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TO THOSE WANTiNo CHEAP oooDsl

NSmNE a. aGos
AVE iustIeceved and opened their stock ofsmerchsG ~ sn is T ~ ano a. ~ ms, ,nen
offered IL uigT0WM Having paid great attention to the selection OF tner entire soc
as 10 price and qualify, they asas. themselves that, they can compete with Ie aAspss1
and all hose wishing to buy Cheap can save money by giving US q ali%W hase !"
kinds If Goods and Wares 10 supply The wants Of the People. Avery large ioto
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
French meinoes,w wool phid, aipacas, bombazneJ de bages, popins tManeua cloths,
mohair lushes musind de LANES, Persian cloths; Gmghams, Caieoes, &C.. II
WHITE GOODS OF ALL. KINDS, Sleeves Collars, Spencers, handkerchfes
bands md trimmings aces and edgings, bonnet ribbons, in large variety, vel
rel nbbons and baids, kid cotton, and Isle thread gloves mohar mh, &c,
All kinds of SHAWLS, brooke, Bay State Waevhe, black silk cashmere, Embfoder.
ed, &c. Also a very large assorment of cloths, cssmers, sthneus, veshEgs, weeds;
jeans, beaver cloths coating velvet sc. rs@s
BOOTS And SHOES, OF ALL KINDs AND SIZES FOR MEN WoMdN AND
a-M @eae4.&S@ f#EH 3avH CHILDREN s.
We have a large assortment: of Hats and Caps of latest fashions We have also Hard
ware, Queenswme, Cedarwane, SC Very cheapc carpets, caTet bags, hoh table any car car
oil cldhs, mats rugs, baskets, &c. Musins fannek; fckhgs diapers towehpgs
dinngs, Sc, in abundance. NH N ~ eM@ .E-nA -
where. We have bought our goods at Lowest Cash Prices and will not be undersod By
anybody or thu resto Of mankind. sH@
Bloomsbury, October 2s, 1856. & %% ~ vs.
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NV q RIS T. MILL
AT
MILL

TINE subscriber has rsflied his Gris,.
Mill al Mill Grove, near Light Street,
Columbia county, and is ready 10 do any
and all KINDS of grinding. He has three
run of stones, and The Mill will work TO gen,
era-l satisfaction. A competent miller has
has charge Of the establishment, and the.
patronage of the public is respectfully So
licited.
THOMAS TRENCH.
Mill Grove, Sept. 8, 1854.
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E~xECUT0R's NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given thai letters Tesla
~ mentary upon The estate of John Brown,
jr, late Of Miflin township, Columbia coun.
ity deceased, have been granted 10 the uuder.
signed residing in M~ifninville. All petsons
indebted 10 The said estate are requested tc
make payment without delay, aud those
having account against the dscedent TO pre-.
sent them fof settlement to
SAMUEL GREASY, Executor,
Mifiinville, March 9Th 1886.
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NOTICE to OWNERS of CANAL BOATS
SUPERVISORS OFFICE,

6sazaD28 Harrisburg, Feb, s, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the owners of
~ boats, whether loaded or empty, now
lying within the prism Of the Eastern Divis-
ion Of The Pennsylvania Canal, that, if they
or their agents are not present when the un-
dersigned is prepared 10 let the water into
said Division, for the purpose of preventing
the said boats from becoming instructions 10
The navigation of said canal, be will in six
days thereafter sell said boats and their car.
goes, aereeabiy 10 the 18th section of the act
Of lhe 10Th Anril, 1926, entitled San act 10
protect The public in the full benefit and en-
ioymenl Of The works constructed for the
purposes Of inland payigalion.n /.
By order Of The Board of Canal Commits.
sioners. WEiDMAN FORSTER,
Supeypisor.
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CURE YOUR COUGH,
BY THE USE OF
Rilter's Syrup of Tar,

WILD CHERRY, and WOOD N4PHTHA.
A SLIGHT COLD, accidentally acquired,
"A through neglect or improper treatment,
may result, in that worst of all diseases, con.
sumption, therefore be advised in time, and
procure al once q bottle OF ibis valuable pre-.
paralion. II is pleasant TO the lasie, and has,
no narcotic in its composition, and can be
taken with perfect safely, ) ,r, -. :,
The wide spread reputation, which this
preparation has obtained as u couch medi,
cine, is a sure guarantee Of its usefulness in
all diseases Of The throat and lungs, and ali
who use il will be certain TO obtain relief
For cello ~ all tho srvr0hvuP0Is III rIIs, auu
adjoining counties, and wholesale by the
proprietor. /. L. RITTER,
No 7 South Front ST., Philadelphia.
Jan. %, 1856.
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Exccutor,s Noice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla,
~ meniary upon The estate of William
Clayton, late of Franklin township, Celnm-
bia comfy, decd, have been grained 70 ths
undersigned, residing, in Franklin township.
All persons indebted to the estate are re-
quested 70 make payment without dslay,
and those having accounts against the estate
TO present them for settlement 10 *
THOMAS CLAYTON,
SAMUEL ENT, /.
franklin, Feb. o, 1s55.-6w, Erseuaors.
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stray Pigs.

TAME 10 the premises Of the subscriber in
~ Bloomsbury on The Goth Of February
inst, six stray shoats, apparent about six
months old. The owne is requested 10
prove pfopertyj pay, charges and lake them
away, or they win be disposed Of ACCORDING
10 law. WILLIAM NEAL.
Bloomsburg Feb. 90, ls55-sw.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
AND G CNCRTS.
10000 GIFTS VALUED AT $50, 900.
Tickets 81 each!
e. u N A N G. S II.

Announces that he has projected a series OF
GIFT CONCERTS, to The pations of which
he will distribute by LOT go, 900 valuable gifts
or preninms
The concerts will be given al Bloomsbury,
Danville, and such other towns where a suf-
6cient humber of the patrons of The entef-
prise reside. The times and places will be
announced in subsequent! bills. Each ticket
will entiile the holder 10 two admi ssions to
kthe concerts, aud one of the following prizes
or premiums:
One three story Brick Hotel in Bloomsbury.
opposite the Courthouse, now occupied by
Ex-Sherif Billnyer, valued at $40, 600
Cue large two-siory brick dwelling house lot
and out-buildiugs, on Main Street of
Bloomsbury 5000
One two story brick dwelling house and lot
on Main Street of Bloomsbury 1890
OneiWo story brick dwelling house and lot
on Main street of Bloomsbnrg 5000
One " story frame dwelling house and lot
on Main street of Bloomsbury 1000
One two story frame dwelling house~and lot
on Main street of Bloomsbu 1900
Two two story brick dwelling houses on
Centre street of Bloomsbury, each 1000
One two story frame dwelling house and lot
on Main street OF Bloomsturg 1900
One two story frame dwelling house ard
lot on Main street Of Bloomsbury 1000
Eight corner lots on Centre street of Blooms.
burg, each $3.50 $500
Six middle lots on Centre street of Blooms
burg, each $500 2,409
Two buggies, each 5000 400
Two buggies, each $3.50 $50
Two buggies, each $40 $40
Ten Gold palen, lever watches. 500 1000
Twenty Gold detached lever watches,
each $50 1900
Twenty Gold cylinder escapement
watches, each $50 1000
Is Gold lepins watches, each $50 $50
90 Silver lever watches, each S25 ty250
90 double barrel shot guns, each $50 1000
10 " SIG 100
10 Rifles, each Si4 t4O
10 Aliens revolvess, each Sf2 100
10 Colts revoivets; each SEQ 200
20 pats pistols each SO 30
1000 Gold pencils, each s5 5000
1000 Silver pencils and pen holders,
each SO 1000
1000 Gold pens, each ST 1000
10000 Engravings each 25c 1900
25745 Pieces of Music 3,O99
The money received for the sale OF the
tickets wdl be paid over To John X. Grotz,
10 be deposited By him in the Bank Of Dam
vile, TO the credit Of the protector, for the |
security Of the ticket holders.
When the tickets are all sold notice will
be given in the public prints for the ticket
holders TO meet al some designated time and
place, to choose a COMMITTEES who shall dis.
tribute the gifts as the shareholders shall de-
efmine.
REFERENCES as TO the above properly;
William Snyder, Robert F. Clark Esq, r.
D. Menagh, X: w. Weaver Esq, or Rob-
ertB. Arthur, Bloomsburg. Columbia coun-
~, Pa.
All orders for tickets must be addressed,
postpaid, money enclosed. TO E. Unangst,
Bloomsburg, Columbia county Pa, and The
tickets will be promptly forwarded 10 any
address.
MIR. c. ?. Knapp will aci as general cor
responding pgeni at Bloomsburg for The pro-
prietor.
E. UNANGsr.
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For | cop Of Weskty Herald for l wear. So o.

Il Ietiefs 10 be addressed 10 James Cor
don Bennett proprietor and editor of the
.,"New York Herald, /" New York City.
Remitlances must be made in funds cur,
rentln this city
Advertiser ents Inserted ia Tie atWeekIy
Herald" for thirty cents pet line.
New York. Feb. 8, 1854.
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DR.. FRANCIS &; HARRISON.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
of Bloomsbury and vicinity, that he
has commenced the practice Of MEDIOCRE
there; and folicits a share Of public patron
sss, ~ ao can o ALWAYS b, Be d found lathe 4 the E1-
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AyenhDn

rs hereby givsnihat the Stockholders oil the
= Nescopeck Bridge Company that there
will be an election held al The Tfeasufer's
Office in Berwick Pa, on Saturday the sist
of March, for the purpose of eleciing a Pres
ideni and 6 Managers for one year.
S. B.. BOWMAN,
Berwick Feb. 9Th '55. Treasurer.
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Hands Wanlcd,

TIME subscriber wlshessio engage the ses-
i vices Of q miller competent 10 take
chara . Of bis grist mill ct Mill Grows near
Liaht Street, snd also two labofng hihds.[
Men with families will be preferred. The
miller viii be paid by the. month. Apply at
Mill Grove, Columbia county, 10
jan. IS, 1855. THOMAS TRENCH
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no MINERS |!

mo be lei by contract to parties Of 6 good
minefs, The various mines al Lancaster
CoIliery, shamokih, for the season Of 1855.
For particulars apply 10
COCHRAN, PEAIE & Co.
Shamokin Pa, March 9Th, 1865. -3t
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NOTICE to OWNERS Of CANAL BOATS,
orrTcE,

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners oil
LIZ boats, whether loaded or empty, now
lying within the prism of the Lower North
Branch Division Of the Pen usylvaria Canal
that if they or their agents are not present
VIXEN the undersigned is prepared 10 let the
water into said division, for The purpose oil
preventing the said boats from becoming OBJ
struc,ions 10 the navigation Of said canal, he
will in six days thereafter sell said boats and
their carsoes, agreeably 10 the 18th section
OF the act of the 10:h April, 1926, entitled
"Au act 10 project the public in the full ben.
eft and enjoyment of The works cons ,rucied
for the purposes of inland navigation"
BY order of the Board OF Canal Co minis
sioners. GEO. w. SEARCH,
Feb. %, 1S55.-3w, Supervisor.
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asduE@m S oa0s
HAVE RECEIVED A NEw LOT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

n the Exchange Block mex to sw"tzs Book Store. They have on hand large and
IL full assortment of S+H+.t .s
FRocK, DRESS, BOX, SACK, GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS,
all sorts and sizes, that The present. enlightened age knows any thing about or Pants
VESTS, they have every cdr of The rainbow, besides some black, blue, grey striped
and anc Vests of satin, snk, buff, cashmere, maseiles, linen and woHNed of all lash
outs and cohrs Working Pants and boys clothing. Also fine white, figured aud
sIipeds shirts, Pocket and Neck HandkerchieE, Stocks, Ties, Scahs, all kinds of gentle
drss goods Hats, Caps, Trunks, Travelling Bags aud Umbrellas and
aGIa gmgH GAlIES
They have gndeheyes, Spencer. Collars RigLeus Cloves Miasb Ladssa b .s&sa
Silver Pens and Pencils MedaIlons, Vest and Fob chains Ponmoniss speoscies Knives
Razosa aud a we'll selected assonmento of Accorhans. L -
ey Remember the cheap store in the Exchange Block" opposite the Court house.
Bloomsbury, May 18th 1854. SDREIFUSS, &Co
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
fEyHE subscriber wishing 10 retire from
Il business will cell or rent, on easy terms
bic business properly, such as,
FURNACE, GRIST-MILL, FARM,
Slore-Hous and Goods, together with Hors-
es, Wagons, Carts, and q variety of other
properly, necessary for the conduct of such
an establishment.
The Furnace is run with Anthracite Coal,
and is calculated to make 30 tons Pig Iron
per week. Plenty OF Ore lett IN the neigh
bcrhood. p
Hsg9 SgIME 81 N@AM@
is in good order. EB Possession given when
the present stock is worked up. Call on the
undersigned at his residence al Light Street
Columbia County. ALSO,
500 Acres OF Timber Land,
for sale cheap, situate above Orangeville,
north eide Of the Knob Mountain.
nj. MCDOWELL.
Light Street, Feb. 20, 1855.
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FANCY GOODS, of every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale al the Cheap store
MKELVY, MEALS co
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MADISON HOUSE,
Nos. az and 80 North Second Street,
(Below Arch Slreet,)


THIS popular house has been thoroughly
l. renovated, and extensive improvements
made for the accommodations Of guests, &c
10 connection with the above Hotel, the pro-
prietof has opened, in the basement, a fine
Eating and Drinking Saloon.
Altogether the establishment compares favor.
ably with the fret class places oil accommo-
dalton for travellers, citizens, &c.,-being
within a shori distance of the New York and
Baltimore Landings, near the Post Office and
Exchange, where Omnibuses, going to all
paris of the City, start from.
The Proprietor hopes, BY strict atieEfion
to the wants Of his guests, 10 receive a lib
eral share Of the public patronage.
.. 0TTENKlRK, Proprietor.
{Late OF Baltimore, Md, & Cincinnati, Ohio.)
Feb. 10, 1855.
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For Rent!

THE Subscriber offers for rent a good
STORE STAND on one Of the most desin.
bic business corners In Light Street, now oc-
enpied BY John ssnllsw, Esq. Posses sion
will be reasonably apply 10 PETER ENT.
Light Street. March O. 1855.
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NOTICE!

ALL persons indebted 10 the subscribers on
bond mole or book account are requested 10
make payment on or before the frs. Of April
next. VIM. McKELVY & coz
McKELvY, NEAL & co.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 2s, 1855.
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& WATSON,

No. 26 South Fourth street, have or hand
= latge assortment of PATENT SALAMAN-
DER FIRE and THIEF PROOF SAFES,
Bank Vaults aud Iron Doors for Banks and
stores. u
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Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Writing sand. Sc
an be found stthe cheap Book store of
dQSEPH sWARTzJ
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BLANKS! RLANKSii BLANKsll

SUMMONS,
EXECUTIONS,
SUBPQsNAS, and
JUDGMENT NOTES,
paper and desirable forms, fo- sale at the
Office of the ttStar of the Northp
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Furniture, Furniture !

Furniture, Furniture!
II F. HOOVER respectfully informs his
Ii. customers Of B~loohsburg and the peo-
pie ~gepeiallt Of Columbia County in want of
FURNITURE, that they will find !, greatly
TO their advantage to purchase al his Ware
house, whei6 they win find
A LARGE sToCK
Of the most fnodefn styles 10 select from.
The subscriber begs 10 say that his facilities
for manufacturing and buying his materials
for cash and having no Apprentices, but en-
pIoying the best Of ato,kmen enables him 10
offer great inducements TO those in want oil
GOOD FURNITURE AT Low PRICES,
as he much prefers The "nimble sixpence 10
he slow shiiIing.n All goods bought at bis
Warefooms will5e warranted, and if intend
ed for the Country will be packed with care
and dispatch. H. +. HOOVER,
No. i26 South I'd St, below Dock west side,
March Is, ,55-3m, Philadelphia.
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a Nd CoNSTABLES can find all kind Of
A blanks desirable for their use, IN proper
FORM atthe Office Of the sTAa' or TINE NoHTH.
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LEATHER.

ERITz. HENRY, & co. No 30 North 81
Il Street, P~hiIadelpbia, Morocco Mannfac-
tuners, Cprrisrs and Imporiers OF FRENCH
CALF.SKiNS, aad dealers 10 Red and Oak
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EB To Persons out of Employment. "A
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To Every Section of the United States.
The most Elegant and Useful Vol. of tht
Year.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-29
From the st. st. Louis Herald.
The Kansas settlement.

We find In the st. Louis Democrat let
ter from Kansas correspondent, which, for
its candor, ought to be regarded BY the edi-
tor of that paper as an example of the way
in which he ought to treat Kansas matters.
The correspondents is no Atchison man,
and thinks that the Missourians have COM
mitted indefensible acts, but he says:
Our late election, In the several districts
which before returned pro-slavery candi-
dates, resultedin the return ofthe same can
didates, by majorities of more than two to
One. This settles that question for the pre-
sent. There were no armed Missourians
invading the Territory this time, and every
thing went off quietly and peaceably. This
is the way it should be, and, I am sure, will
be In future. s..s-5.t sg
There is still large and continuous i'm.
migration into Konsas, and, of those who
come with the best prospects and means fo1
remaining and improving the country. four
to sone are pro-slayery. AS the people
grow cooler, this sentiment grows stronger
and / am now satisfied, beyond all question,
that Kansas will be slave State. The pro-
slavery men have decided majority; they
are nearer their former homes, and have
more means at control; they can build bet
ter houses, improve their farms better, and
have more creature comforts around them
all of which exert political as well as NOR
al influence in every community.
We commend such statements as this to
the serious attention of the New Y York Times
and other eastern presses, which, we are
disposed to believe, are willing to get at the
truth, though they have been imposed on by
falsehoeds, In respect to matters In Kansas.
For ourselves, foreseeing that has happened
in consequence Of the extraordinary attempts
to settle Kansas in way never before
thought of in regard to such settlements, we
have diligently applied ourselves to ascer-
tain the facts of all the movements reported
from that Territory. The result of our In
quiries have been presented from time to
time; and must have satisfied all acquaint-
ed with them that the misconduct of the Mis-
sourlans had been grossly exaggerated; and
that especially, as to the main point-the
POLITICAL complexion of the bona .5ide settlers
the eastern presses have been the vehicles
of the most mischievous Misrepresentation
There is really at this time, of the actual
settlers In Kansas, an overwhelming major
ity against the emigrant aid movement and
anti-slavery projects. And there has been
from the beginning, strong majority a.
galnst both. We expect that such papers
as the New York Times. will understand
the question involved in such facts, and deal
fairly with tive assure that journal; and
other journals of kindred spirit at the East
that their aid is now necessary for keeping
down the fury of the flames which have
been kindled bv those desperate incendia.
ries who are sending out ''firebrands, ar
rows and DEATH" through such instrument:
as the Tribune.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-29
The Anti.SIayefy FeeIing.

At the recent meeting, In Boston, of the
New England Anti-Slavery Society, one of
the leading abolitionists, Mr.. S. S. Foster,
addressed the meeting at length upon the
state of the Union. He Gid not want the
fugitive slave law repealed. He thanked
God, day after day, that the bill was In ex-
istence. Every pistol fred in Kansas was
music In his ears. He had not the least
idea that the freedom of the slave would ev-
er be secured save upon the ruins of the
Union. - sa
H. C. Wright offered the following: /,
Whereas, In a ministerial prayer meet
ing in the Winter street Church on the
morning of Tuesday, May 29th, the Rev.
Nehemiah Adams, d. D., the vindicator of
slavery as divine institution, was chosen
moderator to conduct the services there
fore
Resolved, That the Rev. Lyman Beech
er, D. D., Rev. Joel Hawes, D. D., Rev:
Edward n. Kirk, Rev. DIR. Waterbury, and
all the members of the churches who retain
them, who chose Rev. DIR. Adams to con-
duct their religious deyotions. thereby re-
cognizing him as Christian minister wor-
| thy to be received and retained as such by
the community, have made themselves ac-
cessories to all the crimes and cruelties
| of slavery; and to all such ministers and
churches voice is heard, saying: "When
you spread forth your hands l will hide my
eyes from you; yea, when you make many
prayers will hear themj your hands are
full of blood" .as.. 49,
The rampant treason and fierce hate a.
gainst one-half the Union, which are avow.-
ed by such men as Wright and Foster,
would be of little consequence, were these
manifestations confined to the little knot oi
traitors in and about Boston. But the poison
Of their sentiments is spread beyond that
locality. Scores of presses at the North
give vent to the same feelings, though us,l-
ally uttered in language more guarded.
The Tribune says, day or two since, il
published q letter written by some fool IL
Kansas, who was making earnest calls fol
fevolyers-and>-w was giving it deliberate
Iopinion that few pitched battle" weresa.
|mong the wants ofskansas! This letter the
Tribune not only published, but evidently
approved. For, in the same issue of tha
journal was a furious editorial, exhortihe
the people y of Kansas to..org amaze, arm
tkenaselues, and then t0snsarch to the seat oj
/ Igoressnsent and disperse Tie Legislotius as.
sembly By force! And yet, when the Tri-
bune was preaching up this RAID agains
the Legislature, that paper knew that large
l.sT"
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-29
BIZ AUTHORITITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

CHAP. LV.-.An .Hct making .Hpproria-
tions for the construction of certain Mill
tary Roads IN the Territories of .Nebras-
ka and Washington.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums of money be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated fo1 the construc-
ton of military roads in the Territories of
Nebraska and Washington to-wit: For
the construction of military road from
the great Falls of the Missouri River in
the Territory of Nebraska, to intersect the
military road now established leading
from Walla Walla to Puget's Sound, thir-
ty thousand dollars. For the construction
of a military road from the Dalles of the
Columbia 10 Columbia City Barracks,
twenty-five thousand dollars. For the
construction OF military road from Co.
lumbia City Barracks to Fort Steilacoom
on Puget's Sound, thirty thousand dollars.
The said military roads shall be construc-
ted under the direction of the Secretary Of
War.
Approved, Feb. 6. 1856.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-29

of that body held their seats there
under certifcatesof Gov. Reeder, and might
from that fact alone, be considered as fairly
entitled to the seats they claimed. Yet the
Tribune knowing the facts-knowing, or
having every opportunity of knowing, that
this Legislative assembly is a perfectly fair
representation Of the legal voters and citi-
-zens of Kansas-advises, exhorts and furi-
ously urges the people of Kansas to rise a.
gainst that Legislature, break it up, and
|scatrer it to the four winds!