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CALIFORNIA TICKET for SALE-A throago
- rc,s IN the steamer llfn IL. ih,i 70 sill o. April 10,
Il ~ 'se0se ssSiS-bl way Ct fsn.na sl es aid nah
mon .;icr. .rp, $40 s! Ns.t syhH
If THIS SHOULD meet the eve OF Mr..
L ChLADe Eli .a0 iefrssy 81 oa'in-.. At No ssj
Pa - r Hss'y - or is, i.v3' ,ns .'sl ~
CGe- Boa ~ .t9! .,ars where be u,y ses % l'aad-
INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOHN BTG.
i CEAUsErH shss C9asrE, ola L'Ibbaye d ssis, Oh
t,ad ieG ,lIee Il supposed irUn b. great dear. fox
uniiA'y Eesee &c ih1 be ;, sous nii., 'easS Ss,ss
s-r.. M soFHtF sssTagLsrTs rasrsTrs BAY
Stsfe Hotel No s. Nos lss ana ~ saitou a.. New
YgIs. Nj Chssfe;h !. s. ,,sI almost feet sisa,
rat s'il e'u F., &c = s.s ar. sa sse' uos,h elinsy
he s, - si.el -eoois "a sr'y oy,re - made q ,hs
,h,in sLe anal breach 70 es'A saen sssvst
NATRlNoNlAL.-A bachelor gentleman OF
vi a. aNerhsn ss'y ercsr';.asss poss-s,ias
,Ts or & s ,aSo f., ,a sps SsS
tu,insss men suss limited 'enss scg sut ssops Ills
h SSi 70 VIE i. reqa. 6w .as se scods,sas 10.
httt e good falry 5000 di'p siios OF t~ hsae'i re-
Ioetsb lty 10 short L.dy bes~een - and 80 rhs
eersn3ct the batter competent sai all Jag 9 nasstSe
ietsile and paramount 10 I'll ether p.ces Tc,ny L'ty
.IcsI for "a s,srvi-s with toe svsr.,r node vii be
,usss,sd biss ssol ard tAs r,,u .eou b 40 intro
ihs sTricspt .stdrs,. NaFoLkoN y NAPLES, General
CANE LAW VS.. MAINE LAWNS the mean
- uud'd Maine de.oY o the nos, u'efal
sftcs Oh kss Z 10th usnt.liy medicily
lsucsiy chemically God Oh ieet,ts
Dsiefe d. coustrucei she Ark msfe liquor
suj &C u beverage Neither Chs Nshastoa
ttemsev,s the beverage made brues
the aoi tn times that I'D men. souls.
tte'ofrsrs rh- sngh erred nsfOEs V Eng and
rsfse1 Predatory La ABOUT tbc TOO aud rope aed
shortly sers.rr; Passed .acoci Prohi6i,oiy Law
shout 10 psal,d the Vas AferwNd tie
therefore he meter Gt De thoroughly IN
vsstissd; eotiSl. n ccu bin"a msfaaai;h
gus 'es thtn ,shstsrcs sAh. lis sht
dipud esye a. hN br usht 10 the meds u
CT the most rsetu Inv 'nti0ns the world which
uouo hive 90 withc7t IT'S the blood OF mat
to- ard hl'sng thsn II not ned
for century tssceudsG would become 70 generals
~ the eApsfior of tbs. time .hey slosei US use
e rusbe the1.selve. more han the
fu1r,d the present tlse With liquor aOf lever
eau produce rschalcal combpA zoo b-youi sny humsa
sno will husness ihs came "a nslsl uot I'm
,r.i led tired aud fond guilty by the Hisher Law sly
coun " eusto nsrs AID New feod e,me with your
oId.ts ss usus MILAN SNEOlkER,
9Th Ward Disa,lery
I,BOTLD this meet the eye of MARY GAM
- BILE born 10 the city Of London shs will hear Of some.
thlus 10 her .cyattsse By calling on
AARON HARDMAN. Nc Ia Nnloeny.st n Y.
no YOUNGSTERS Gentleman expert
i apeed AssGER ana FOUNDER, In both ADtbrs
Charcoal Furnaces so,its posas for toe H Ahb
cfs seed Establishment Address IRON v b. PALsEh,
TIM une Bulldogs
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD in the COUSTRY-JERICII0, Long
- Ilsno-A arge pleasant house and h.shy plaes very
pleasant riding roads mile and half from the railroad De
- rIes from sorih bIootYn. four tsns Of day going
ard coming Inquire the Of Mrs HALL No
l6l tLstbsn.st n Y. Of ar. D. II. HALL.
BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY--For a
- family Of eight persons IL convenient healthy
ard sattt lcesti.p within D miles Of Ne Yorh Adiress
MORTIMER, Box No l,lS0 PostOfies, New York, rarns
peImi ard other perii;uiGa
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4 RESIDENT GOVERNESS WANTED, who
~ veil qualified to nstrpe, children IN the Enslish
brtB .hts French and Music sss;y % per snlla Res.
d-uc. IN = cy No American need spPy Address Mrs p
NILtOr brosds.y Post Office
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A YOUNG German Lady, fully conversant with
n the Ersfsh Geru.n snd French lsnsusE-, ~ih=s TO
get situation a. LADY'S COMeANlOS. Ai:ress T. b f.,
Prrafws, pos' Ofca
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A RESPECTABLE Girl wishes situation in \
n sfMINASY where N return FOR teaching the yogns
chir.n sLd beCE otervise usen she might have opo3r
riy in herssin higher branches Or would te sh
q chilCreI 10 private family and stsni
h. co,hes Can he No. III East 20,h.st ht oor
lack roOm.
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Uants.

4 WIDOW LADY, without any family, of
~ rod education sud highly es2ecsbl- With aeh
u. dsirgps q ms.ins AZ srssssneu - cOapANtOS
bOUsFKFFPrR would the entiss chsrss Of .
Fsny Or >cncol s.ary Dot % ruch Al o'j-,t ie
ifsos home; 10 Protessnt Will give unqu-ston e'=s
euee ard Requires the accFes. Ms d., Bl1a1say
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4 RTSPEC FABLE Woman wants a situation

~ - COOK small pfiysts fsuiy aud 10 G,ist 10
Wa,hrs ard Ironing Has lives In the respectable .ni
LEE. arc produce the best city reference Call No l5t
Fcr,tb.ft Cen BE- ses fos
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A SITUATION WANTED-By young Girl
~ uHURsE and sEANsTREss. or CdAMBERM All
snd SEsMsJREs3. Fat COOS experience With ehtren ca.
DAYS her present employer No IS johnson
81 HrC,klNn Best ~ cify r-frsn-e
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A YOUNG MAN of steady habits wants stu.
~ s,ou IN the ei couu'' in Store I. LIGIr POR
TER O. CID RK ara SALESMAN or 10 priv fany
MAN OFALL-WORH Salary much OBJ ct s
Terrsner Cal address ID. a. No. u 6h
IN the sccssforr
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81 SUO AN old,established DRUG

" ,DOO. srOss Ia the eastern s,rt Of the city
sh LIE eachsusf fgr F3oi 1tTsEs or glcaat lo,s
1000 secuiines ci coy ,ifd The owner IL physe.n
vi pfscucs rsqgfs- eli his time Tns : we'll
f.octeo 10 fxc,-lt Cerion god lsass aad low
Addr.ss II. ". ~ Bc1 No / 49, N I. Pos, Ofee.
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n yfurg Epslsb Woman l.te'y arrived 81 srAEsS
snd CElLD's NURSE 10 city c0uttry Apply No. 49,
ccrl,r " ater and WI chan Gao be for Gags
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IL tiona'y Eosins by siOU &c NAV q attentive sober
- adv hab, l1qaire Of. n address THO' CARSON NJ
Se7 sh leave urr cations with JOHN SAXrER
NJ Wee.
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A PPRENTICE.-A situation is wanted for
"A young Man. II come respectable MECHANICAL o.
NANJFACTURlSG BUSINESS either 10 the city eognry.
The orlees. he would obtain would {. con.tie I'd
Iersl-eR oI biz services Address oGDEN 4 Co. No So!
Mafht s'nr q.
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j Located IN Somerset Co J.. IS mites from New
ioiL CONNECTED with the above 10 gooi Dwelling Dat.
Boz enEs and i've sore. choice Lard FERNS easy For fan
particulars. srpy to GEO. &. sNALLEY No. 81 Wsll.t .
flo. finn ofhc
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CALIFORNIA TICKET for SALE-A thrcag'
- rcis. IN the steamer fn.i.. ih,t % sl o. April ~
Ia tie eeosc cstiBby CT PsBsna |. s BE- aid nesh
D. crs. tt q sale ss1ce.u q. q sietnss FOR
h n n .tlcr. stI-t 81 10 .. Ns.t .1th q
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or FXCHAnGE for elsiblv 81 oatei Lots three
new thIes story thck DWELLING HOUSES nov fnisbag
ID S0thst between 10Th sud th Apply the premises
orto RUSSELL Nos and II Hamns ole st
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4 COMPETENT MECHANICAL. ENGINEER

~ defifss situation 70 suPe intend sny hind Of
chIe manufacturing, uirius srchitec Ms. work .
.uinih DIAvHss and designs Adde'S ARGUS. T,ibuse
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-18
Kansas Legislature.

We last week gave some inklings of the
doings Of the Kansas Legislature. Know
ing that the people desired to have infor-
nation more particularly about matters of
general interest rather. than about those
vexed questions, we will only add that if
every man in Kansas will attend to his
business and property, and let his neigh
boris alone, the law will never disturb
him.
This week we give list Of the roads
from this place. The interest law was one
that gave us some trouble, but at last was
settled by recognising money as merchan-
disc and let it bring what the demand
would justify-in other words, we have no
usury law, and whatever rate of interest is
agreed upon between the parties is lawful.
An exemptive law passed, by which a
homestead of the value of $3.50, and
household furniture, working tools, sc. to
the amour. of some $500 or s4OO more is
exempt from sale under execution.
A poll tax of one dollar is imposed on
every voter in the Territory, which must
be paid before man is allowed to vote.
We passed bill chartering a bank at
this place with million and half of dol
lars capital, but it was defeated by the per-
fidy and contemplate jealousy of our coun-
Gilman, J. w. Forman, whose conscience,
| if he has any. sense of shame, will force
him to resign that the people may have an
opportunity of electing better man in his
place.
He also voted against giving this county
a third representative, when in his own,
with less population. he gave three, at the
same time having two eouncilmen.
Our laws are expected to be published
by the 1st January in book form. The
most important of the laws will be pub
lished in pamphlet form. S.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-18
The Weston Reporter.

In the issue of the first of September,
will be found an article which after divers
and sundry compliments to the Squatter
Sovereign. winds up by discovering that
Gen. Atchison, is at the bottom of plot.
for the establishment of Southern Re-
public.
We will say this much, as a duty we
owe 10 Gen. Atchison and ourselves, Gen.
Atehison has never indicated to us his
views, on this or any other matter since we
commenced our career He IS not repre-
Sentcd, and as mol intended TO be represented
by any thing, arhich erer appeared n, this
paper. What his opinion on this matter
may be we know not. We have a notion
that paper may be conducted, withou,
reference to the will or opinion of any man,
but the editors. 1t is probable that had ours
been some what more trammeled, it might
have been he ter for it.
Of one thing we are we'll satisfied how
ever, unless better feeling pervades the
North, than has been exhibited of late
our country will have to divide.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-18
Business Of our Town.

During the last week large quantities of
goods have been put off, for the interior OF
this Territory, and for Nebraska, Fort
Larimie, and the Indians.
Three trains will start from here for the
plains IN the next ten days.
Our merchants are opening very heavy
stocks of goods, and can furnish them at
wholesale or retail, as low as they can be
bought for in St. Joseph or Weston, and
on the same terms.
S. Johnson is now opening a splendid
stock-eyery variety = of goods suitable
for the Squatter, or the city folks. Call
and see them for yourselves. His object
is not to make money, but to induce per-
sons to trade in Atchison.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-18

into disgrace the Kansas Legislature for
the sake of injuring the town Of Atchison,
thereby to enhance the value of his few
shares of stock in rival place. Arnold
would not have sold his country. and his
friends so cheaply. The whole town OF
Doniphan could not have bought him. We
can only feel contempt for one who thus
obviously exposes his narrow, selfish dis
regard of every thing honorable, for pecu-
MARY gain, or some other equally base mo-
tive. s@r
Lord save us from cur Missouri friend( y
say we. We could not expect much more
from St. Joseph press, and a Doniphan
stock holder. The one very lukewarm
pro-slavery town. the other a place where
they hold Free State Conventions and Bar
becues.
There is but one other item in the above
batch OF spleen and misrepresentation,
worth noticine, and that is that the ''slave
law takes away the right Of every free
white person of good character, to sit on
jufies." To this our only reply is, that there
is OF course no truth in the ssatement.-
But if it were true, and went still further
and said "of good sense" the editor above
would not be disqualified thereby.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-18
FOR the Squatter sovereign.
Fellow Countrymen.

Messrs. EDITORS: In my former letter
I brought to your notice, few facts cal
clated TO prove that the North" never en-
tertained liberal, or fraternal feeling to-
wards the Irish emigrant. And these
facts are of so public and historical char
actef, that presume no one will attempt
to deny them but I did not ask your at
tention to thousand minor evidences of
that narrow minded prejudice, which seems
to be the most kindly sentiment, which the
North as body, entertain towards our
brethren Of Irish birth.
You cannot have failed to observe, that
under whatever circumstances you may
been brought into contact with one of these
devotees Of liberty, you were the object OF
his contempt, or the butt of his ridicule, un-
till he has become almost, if not quite con-
vinced, that any thing ridiculous, mean or
contemplate, is as naturally the character
istic of an Irishman, as that the nasal tone
and disposition to interrogate, are the most
brilliant accomplishments that Yankee
can acquire. Even if any Of you do an
act worthy of comniendation (in another
person) do you ever receive any more COM
plimentary word. than "very clever indeed,
for an Irishman2 2"
Can any native of our unfortunate coun-
try raise himself to any position. by either
talents or industry, that the accident of his
birth will not be an obstacle to the acknowl-
edgment Of his merits fF
To these charges there are exceptions.
but they interfere not with the general
rule.
We are the natives OF a country, whom
oppression and tyranny have made poor.
Forced in Ireland to labor that our lordly
oppressors may enjoy the thousand luxuries,
with which the Irish and English noble
men (a) surround their bloated and unnat-
ural ex stenee, the majority of Irish emmi-
grants are the victims OF poverty: and to
a people who feast and fete, and fatter
and almost worship 'Baronef' or q
"Lord," or Count" or any thing for
eign, which owns or borrows fitle, YOU
poverty may be the great cause of iheiI
dislike, but to search for the cause would
be useless investigation, and after al
they, not we. are the parties to do So, the
effect IS ours.
Where In free America. do we see
white men clothed in the garb of slavery
l-sirery-at the North, where they preach
AboIiti0nism. with . white servant In al
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-18
Steam Ferry Boat.

Million & Burne's new Steam Ferry
Boat, the "Lewis Burnes," will be at the
landing in this place ready to take her
place in the Trade this evening, after
the shortest run from Pittsburg ever made
by Steam Ferry Boat. She is fast
enough for Missouri River Packet. The
public can now be accommodated in eros
sing, better at this place than at any other
point on the Missouri River.