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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
Tha Bail Il Rolling

We are pleased to learn that our friends
at Stanton, Lykins county, have made up
club for the Herald Of Freedom at that
office, which they will forward in few
days. Truly, the ball is in motion. We
have, at this time, nearly double the num-
Der of Territorial subscribers which we
ever had before. Let our friends keep al
work and roll in the clubs. The Press
is the mighty lever which moves the uni
verse, aud, welded by an indepeHden
mind, it is the terror of tyrants, and th'
sworn foe of denlagogues.
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Legal Nctiess.
7Orderof PubIication,
CHARLES $. DUNCAN, Ciril Action .
,,,,rs ~ rsS;v,x ana

CHARLES $. DUNCAN, Ciril Action 5
JAMES eHEfkiyN. 5A.,acaSn%a,n.. ana -.
lanes GARyIN.. 9 nonresident Of Kansas
y TERRITORY, will take notice that Charles :,
Duncan, of the county Of Douglas, IN the Terri
tory Of kansss. did, on the 9Th day Of April, A.
D: lss9. file his petition in the United Slaies
sitting in and for thee county Of Douglas, against
james Garvin. defendant, setting forth, that on
the ID day Of April, A u 1858. said defendant
made his promissory note, in the sum of Two
Hundred Dollars, with interest 1T five per cent.
per month, aud delivered the same to w. y.
Duncan, which note was afterwards endorsed by
said W. 4 G. Duncan to said plaintiff. Said
petition also sets forth. that said plaintiff signed
as surety, n certain promissory note. made by
said defendant, and delivered TO one Lewis
Meihcer. on the 29th day Of October, A. ID. le5s,
in the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, with
interest at four per cent. per month, and that
when said note became due, said plaintiff. as
surety thereon. was Obliged to pay, and did pay,
the amount due thereon. whereby an action
hath accrued to said plaintiff against said de-
fendsnt. Said defendant is further notified that
an order of attachment has becn issued in this
case.
Plaintiff prays judgment against the said de-
fendant for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars,
and interest on Two Hundred Dollars at five per
cent. per month. from April I'd, A. ID. 1855 and
on the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, at fonr
per cent per month, from October 3ath, A. d.
lass; and the said James Garyin will take notice
that he is required to appear, and answer said
petition on or before the 9Th day of June, A. ID.
1859 or such petition will he taken as true, and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
CHRISTIAN < LANE,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
l., MoARTHUR. Clerk.
By LEWIS CARPENTER, D. c.
April l6, 59.-6t.
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LaWrence Post Office
s.rayed or stolen!

Lawrence, April e, 1859.
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Guia. % ,he cold I.eglon.

U1BE undersigned designs q trip to Pixies feak ei.
l. and the Gold Region. sometime botWessn !ne
middle of ApriI and the first Of May Having
visitsd that region last summer. and spent seye-
raj months .hcre, and on the plains, and hsylng
become acquainted with the route os prsetieai
observation, he offers his services 70 sae
He Il isspnrshensive that many contemplate going
foyward too early in tho season, and sush ne
would caution MOTTO set forward until ths grsss
hes hegun 10 make its appearance, else there IS
a rreat probability Of their losing their animals
- =, reaase. eas r'O0'' A. J. BOWEN.
Lawrence, Feb. 2s, '59r-tf
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I,ua Tor snIe.

60 ACRES one-halr mile from Lawrence
rent. 40 or so acres Timber, four and half miles
west of Lawrence: 90 acres Of Prairie three iand
a half miles southwest Of Lawrence, ~ acres
nnder cultivation. hewn log house one and
haH storY. for sale or rent. I60 acres, 80 u IL
timber, o,, the wakarusa. one-half mile from
Clinton. 80 acres under cultivation, for sale ef
rant. i'OOo to 1900 acres Prairie, in Lykins and
franklin counties, for sale.
Also, Lots in all parts Of Lawrence:
All Of the above property for sale cheap. En-
onira ~ SANFORD & Stafford,
Attcrnys and Real Estate Agents.
March 70, so.
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ROBINSON
Tho EIectic College OF Medicine,
HTNHINNA n

CINCINNATI, o.
THE WINTER SESSION Of ls59,oo will com;
i menco about the middle of October, and
continue I6 weeks Afull and thorough course OF
Lectures will be given, occupying SIX or seven
hours daily, with good opp0rtunltiestor Ohnlchl
Instruction at the Commercial Hospital, and at
tention to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement of the chairs WAL DC as iot-
ows:- =,
froTesSor 9f C3Ssnf'f-s' S"d tb1rnnnV
TIE. St. JOHN. NJ, D-
Professor Of f-iRdto'ny and PhystoIogy.
A.JH0WE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
CHI. CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of HIterid Ieiicd and Iherdpeutfcs.
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
JOHN KING, N. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and DISEASES or Women
aud CAildre1.
BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cere6rn PhystoloGy ana
Institutes of Medicine.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, DISQUALIFICATION, y W; Tuition,
$40 90: Demonstrators Ticket, - W. EVERY
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduation.) Hospital Ticket,
IS 90, loptional.) Graduation, So Vo;
The Lecture-Rooms are newly nnished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central locality, in
| College Hall, Walnut Street.
Tickets for the session may be obtained o. the
Dean Of the Faculty, ut his Office, NO. % hlghtn
Street or of Prof q. II. Cleavcland, Secretary OF
| the Faculty, No. i39 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. M. D., Dean.
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ttyThe last Leavenworth Ledger,
mentions NJ. j. Parrott, n. F. Conway
and A. C. Davis, as the prominent candi-
dates for Delegate to Congress from Kan
sas.-Rdnsas City Journal.
Neither of those gentlemen will proba,
bly, have any show. Mr. Parrott's pros
poets are the best of the three.
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Sheriff,s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
ID from the District Court in and for the coun-.
ty Of Coffey, TERRITORY Of Kansas, in favor Of
John Hayes and against William M9rden, John
at public auction, to the highest bidder, FOR cash
in hand, at the court house door, nt u o'clock in
the forenoon Of the 23d day of April. 1853. in the
village Of Burlington. ltemporary county seat)
levied on as the property Of Vim. Murden, John
Smith and Samuel g. Meek. to satisfy said exc
cution: all the right, title and interest Of YIN.
Murden, John Smith and Samuel Z. Meek, IN
and to ore steam Saw and Grist Mill, situated in
the fiou: fishing town of lie Roy, Coffey county
h. 7. ,ou,, curcc
Sheriff of Coffsy Co., K. 7.
March &c. 1e5s.-:t -
MAJ 1th. Is59. Apr. 167ot
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rREsH BEEF wANTEDI

PROPOSALS will be received, up to u o'clock
L on the I'd day of May next. for supplying the
Subsistence Department of the Army at this
post, with FRESH BEEF for one year from the
FIRST day of July next.
The contract will be let, subject to the ap-
proyal of the Commissary General of Subsist-
ence, to the lowest responsible bidder, and must
conform to the form prescribed in the subsist-
ence regulations of the Army.
The \. "A. G. >. reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids deemed by him unreasonable;
and no member of Congress shall be allowed any
share in said contract.
The beef is to be delivered at this Office in
quarters--an equal proportion Of fore and hind,
neeks and shanks excluded, at such times, and
in such quantities as the 4. A. c. s. for the time
being shall require. Payment to be made
monthly, as far as practicable.
The proposal must set forth the price per pount
for which the beef will be delivered here, with
the conditions and hmita tions prescribed herein
and in the Subsistence Regulation Of the Army
and directed " To the A. A. G, g., u. 8. Army
at Fort Riley, X. t." with the words, e Pro
possls for Beef, across the end of the envelope
Office of A. A. @. S.,
| Fort Riley, K. T., April ., ls59i st
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OF The community are invited to 8
meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Sabbath next, 18th inst, at
three P. NJ, with reference to forming q
Bible Society for Douglas county.
Prof CAMPBELL, agent of the American
Bible Society, will address the meeting.
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Civil Action.
KANSAS TERRIToRY,l ca
County of Johnson.i 80
CHARLES WILLEMsEN WI } Civil Action.

q
County of Johnson.i 90
CHARLES WILLEMSEN
VS.. GlVll tACtlOn.
ALEXANDER E. MARTIN. }
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT. sit
ting within and for johnson County, IN SAID
Territory.
THE object of this suit is to recover judgment
i for one hundred and ninety-six dollars,
(Sl96) with interest at the rate Of four per cent
per month from the 4th day Of August. A. ID:
ls5s, and $50 solicitors fees and the costs, and
also to foreclose mortgage executed by the de-
fendant to the plaintiff, on the north east guar
ter of section twenty-eight (2e), in township
fourteen (I4l, Of range twenty-three (23, east OF
the sixth principal meridian, situate in the
County of johnson in the said Territory, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres.
1t appearing BY affidavit, filed, that the defend.
ant, Alexander e. Martin, is a nonresident Of
this Territory, ii Is therefore ordered that the
said Alexander E. Martin do, by the 2lst day Of
May. a. ID. 1859, answer the petition Of the said
Charles Willemsen, against him, hied IN the
Clerks Office of said Court, or the same will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment rendered ac-
In testimony whereof, /, William Roy. Clerk
of said Court. have hereunto set my hand and
private SEAL (there being seal Of ONCE proyid-
ed) at 0lathe, in said County and District, this
3lst day of March, 1889,
| SHANNON, MCINTOSH GIFFIS, PHI s Att'ys.
| April 9th. le5s-6w.
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EROM the Subscriber. in Lawrence. on Tues
L day last. a large CREAM C0L0RED HORSE,
thin in flesh; also DARK BROWN P0NEI,
with blaze face. ears split en- top, several sad
die marks on the back. Any person knowing
the whereabouts of said animals, and bringing
them to me. will be hberally paid for their
trouble, JAMES CHRISTIAN, +
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M
The ElwOOd Press, Grasshopper Falls
resent Palmetto Kansdn, Quind aro
o''Hao'Oan, and Fort Scott Dsnsocrot have
recently suspended. The Kansas Hes
.ag'r has changed hands. and We believe
: temporarily suspended, as we have seen
aO'a'ns of it for several weeks. Kansas
'eaA on newspapers. From the way
Iv''ral other journals are howling at the
''Ga Of Freedom, We should, judge the
''A' spark with them had nearly fed.
W The eletter from an Old Line
NJ ing meets the issue fully, That oi
:. HOLMES, Of johnson county, is Of
'AS same stamp. Mr.. BoYNTos's ar,
un'AsWerable. sss..ss...s...ss. -
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Engraving.


The reader will not fail to examine the
advertisement of Mr.. GREENE, Is Ches-
nut street, St Louis, who is engaged in
general engraving. He invites the atten.
oon of all parties interested, to his seals
iof the various county officers, notaries
public, town companies, Odd Fellows,
masonic and Good Templar's seals. Hav
lug ordered about twenty seals for differ
sn'partes during the last year, from this
nolse' we can speak from the book, of the
'NaFacter Of the work executed by him,
ana say truly, that he has given perfect
satisfaction with all persons doing business
WIN MIN, so far as we have information
" Parties are daily passing through
lawrence on their way to Pixies Peak
sumo are on horseback, some in wagons
"uI others on foot. We hopo all their
sO'asn dreams viii be realized, but we
O-'sSs that We tremble with painful apr
P'eaension for the result. Fifty thou
,1aa' at least, will visit the gold region.
we We are afraid that forty mine thousand
win return without having realized any
mug Q! their adventure, only disappOint-
. We desire it TO be otherwise, yet
' 'sars preponderato over our hopes.
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~ Lawrence was visited with quite
a severe snow storm on Wednesday last,
a thing uncommon at this season OF the
wear.
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Lime I! Lime /!
n. r. Retxer.

FRESH LINE constantly on hand and for sale
l. AZ WILDER'S Kiln, Lawrence.
Orders may be left at the Store Of II: L. 4 .
Blood. March l9, '59-tf.
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Usage LAND DISTRICT. FoRT ScorT, X. 7. /
March Goth, 1859.

Usage LAND DISTRICT. FoRT ScorT. \. 4.
March Goth, 1859.
TN THE MATTER of the application Of Solo
l. man Halsey to pre-empt the Southwest
quarter Of Section No. eleven, QlJ IN Township
No. twenty three, (a3,) South OF range No. six
teen East, contested b. Samnel B. Wright. late
of Coffey county, in the Territory Of Kansas; IL
is hereby ordered that the said parties. shall be
heard, and their respective proofs, touching said
pre-. emption Claims, taken. by US at 4 the Land
Office, at Fort Scott, in said Land District, on
the first Tuesday Of July next, at 10 o'clock a;
and il appearing ts US BY the affidavit Of said
in this Territory and that personal notice of the
time and place fixed for the hearing Of said pre-.
fnrther ordered that notice thereof be published
in the Kansas Herald Of F'eefon, newspaper
published az Lawrence. in said Territory, siI
weeks successfully, the last publication to be a.
| least four weeks prior to said first Tuesday II
| judy -,
| the goth day Of March, les9.
EPAPHRo RANSOM, Recorder.
| Apr ., 1S59-6t.
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DIR. S. Ii. PRENTISs,

WILL resume the Practice of Medicine and
w Surgery, in Lawrence and vicinity.
Office at the Drug Store of Prentiss 4 Girls
void.
AnriI Q l65q-tf
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FOE SALE

FOR SALE!
DROPERTY belonging 10 the Estate of GAIUs
l. JENKINS. deceased.
40 acres upland adjoining Lawrence on the South
Shares in the City Of Wyandott,
Shares in the City of burlington,
/ Shares in the City of Riley,
Two=hdrSe Hack,
Breaking Plow,
2000 Bushels of Corn,
Also several lots in the City of Lawrence.
Aprile, '59-6t sc. RUSSELL, Agent.
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Kansas Sufferers---Noticc to Claim
ants.

THE undersigned Committee. appointed by
l. the Convention Of Claimants, held at Law
renee, to present the claims of Kansas Sufferers
1855 and ls06. have appointed STAFFORD IL
Stafford, of Lawrence, as ATTORNEYS for the
Claimants.
All Claimants should, without delay. present
their claims to said Attorneys, and thereby Sc
cure the cooperation Of the Committee and
others, largely interested.
Sufferers, BY referring their claims to SAf-
FORD d Stafford, will not only secure pro-
per presen tation before the Territorial Connis-
sioners, at reduced rates. and at an early day, but
willalso secure harmony Of action and union OF
hefora Congress-
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For the Gold Mines.

TN accordance with previous notice. the sub
l. scriber would hereby announce that he has
headed company for the gold mines. and fill
be prepared to set out about the eoth of April,
or as soon as the season will admit. He would
advise emigrants to 60 IN large parties. and well
armed, As they may be troubled with the Indisns.
EmigEants acquainted with camp life, and =
I his company. as he ehattcrs, himself that he can
take parties through BY the quickest and best
route. Persons going in his company will be
expected to psy tribe for services of guide.
For further particulars inquire Of the sub
Escriber. Post 0fieeaddress, Lawrence, x 4.
bsil A. J. BOWEN.
Lawrence, Marcia Is. 's9.-tf
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Jefferson City and NeoShO Valley
RaiIroad Notice.

:
THE Annual Meeting OF the. Stockholders
i of the Jefferson CITY and Neosho Valley
Railroad Company will be held at Moneka, Linn
county, Kansas, on Wodnesdar, Juno lst, at Il
o'clock, TO elect the officers and directors for the
ensuing year. and transact am other business
which may come before them.
Ii is expected that every stockholder will b(
present either in person or BY proxy.
w. +. NJ. Army, President.
JSO. #. Cox, Secretary.
ADril 3 l75g -3t
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SIDNEY CLARKE, A. 9. soLEY, G. B. CLARKE,
St. Louis. Leavenworth. st. Louis.
CIarkc SOIey & Clarke,

DROPRIETORS Of, and Wholesale and Retail
L Dealers in LYONS PATENT COPPER
LIGHTNING RODS, for Missouri and Kansas.
Office and VI arehouse at St. Louis and Leaven-
worth.
The attention of builders and householders is
respectfully called to this Lightning Conductor.
times the conducting power OF the common iron
rod, and viii be put up on buildings at the low
price Of 25 cents per foot.
Our wagons will shortly visit you with these
improved and superior Lightning Rods.
Remember the Copper Rod.
CLARKE, S0LEY Il CLARKE.
JS5Q
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JUHN JHENS,
GheriT of cnfsy 20. X 7.
ni.toryl science! Antiquity!

Esistoryl Science! Antiquity!
THE Kansas Scientific and Historical Society
l. is now fully organized, and all reasonable
measures are being gsed to add 20 their ii6r:rS;
minerals. curios;ties and antiquities, and ssien-
sic and historical information relating 10 the
several departments usually known " ~, 70 sueh
society. To this end. AL friends OF tne soeiey ,
wherever they mar reside, are most respectfully
solicited to contribute relics Of our civil or
political history, war trophies, public cores s
sendary tales, local incidents, and such other
Information or articles IS properly deserye the
honor Of place in our State archives EVER
thing material, that viii aid the future histo-
| rian, will be most gratefully received.
All packages should be sent to the Librarian
| DR.. s. G. Harrington, Lawrsnee. Kansas. Fur
ther details will be given BY letter y desired by
| the Corresponding Secretary, Mm. Hutchinson,
| Lawrence. Kansas. BY order or
.s EXECUTIVE CON. Of K. S. 5.
IaEreucs, March 90, le59.-6
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Civil Action.

K4SsAs TERHIToHY. H. IS.
THOMAS ]. BAILEY,
CHARLES P. BALDWIN,
In THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, sit
ting within, and for the County Of johnson, in
said Territory.
THE object Of this suit is to recover judgment
Il for the sum of seventy-fve dollars, with in
terest thereon, at the rate of three per cent per
menth, from the llth day of November, A. ID.
ls5s till paid, and the costs, and also 10 foreclose
a mortgage executed by said Chas. p. Baldwin
TO B. F. Dare. on the 18th day of August, A. ID.
1858, on the following property, to wit Lot three
49, Block thirty four (34) Lot twenty 1907 in
Block thirty-nine 800: Lot twentyeigh (so) in
Block fOrty-two (fa) Lot fourteen u4l in Block
sixty eight (6S Lot three (3) in Block seventy
Eve (75); Lot four 90 in Block seventy six C'6)
and Lot four az in Block seventy-eight Te), sit
uate in the town of Olathe, in the County Of
Johnson in said Territory, which said mortgage
was afterwards transferred by the said Dare to
the said Thomas j Bailey.
1t appearing by affidavit hled, that the dsft
Charles p. Baldwin, does not reside in this Ter
ritory it is therefore ordered that the said Chas
p Baldwin do, by the alst day Of May, A. ID
1852 answer the petition of the said Thomas }.
Bailey. az linst him filed in the Clerks offco OF
said Court, or the same will be taken rs con
| fessed and Judgment rendered accordingly.
| In testimony whereof, l, William Roy: Clerk o.
private seal. (there being seal of Office provid
e1) at 0lathe, in said County and District, thi
'''e : ~ WILLIAM ROY, Clerk. Il, ST.
| Ut BARRIs. Plf 5 Atty.
| April 9th. lS59-6w.
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You Can't Do without II.
For sale.

A YOKE OF GOOD FIVE YEAR OLD OK
II EN-, well broke and in good condition; also.
first rate two-horse Lumber Wagon. va
Enquire Of GEORG FORD,
y No. "a Massachusetts ST., Lawrence.
March u. '59-tf.
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cars. OATS!!

% S0 BUSHELS extrs-see oats. for sale by
COO q. S. THOMPSON, at the old stand Of
Raymond & Thompson.
Lawrence. Mar. 80. so st
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PTCTU r E s.!
KANSAS LAND AGENCY.

:, .ssFTT 4 BRAcKETT. survey9gs and
b General Land Agents, LsErens,s. ns,s..sien hd "a
VII glse ~ gPnbiic Lands; buying and selling
Res1 R.tste the collection Of dues 2,
ta<sI for ncn-residents and all other nnslns
connectsd with . Land Agency. btsp ~ - lor
s.i-,a pnrtieuIar attention paid 70 ~ Dus,,. ~,
ne ness sent bS mail. Houses and ciiy i0's i0l -
and rent. -.-,u,.,-. A Ca BsnkerA
FairHela' tosi, ee lines. IOWA; Col. a A. Wslkss.
fIs: Rs.;ster g. Land once Fort pss Mc.ss IS,
cooibaprhd Brcoks, ksr s,;r i9sl RsHsnss. III
Col. " fRs-les Ras Robinson. Lawrence, hnnsss
4 3Gs; ss;;,,s Swift, Leavenvorth. kansAss n'-
q. s. Boutwell,. .Groton, hess-. i1 nkssETTa
/ q stss.ist soa 81 q. @. RRACAhlt.
Iax-snce. Msy .. tsss.-ir -
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For safe.

iIN great variety, at the Mammoth Hardxau
L and Stove Store of NGLE BARKER.
Dee. 10. 81.
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HM uuan.an. .
CORN SHELLERS,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Once No. :, Massaehuseti
~ street. Lawrence. Ofice hourse A. y: %
p. N. Dec. 1851 II
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SURVEYOR LAND AGENT, B1oomins-
~ ton. Kansas.
~ Office at the new Store.
i have Real Estate, both Prairie and Timber
Land, for sale. Also-A number Of Claims.
February S.h. ls5g-3ms
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THE COMMERCIAL HOUSE opposite Posi-
| y Ofiee, subject 70 the lease Of me Hotsl
Adress. Commercial House., sss.f~y..
Jan. S2.-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-02
Le,waI N1,,cs.

TO James Lamb, sxscutof u the estate Of Vim.
Lamb dsssassd, Iunklin Meek and Elisabeth
Mock, Pear NewedQn6R and Rosanna Newcomer,
Hannah p. 6argentana Snyder Sargent, Daniel
Woodwafd, NsNtaa Lanb and - Lamb hi
wife. s~5
VoU AMI eash 81 - are hereby notified thss
u there tenpw o. Ne II the once OF the Clsfk
Of the District Court g Les County, Iowa, 1t KeD-
kuk, pedtional Hfran Barney claiming Of yOs
the said James Lamb, executor Of the estate Of
William Lamb deesassd the sum Of nine hundred
and sixty seven and 0e-le0 dollars, with interest
thereon At 10 psr cent. Per snnun from Nay nth,
1859, a. nonsy ans - M4toa1s made by William
Lamb in hisl IL ti1s - CHARTS Mason, dated June
%, 1858; and olaiming against each of you land
the other parties defendant NAMED in sail psGionl
tho foreclosure Of the saA mort gage thS same b.
Ing upon the s-w. / Of the nv. I Of SOC. 80, aho
the ne. Of the NV. Of section 81, all In town
ship - north range west, in Lss county, Iowa,
Tor the purchase money; and the same having been
assigned BY said Mascn 70 said Barney.
And unless ysa appear aod answer said petition
on or before the morning Of The second day Of the
next term OF said court, to col mence atKsoksk On
the first Monday in September, A. D. 16se, judg-
ment win be rendered against you N claimed in
said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
July 20, ls5o-dlm Atty's for Pitt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-02

To Charles Hubbeii, Mary P. Woodward, William
3. Woodward and Sears n. Loveridge:
VOUI and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there il on fie in the Clerks OiRcs Of the
District Court Of Lee County lows ut Ksok Ak, =
petition ef HenryG. and Louisa O. DsLoais, mi
nors, rho sue by their guardian Martin Stafford.
claiming the foreclosurs Of ak mortgage given
by Charles Hubbsll 70 James L. Estes . guardian
u petitioners, said mortgage being respectively
on different parts Of the following property, in
the City VI ksokpk, Lee County, Iowa, viz
lots 1914 and II IN Arch Square, and lot 1 in
block 15l said petition claiming = due and un,
PAID on allsAid mortgages the aggregate sum Of
eS,6Sy,SS, with 10 per cent. per annsm iDtersst
from December l1th, 1858 On $l,7S3 ~ of ssid san
and from October 18th, 1857 on %, lol ~ Of ssid
spm; ard also praying for the sxtinction Of the
interest Of all Of said defendants In The shove
descsi bed rsAl estate, and for general rslief.
Nov. therefore, unless you appear and answer
said psti tiOn on or before the second day Of the
septenber tern, 1859, OF said eourt, te oommsnss
% the hrst Monday Of Ssptenbsr. Judgment vim
DO rendered Against you thereos pro csnIssso
CURTIS, GILLNORE CURTIS,
July 81. lst0-lm Sol . for Petitioners.