff as aforesaid, on the s9th
day Of March, A. ID, 1850, sued out Of the office
of the Justice aforesaid. q writ of attachment
against you for the sum Of forty-two dollars,
together with the interest thereon and the costs
of this action, and that your property sattached
for the payment Of the same. You are hereby
required to appear before said Justice, a. his
office in said Township, on the elst day Of May,
A ID. 1859. and defend the same or judgment will
be rendered against you for the above amount
with interest and costs. and the property attach
cd, sold to pay the same.
BLAKE LITTLE, Plaintiff.
WILLIAMS d BRO.
April g. '59.-3t. Attys for Plaintiff.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
THE TERRITORY OF KANSAS, 80
County Of johnson. 50

]. HENRY SMITH}
H. R. HALL. }
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, sitting within aud for the County and
Territory aforesaid.
THE object of this suit is to recover judg-
l. ment for the sum of one hundred and forty
FIVE dollars (sl45) with interest thereon from the
9th day of May, A. ID. 1852 till paid and the costs
Of suit II appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant, H. K. Hall, is nonresident Of this
Territory tits therefore ordered that thesaid Hall
do answer the petition of the said Smith against
him, fled in the Clerks office Of said Court, on
or before the 9eth day Of May 1889, or the same
will be taken US true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal,
E.E,\ \there being no seal Of office provided,
~ this the i''h day # %Apl ApIl6 R6Y. ls'@ Clerk
April %, ;5g.-6t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Civil Action.
KANSAS TERRIT0RY,l 60
County Of Johnson.i So
,LEy,NpryRs'g. MARTIN. Civil Action

CHARLES wILLEMSEN
ALEyANDERsiE. f. MARTIN.
In THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouKr. sit
ting within and for johnson County, in said
Territory.
THE object of this suit is TO recover judgment
= for one hundred and ninett'siH dollars.
(e196) with interest at the rate Of four per cert
per month. from the 9Th day Of August. A. u:
1853, and $50 solicitors fees and the costs, and
also 10 foreelose a mortgage executed By the de-
fendant 10 the plaintiff, on the north east guar
ter Of section twenty-eisht ees), in township
fourteen (I4, of range twenty-three t2sl, esst Of
the sixth principal meridian, situate IN tue
County Of johnson in the SID TERRITORY, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres.
Il tappearing by affidavit, filed that the defend.
ant, Alexandcr z. Martin, is D. nonresident OF
This Territory, il is therefore ordered that the
aid Alexander Z. Martin do by the qi5t daS of
May, A. d. 1859. answer th petition Of the said
| Charles W;llemsen, against him, filed IN the
Clerks Office Of said Court. or the same viii be
| taken as confessed. and judsment rendered ae-
In testimony whereof. J. William Roy. CLERK
of said Court, have hereunto set IDg hand and
private SEAL There being no seal Of once pfoyid-
edl at Oiathe, in said County and District. thu
'.'' e-' - WILLIAM ROY, Clerk. f.. 81
| SHANNON, MciNTosH GIFFIs. Plf 9 Attys
| A, nil ath le7Q-frr
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Legal N0tices.
Tue TEaHlrorY OF KANSAS, 5.

The TERRiTORr OF kAHsASf SO
Cannty Of johnson.
NJ. KAYSER)
II. R. HALLS =
In the District Court for the Third Judicial DE-
triet, sitting within and foI the Counti of
johnson in said Territrry.
THE objectof thissuit is 70 recover Judgment
l. for the sum Of 1--WE hundred and fsur liars
and ffty-six cents with interest The rate of ten
per cent. per annum from the1t da, Of Noyeul-
ber, A. II. lsSs till paid. and costs: sue'ect 70
verdict Of two hundred aud eighty five dollars,
1t appearing, by affidavit filed. that the said II.
r. Halii n non resident Of tnis Territory. a Is
therefore ordered that the said II. X. Hall do
snswer the petition against him. fled BY the SAID
Kayser in the Clerks Office .f said Court on or
before the ssth day of May. A. ID. ls59, vrthe same
will be taken rs true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal,
EzN there being no seal cf olhce pr4-
w Al 1850.
Apr. 26-6t. WM. kOf, CLERK.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-30
Administrator,s Notice.

i administration on the estate of +. W. James,
deceased, of the Probate Court, Greenwood
county. Kansas Territory, bearing date of April
5th, ls59, all persons having claims agaiast
said estate, are required to exhibit them for
allowance within one year from date of said
letters or they may be excluded from any benefit
Of said estate, and if such claims be not exhib-
tied in three years, they will beforever excluded.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make settlement immediately.
ALLEN THOMPSON,
April S. Ie59-4ts Administrator.