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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Tecumseh Scrip

The City of Tecumseh is now issuing
drafts upon its treasurer, in sums of one,
two, three and five dollars, and the same
is circulating among the business men and
others of that city as currency. Provi-
sion is made for their payment on the LIST
of April next; in the mean time they will
be received in payment of city taxes, OIL
on any debts in favor of the city. Having
implicit confidence in the ability, and
promptness of Tecumseh to meet what
ever liabilities she may contract, it viii
give us great pleasure to receive at pa
any amount of this scrip in payment o
subscriptions, advertising or job work Il
the Herald Of Freedom, or for any debt
due this Office.
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GrGov. MEDARY, at the earnest solic-
.aaon Of many of the best citizens Of
Kansas called out portion of the Unit
Cd States forces. placed at his command
" preserve the peace of the Territory,
and under the directions of Capt. WALK
'AA the efficient Sheriff of Douglas county,
sent them towards Linn and Bourbon
COUNTIES. probably with the intention ofre-
''0r'ns tranquility in that quarter, Though
Compelled to fight for it" 1t is reported
~ Tue streets that telegraphic dispatch
nS been received from the President d.
's'Tng the Governor not to use the Ter.
n1Onal militia for the purposes indicated
whether true or not the troops, who
were on their way South, have revers.
ea 'aeir movements, and are again return
-. 70 the Fort. We hope to have fulls
Information before we 20 to press.
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" In our simplicity as temperance
man we had supposed that whatever con-
tanned alcohol, was intoxicating; and
wherever vinous fermentation was carried
on, there was the poison which would rob
meA Of their reason and, hence the OBJ
lection tothe use of wine CT cider IS 4 bsy-
erage. If the juice of the Atugar cane''
forms "beer" which "pops" when the
boys" open it, and they pronounce it good
as temperance journalist zoe should no;
dare say it was Tot intoxicating. or init.
mate that it had genial fiaEer fe4rinll
that we might do the "cause Of aIE man
kind" an injury by thus tacitly indorsins
its use as beverage.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

VI The report published in the Rpub-
lcan that the jenkins claim is decided
against both Jenkins and Lane, and to be
school land, is untrue. 1t is true that both
Land Offices at Lecompton decided against
Lane and in favor of the Jenkins heirs,
and that appearances are favorable for the
same decision in Washington. The at
tempt to manufacture sympathy for Lane
by premature announcements of deci-
sion in his favor, SO as to create an impres.
sion that he has as good right upon the
claim as jenkins, is small way to build
his reputation.
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Remark. of Mr.. D.nsord, in III. House Of Repre-.


seniahves.
the Linn and Bourbon difficulties be-
inc under consideration on January 18th,
in the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Dan
ford said
He approached the consideration of
this subject with feelings Of extreme del
;cacy-not more from the nature of the
subject, than the fact of his own partial
connection with those affairs.
lie referred briefly to the affairs of the
Territory in 1915, and declared the Dem
ocratic party guilty of the most unwarran-
ted excuses and outrages upon the lives
and property of the free State Settlers of
the Territory.
He referred, as an instance, to the Sack
ing Of Lawrence in March of sc, when
the Free State hotel was destroyed BY a
battery of U. s. artillery, and the "Herald
Of Freedom" was crushed out because of
st manly denunciations of Pro- Slavery
outrages.
He had ever felt the liveliest sympathy
for those who had thus suffered in the
past. Those outrages, as was naturally
the case, ensendered the bitterest of pre-
JUDGES on the part Of those who were
prosecuted. Free State men were drag
gsd before the District Courts to answer
for treason, rebellion and other crimes oil
which they were not guilty. But the
control Of the local government was now
in the hands of the PEOPLE. The Free
State party had at last triumphed, and the
administration were compelled to yield
the field in every contest and Election al
the present time. He was rejoiced at such
aresult.
Unfortunately, in the southern portion
Of the Territory, those who suffered i'll '5t
yet adhered to the Mosaic dispensation.-
They could not forget the past,-prejudi.
css embittered BY time, had caused then
to take the field and drive out those WHIT
opposed them formerly, and especially
those who were criminals yet unwhippeC
Of Justice.
In this connection property was confs
Gated, and under the plea of right, unwsr
ranted wrongs had been committed. H
was not here to arraign any particular in
dividuals before the bar of public opinion
DE had always deprecated these acts o
lawlsssness as destructive of the best in
tere'ts OF our people and subversive Q
Government. Several treaties had bee
made, and peace had lasted but for fey
Weeks-when some one again '1et loos
the dogs of war" He cared not who the
Were-they were enemies to the publ
peace. The law must be enforced, or th
government suspended and laid prostrat
at the feet of those who desired it. Fl
one, now that the law was in our ow
hands, and the officers o: our own choic
he would not consent to the fulfilment
that Democratic prophecy-"that the pee
pie Of Kansas were incapable of self-go1
eminent"
The law Injuries no one except tho'
who offended against its just provisions
de favored the adoption Of the mJorit
Report and should urge the passage of II
Bill as providing additional legal meal
Tor the protection of life and property.
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-6 If the Legislature did not define
its position on the troubles in Linn and
Bourbon counties when they elected Mr..
AYERS, Chief Clerk, they didsso very eff
fectually on Wednesday last, in indorsing
the majority report of the COMMITTEES, who
reported in favor of sustaining Gov. Me-
DAIRY in putting down those difficulties,
and OF Wednesday, bya very decisive
vote, only four or five against it, pro-
viding effectual measures to bring those
desperadoes to Justice.
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GA German newspaper, the Missou-
ri Posi-, has just been established at Kan
sas City. 1t is creditable looking jour-
nal, mechanically, and from the tone Of a
two column article, printed in English, we
should presume it was designed to aid
the free labor movement in that State. Sue
cess to every enterprise which has the ele-
walton and improvement of humanity in
| view
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w T.R. ScoTT, Esq, the Republican
representative in the Territorial Legisla-
turs from Fort Scott, made telling speech
in the Legislature. on Wednesday last,
against the 'jay hawkers" of Southern
Kansas. 1t was not our good fortune to
hear it, but we have heard it spoken Of
several times as a very commendable ef-
fort. A friend who heard it, has partly
promised to furnish US synopsis fol
publication in our next issue.
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" Our very large edition last week,
of the Herald of Freedom was exhausted
before we had completed the making up
of our mails, and we were compelled to
send out among our friends, to pick up
copies to complete our mail list. This
week we have doubled our number of ex-
ira papers, and hope to have enough fol
the increased demand. Several orders
for 20 and fifty copies, are already on oul
| table.
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Notice.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. Appraisers. aP-
w pointed and duly sworn to appraiss, WITH
out partially, favor or affection. certain OK.
taken up BY Levi Gates as stray, b. r. -.
I.add Justice of tho Peace for Lawrence Town
-hip. Douglas county, h. T.. do certify that We
have viewed the said stray. and ind hin 70 be
an Ok, will weigh about go pounds, yellow brin-
ON left ear, star in forehead line back, the lower
half Of tail white, white in both TANKS. strip OF
white petween hip and rnmp. and do appraise
said stray at the sum Of Thirty Dollars.
Certified under our hands this 18th day Of De-
eember, A. ID. 1883. c. III. MARD,Jr.
JOHN D. PRATT.
Dec IL, SO. I. l.. WHITNEY.
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GA slip from the Bocnville, Mo, o.
server Office, of Jan. LIST, states that dis
astrous fire has visited that town and des-
troyed property to the value of $4,000
Among the losses, weregret to observe, are
that of the presses, type, fixtures, &c, o.
the Observer Office valued at $4,000, or
which there was an insurance of $4,000
A new Office has been ordered.
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W We were glad to observe every
Iemoer In the Legislature from the ''in-
. :. District" and all those from con-
s,0us districts, recording their votes
Usually against Montgomery and hi,
I OIL outlaws, on Wednesday and
'une'day evening last With such ,
S a'e Of iacts. those journals which hav.
zen zen lOudsss in their support Of thos,
'eOOOters, publishing letters from til,
~.m '' OF them as reliable information
IN OOut face and join in a crusad,
asainst them.
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GA bill was pending in the Legisla-
ture of Missouri on the 11th inst, with
almost a certainty ofits passage, offering
reward of So. 900 for the capture Of Mont
gomery, and his band of freeboOters. We
hone the bill will become law.
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Attachment.
S. F. HILL }
SEURFN BUFGESS.>

ST; HILL
REUBEN BURGESS,>
BEFORE B. L. Roberts, Justice of the Peace,
ID of Ulatha township, johnson county, X. L.
REUBEN BURGESS, Defendant, will take notice
that an attachment has been issued against him
in the above case. for the sum Of SIS. le, s3. Is
Of the amount being for goods and merchandise
bought of Plaintiffs, and 5000 being the
amount of a certain order drawn b. Defendant.
(which said order has been protested) and the
costs Of suit which has been served and returned,
and the case continued for trial TO the 9sth day
Of January, le59 at 10 o'clock A NJ. and that
the Plaintiff will offer himself as a witness on
said trial, s. F. HILL. Plaintiff.
Olathe. Kansas. Jan. 6. '59-3t
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Summons.

ITO JONI H. TATE. You are hereby summoned
l. and required to answer the petition Of GAR
RAFT & SYKES, on or before the first llstl day of
February. Is59 that there has been a summons
issued b. John Elsrode, Justice Of the Peace.
which petition was filed in his Office in Potosi
township, Linn county, X. T., the 18th day Of
December 1873 The object and prayer of said
petition is TO recover judgment on book account
and take notice, if you fail to appear To answer
said petition hereby required, the Plaintiffs will
take Judgment against you for thirty -four dollars
and seventy cents, besides cost.
GARkATT Il SYKES. Plaintiffs.
Moneka, Linn Co., Jan. 9, 59.-3G.
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Mecca and M0hammed.
~ 2. PUTNAM & CO.. have published and
". have now for sale,
Barton's Pilsrimags 10 Mecca.
AND THE
TOMB OF THE PROPHET.

AND THE
TOMB OF THE PROPHET.
with IN introduction BY Bayard Taylor,-l vol.
l2no., with Illustrations, Sl.50
The history of this curious book is Is follows:
Burton, sa officer Of the East India Company,
having b. q long residence in upper India, 40
auired perfect knowledge Of the Oriental Ian
guagc and customs. projected ayisit under the
auspices Of the Royal Biographical Society, to
tho Holy City of Mecca and the Tomb of the
Prophet at Medina, places rarely, if ever before,
visited by an EnglishmAn. This he successfully
accomplished in 1881, disguised rs q Aoham-
medan Dervish. The history Of the pilgrimage
is not surpassed in interest and originality By
any book Of travel ever published-embracinG
his residence at Cairo, as MohammedAn stu
dent the journey across the desert with the great
annual caravan Of pilgrims; the visit to the tomb
Of Mohammed; the discover that the sacred
backbone Of Mecca is 81 eruiite; the annual
sermon preached ct Mecca to an audiepce Of
l56 900 Pilgrims gathered from all parts Of the
Moslem world; his narrow escape from detects
and the only accurate account fthe Aussulman
faith.
TO the religious community this work fur
nishes Information never before made public,
respecting the ceremonial laws Of . large portion
Of the Eastern world, while for general interest,
Burton's will compare favorahly with either
Eothern. or Crescent and the Cross.
g. =. PUTNAM i Co,
No. 81 broadway, N. Y.
Editors Of country newspapers inserting the
above advertisement will receive accpy Of the
book. Jan. .. ..
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Order of Pnblicafion
OHUGE UI EuDltCatIOH.
ISTHE PROBATE CorKTof johnson County, X.
7. J. BAILEY, :,


T.J. BAILEY, :,
Is.
CHARLES p. BALDwIN.t
TIE object of this suit is to obtain Judgment
l. upon promiSsory note for the sum Of SIS.
with interest thereon. from 18th day Of Novem-
Der. ls5S at the rate of ten per cent, per month.
and also to foreclose a mortgage given by the
said Defendant on certain town property in the
town Of 0lathe, Kansas Territory. TO securc the
payment Of said sum Of SIS, and the interest
Thereon: which said note and mortgage were
severany executed to BENZ. F. Davis. and b. him
assigned TO the Plaintiff; and it appearing BY af
hdayit, filed in the Clerks Office of said Court.
that the said Chas. p. Baldwin is a nonresident
Of this Territory. Ii is therefore ordered that
the said Chas p. Baldwin do answer the pet
ton Of the said Plaintiff on or before the fifth
day of March. A. ID. lsj9. or the Same will be
taken as true and judgmentrendcreds accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal,
SEAL, there being no seal provided accord
(0N )ing to law. this 10th day of January,
~ "a. ID. 1859.
Jan l5---6t b. MYRICK, Clerk.
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o. An appropriation of $4,000 has
been made by the Legislature of Missouri
to provide for police, or military force, to
protect the border from the raids Of Mont
gomery's pirates.
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New Kansas Map.

n T. MITCHELL is compiling new Seq
L.. tional Map of Kansas which will be pub
lished this winter. Ans person having an towns
roads. or informant n Of n general charaeter.
that they desire TO have put on the Map, can do
so by sending the information, addressed 10 ID.
I. Mitchell, St. Louis, No. Dec. T. Ss-9m
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Attachment.
S. y. WOOD. Plaintiff.
JOSEPH l.. sPEER, Defendant.

JOSEPH L. SPEER, Defendant
Before Wm NJ Douglas. Justice Of the Peace,
Lecomp,on township, Douglas County, X. I.
Joseph l.. SPEER, Defendant will take
u notice that an attachment has been issued
against him in the above case. for the sum Of
sixty-seven dollars and twenty five cents and
interest since October LIST, 1855, for money paid
request Of said Speer, ana cost Of suit, which
has been served and returned, and tho case con-
tinued for trial to the l4ih day Of January, A. ID.
1859. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that Plaintiff will
offer himself as n witness said trial.
Dec IS, ST.. ) y. WOOD, Plaintiff. Y
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GIVE invite attention to the able
decision of Judge HoooLASD, on our first
page, on the county seat question in
Shawnee county.
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VA dispatch from Springfield, Ill, Of
!; ON says that STEPHEN A. DoueLAs
S.' selected to the Senate Of the United
AZ ~. lot the term of six years from the
1'n Of March nsxt
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FORWARDING and Commission Merchant
i and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NO. q, LEVEE, ALTON, ILL., Marehoase IN
ipR. sp&-ly
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Legal Notices.
order of PIblicatioh

OI0CE VI y
In TIE THIRD DISTRICT CouRf Of the ferritory
Of Kansas, in and for the County OF Allen. In
J. C. PACKER,
FS y In Attachment, NOS
FIN. SERENBETZ,
THE Plaintiff having filed an affidavit stating
L that the said Defendant has absconded or so
concealed himself, that summons cannot be
served upon him; and Ii appearing 10 the satis-
faction Of the Clerk IN vacation. that said De-
PENDANT cannot be served with process issuing
out Of this Court, il is ordered that bee the said
Defendant. enotifed Equalization being made
for six successive weeks in the Herald II Freedom,
a newspaper published in the town Of Lawrence:
in the Territory aforesaid, of the pendency of
this suit, the obi ect of which is TO receive the
sum Of $3.50 &C due. and owing b. the said Defen-
dant to the said Plaintiff; that his property has
been attac he'd 10 pay the same, and that unless he
Pfred answer or demur within the time prescribed
By law, the petition If said Plaintifagainst him
tiled IN the Clerk oaRce aforesaid, will be taken
as true judgment rendered according. and his
property sold to satisfy the same
In testimony whereof. Edva here
SEAL )unto set my hand and atixed my pr
W.. .at ns seal, there being no public seal
Done at ny ofiice in the town Of Cofachique
this, the I'D OF Decembef, A. ID. lSSS.
J. b. LAMkIN. Clerk.
THCRsToN Il THOMPSON, Atty's for Plaintiff.
Jan l5-6t
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ouindaro Mills.
a. C sAFFoKn &C. ". STAFFORD.
Stafford & Safford,

a. C sAFFoKn &C. ". sAFFoRD.
Stafford K Stafford,
A TTORNEYS and Councillors at Law, viii
N practice in the several Courts Of Record
in Kansas. attend 10 cases in the Land Once.
and give particular attention TO collections IN
all parts Of the Territory. :,
WiIl, also. attend to the location 81 Land
Warrants, Investments In city property and
claims. the examination Of titles, payment o.
Non Residents ia xes. and the purchase, sale and
renting Of village property, in all parts Of the
Territory.
REFERExcBs:-Hon- r. P. Stanton. Kansas;
Hon. Marcus ]. Parrott. Leayenworth, Kan:
Hon. chas. Robinson, Lawrence. Kan; Eldridee
brothers. Lawrence. X. +, and ksnszs CITY
holds. Ely 4 Co, Chicago M; Hon b; !; smith
Plymouth. Wis., Gov; s. +. Chase, Colnmous
Ohio; Hon. p. Bliss. Elyria, o.; soion Palmer
ESQ, Cincinnafi. o.; J. c. Grannis. Esq- Cieye-
Is1d. o. u. BALDWIN, Esq DETROIT, a. h Eaa
Rochest n, \. r; DR.. A. B. Child. Boston, Mass
TA.C.w. S.----.s-7 satary Pubic 70
DoUeia, eeryess cspt. W -
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Land in Ievai

I0a ACRES Of Land in Harrison county,
lNU lava, within six miles Of the Missouri
riyer, and two Of the beautiful city Of Magnolia,
for sale, or trade property in Lawrence. Price
eio per acre mys :. k.WOOD- E
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wEIBLING,S

wEiBLING,S
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE,
Delaware St, between Fourth and Fifth Sts..
LEAyENwORTH. X. T.
WILL attend 20 all cases of veterinary prAs-
i tiee. ali kinds Of Horse Medicines prepared
and for sale; also Corn, Oats and HaJ, Hortss
ard Vehicles bought and sold. -
To FARMERS AND TRANSFERS re san oner
great inducements having attached % onr
stables the LARGEST WAGON YARD. in
Leavenworth. being 10 feet front b i2o feet
long. in the business portion Of the sity: with
amount of stock. and sheds with feed uoushs
attached. -
a call from our friends and the travelling PUB
lie respectfully solicited, Terms moderate.
LeayeDworth, Sep. II, leJo. 3m
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Mr.. Carr, Groceryman and Provi-
sion Dealer, inserts his card this week.
See advertisement and sira him > call
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Petition with Attachment.
DISTRICT Court, Linn Co.. X. T.
JOHN JONES. Plaintifr)

DISTRICT COURT, Linn Co., N. i.
JOHN JONES. PlaintiT)
JESSE DAVIS, Def.
THE DEFENDANT. in this action. Jesse
l. Davis, is hereby notified that the Plaintiff.
John Jones. did, on the first day Of December, A.
ID. ls5s. file in the Clerks Office of the District
Court for Linn County, Kansas Territory. his
petition, wherein he stated in substance that
the Defends mt. Jesse Davis, on the - day Of Sep
TENDER, ls55, did unlawfully, AID with force and
arms, seize and take away from Plaintiff three
Horses. one Rifle Gun. fifteen bushels of Corn,
two horse Collars. two blind Brides. and one
Wagon Sheet, of the value of S432 50, the prop
erty of Plaintiff. and convert them, the said
Horses. Gun, Corn, Collars, Brides and Wagon
Sheet. to his, the said Defendants. own use, to
tho damage Of the said Plaintiff. Of the sum of
1872 50. and other wrongs. DC; which petition
was accompanied b. affidavit of the Plaintiff,
stating that Defendant was nonresident Of the
Territory of Kansas. That service cannot be
made upon Defendant except BY publication
that one Barton Robinson. Of said county Of
Linn, is owing the Defendant, upon which petit
| ticn and afidavits and attachment issued from
said Court against the goods and chattels, land:
and tenements, rights and credits of said Defen-
dant, and placed in the bands of the proper off.
Ger. and that the said Defendant is hereby re.
quired to answer or demur TO said petition on OIL
before the 18th day of February. 1859, or judg
ment will be rendered against ham for the sun
of Si32 so and costs. j. ii. BARLOW.
Dec. II, SGT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Upholsrery.

WM. i. SHROYER takes this method Of in
~ that be has opened an EPHoLSTERING Is
TABLfSHMEST on Winthrop street, Law
renee. Immediately west Of the Morrow House,
where he would be happy to see all persons In
quest of sny thing IN his line. CoMFoETs. MAT
RAssEs, BoLsTERs, Pillows, SHEETS. De-. on
hand. Spring Mattresses made 70 order.
Give me q call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb, s75s
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CALEB :. PRATT,
eoHEe!aaeer and Real Estate Agent,
Lawrence. Ksnrnx

Once. corner Of Mas. aud Winthrop ss.
DEEDS. Bond, Nertss=s,, Presumption.
cations 10. Bounty Land. a., drawn np with
care Titles examined sad abstracts furnished.
t0LLECTi0NS made and prem 5,iE ,rsInitted
In current funds. LAND WARRANTS sold
and losIed on Commission. Taxes paid and
money invested fur non residents.
\. B.-CGLEB :. PRATT. b. virtue Of his
ofice Of Count, Clerk Of douglas County, is au-
thorised 20 ADM mister o1iks aud take acknoul-
edgments aud depositiouE. JaAA '59.-ly