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Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

SaUATrER SovEREIGs.-Is the'name Of
a paper, lately started in Atchison K, T.
by StringfeHow & Kelley. 1t is of good
size and edited with marked ability, and
advocates southern rights, against northern
encroachments. Success to Squatter Sow
ereign.-Gaiafin Sun.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

gg- Mr.. Samuel DIXON, has gone into
the Forwarding and Commission business
in this place. Any of our friends who
may have freight to be shipped to this
place, can rely on having it properly at
tended to by consigning it to Mr.. DIXON.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

EI@ On the 18th ult. young man
was tarred and feathered. and rode on a
rail, at Greensboro, Georgia, because he
had declared himself an abolitionist.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Ef~ A Frenchman attacked the Rus
sian consul at New Orleans in his office
on the 23d. The Frenchman got the worst
Of it and was besides calaboosed.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E9 On Christmas night, six sisters
were married in one house, in Somerset
county. Pa, all by the same clergyman.
Good-for the next census.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Fa@ A beast of negro has been ar
rested in Buffalo. says the Courier, for in.
decent appearances about school houses
and other places.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Rs 1t is said that 5000 Spanish troops
will leave Madrid for Havana in May; and
that the army at Havana is to be increas-
ed to 10000 men.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

s9 Lucy Stone is touching up the
Canadians on the subject of Woman.
Rights. Her lectures are acceptably re-
ceived by her audiences.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

SECRET SocIETIEs.-The Indiana State
has passed statute, prohibiting the organ
ization of secret societies, the object of
which is to deprive any one of religions or
political rights.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E@ Col. Meredith P Gentry is sait
to be the Know-Nothing candidate for Gov.
ernor Of Tennessee.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Es The Gar, Nicholas, is indeed, dead,
and his son, Alexander, has peaceably be-
come the Emperor of Russia
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

s9T 1t is said that the title of the pre-
siding officer of Know Noshing Lodge
is the 'sGreat Ignoramus."
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
News from all Quarters.
sssince brevity's the soul Of wit,
We will be brief,

E Feeding red pepper to hogs with
their food, is said to be good for the kid
ney worm.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Eg The Pacific Railroad has been
completed to Washington, on the Missouri
river
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Strawberry Juleps are among the luxu-
ries they were indulging in at New Or
leans last week
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
SXE.YsRg S.EEge-.fTFg

T Az now erecting in Atchison, ssea-n Saw
L Mill. Of the vc1y best kiad; which val .bs
completed by the fast OF 8Iafch. kfscr taas
time l shall be able 10 s1pply ti1e Citizens ot
Kansas with al! kint,s of iI.Iaber. Gt - low o
price as any othes hiEl in :Ie Tesritcr-.
sT5'I wish to purchase 10 0J0 sasV-iog.. for
which sHiii pay TIE kigacs. price, IL Czsa ..
any kind Of lumber.
.2tf. GRAFTON THoMAsoE. =
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

SPRIEG GooDs.-Our Merchants have
made extensive preparations for large
supply Of spring goods.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E@ Gen. Cass was greeted by salute
Of thirty-two guns on his arrival at Detroit
on the 9TH.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

A town in Western Massachusetts has
elected a woman as member of the school
committee.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

s3- An Irishman writing to friend
from the West, remarked Pork is so
plenty here, that every third man you meet
is hog"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E@ The emigration to Kansas Terri
tory, is beginning to set in strongly from
the South.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

J. y. BURNS. c.. r. BURss.
J. N & C. r BURNS,
A TTOREEYS AND COUNSELoR5 AT
"a LAW. win practice their profession in
North Western Missouri and the Courts OF
Kansas Territory.
CO Particular attention given to securing
anu collecting claims.
Weston Mo. 1898. .1f
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
coSGsovEaED cIEEsossassrEx
DF-II DIPS

A RE r-epa-ed 70 contract fo-s r. e-zcs;on OF
a sEy Kind OF Buildings, and ssEil Le@p coz
SANITY on hard a supply OF alI iziszs &c I1an,,
be-. They have always lsTgc t.s1s.ssef OF
joe-sey R1eIs, ard can get up btiissass - TIA
at sAe slcTtcst .scssce. ard ca eas. ze..sss.
4sriiEsass = z e.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
Ps0sEER SATGoy,

GEORGE MILLION, paePRIxTos.
Z STILL keeps at The cd s.9na, - -
9 corner Of Ferry and Lerse SIS, fey
= stock of choice Liquors, Wines, ~
Cigars, Fish, OysteTs, Sardiaes, Chcese. Cfac.s.
ers. &C., always on hand.
fy>i expect liz short time to be IN M Ia-gs
new building, now nearly finished. where
shall De happy to see my old friends and ths
public generally.
GEORGE NILLIoN.
Atchison. K. T. sltf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

OTtSS OOOGS, OI diI QS3CEIpL1DISJ
White and colored Grapes;
Hats and Caps for boys, good assortment
We cali the particular attention Of Ladies to
our stock Of
ID H q SS G. O o q -,
Plain black Silks, plain colored Silks, summer
Berages. summer Delanes, Tissues, Ginghams,
Lawns, ChaIlies, Gerandies black dress Satin,
white dress Satin. Wefeefassured that we can
please any one who will examine our goods,
and at prices that win defy competition.
Ladies Bonnets-A very large variety OF
the very latest styles, purchased in Philadelphia
of manufacturers. Also, Misses Bonnets and
Hats large assortment
Ladies' Shoes, OF every variety, of The best
Philadelphia make.
Mantiilas-A fine assortment, worth from,
So 10 $50.
Ready-ma de Clio hing qualities boys
and children's clothing.
ParasoIs-We have a beautiful supply cf
these goods, of the very --latest style bought of
first hands.
We wish all to call and examine our stock be-
f 'ie-y wooLoLK & co.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

ezscessa A tslss ofIiss5 ss;fsfs = ksz-Es CT
alcSEes, scsEazz. fzz195z5 =
PA111Fz lsfs, zezzezz 3. z
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
ATCHIsoN, APRIL IL, 1855.

x~s SWIMMER. General Newspaper
w Pa Advertising Agent, No. Ia, Second
s,,est opposite D the Post Office, st. Louis, Mo-,
ostes' '.,t " boTized agent for our paper
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Gov. Bigler in his message states that
there are 60 1000 Chinese in the State of
California.
P. T. Barnum is lecturing in Worcester
on the Art of Making Money.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
STEA1T s4W-MIIE.

AT LEAVENW0RTH CITY.
aFURpHY &c sCRUGGSs are prepered 10
IL fufnish the citizens of Kansas, HiEh all
worth, orsIeasonaaie terms sIn
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
900 DOLLARS.
THE PEOPLES GIFT
Enterprise sF8S0cs<gtso;s -!

THE PEOPLES GIFT
Enterprise sgsSOctsstSoss!!!
Nearly $1,000 Engracings Sold.
THE Grand Drawing of this magnificent En-
i terPFise will take place
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 25Tu.
Success CERTAIN! AL persons desirous CT
securing tickets IL this splendid scheme, viii
forward their orders immediately.
Any-person Forwarding oae dollar to this ef-
fee, viii receive By return mail either of Tie
following beautiful steel engraviags
ONE OF LIFE's HAPPY uoURs,
Tie PARTIsO.
The PooR RELATIONS.
The CAPTURE CT ANDRE, OF
SPARKLING.
And Gift Ticket. eutitli1g the holder TO one
share in the 5000 Valuable Gifts.
Any persons forwarding two dollars, will re-
ceive by return mall, eth Of the ierse eaSrav
ings known as
THE JocLY FLATBoATSIEN, or
The TRAPPER,s LAST SIsoT,
And two Gift Tickets, emitting the holder to
two shares in the Gift Property.
Inducements to Clubs.
60 In order that the remaining tickets may
be olsposed OF at the time specified, we offer
the following inducements to persons getting
np Gibbs.
Any person forming club Of Ten Sabscri-
bais, and forwarding Ten Dollars, to this Of
flee, viii receive by mail Eleven beautiful en-
cravings and eleven Tickets.
Any person forwarding 500, viii receive
enc hunred and fifteen ensraSings, and one hun
dTed and fifteen tickets.
If it should occur that all The tickets are d;s-
posed OF when your o.der is received, your
money Will be returned 1t our expense for pos.-
age
CO All orders for Tickets and engravings
should be addressed to L. ". ABBOTT.
80 Fourth street, s.. Louis. BTo.
enN B. Any paper giving the above advetisc-
ndt two insertions before -Apen 25th, and
SEEMING copy to my address, will be present
ed with an entire set oftfe beautiful enSravings
named in the advertisement.
March %, 1856.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
n. :. mExk.D,

CARPENTER AND JOINER,
Is prepared to do any kind oe EcFk, In mia
L Ene of business n as good esvie, ard -
reasenabie rates as anY man ii the TeTftso-v.
Atehison, K. I. s1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

a -
Where we are now receiving and opening a
large assortment of as fine goods as has ever
been brought West, which we intend TO sell AZ
LOW PRICES FOR Cash,
AND SUCH Country PRoDUcE s. MARKETING
as suits us. We did Cash Business at Yves
ton, and bought our stock all for cash. end WE
INTEND TO SELL. SO CHEAP, that those who
have money will be compelled to trade with u.s.
We have been raised in the dry goods business,
and think we can buy goods cheap as anY
body, and intend TO sell cheaper than any one
can afford who sells a credit.
Our stock is entirely new. large and conrlIetc
and we invite all visiting Platte City to come
and see u.s. We don'E intend 10 keep our goods.
we intend to sell them, and it is 10 trouble
TO show goods.
Besides many articles too numerous to men
ton, our stock embraces the following, viz:
Brown Cottons, all widths, rs, Al, Sd, Cd.
Bleaehed Muslins, some very fine.
Cotton and Linen Sheeting, $50 pcs. American
and English prints.
Black, blue and brown Cloths.
Black Doe-skin Cassimeres;
All Wool Tweeds, for boys clothing;
Cottonades, superior stock of all grades.
French Linens, "A Osnaburgs,
1o-4 Table Linens, Batting,
Plain Jackcaetts, Dotted Swiss,
Striped Jackonstts, Plain Swiss,
Bonnet Cards, Striped Swiss,
Irish Linens, Bonnet Ribbons,
Satin Ribbons, Lus. Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons;
Silk and linen handkerchiefs;
Ladies' Collars, fine stock and every variety,
from 25 cents to $12;
Embroidered handkerchiefs, from ST to SIC;
Parasols; Umbrellas; Gimps; Fringes;
Laces, some very fine;
Swiss Edgings and Insertings;
Swiss and Jackonett bands and FlouEccs;
Combs and Brushes; Suspenders;
Kid Gloves, all coiors and sizes;
Clothing;
Groceries;
Hardware;
Queenswarc;
Bonnecs;
Misses Hats;
Boots and Shoes,
Dress Goods, of all descriptions;
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
BoARDING HoUsE.

JONATHAN c0XGRoYE. Is prepared -
- accommodate all who may come. ~ith~ss
good Table IS can be found IL al SsSqaaE.sr-
DOM" The scarcity of provisions sud lha d:s-
hcglty Of pTccnIiBg them, forces HIN n-r5s-
TASrIT 10 charge 90 cts meal.
Atchison, X. T. -its
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
4. 81. nAEEgPORT.

DHYszCEAE, Salt Creek Valley, Kansas
Il Territ0Eys csa be foand at ne store Of Il.
T. Rivsly, nssr SILT Greek bridge.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

L. BURNS AND BROTHERS.
General Dry Goods NzerCEa0fs,
AND
DEALERS III PRODUCE.
IT AVE constantly on hand large variety
L L OF merchandise Of all kinds at the most
reduced prices, embracing everything IL the
line of Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery and
Tools, Queens1yare and Glassware, Iron Cas-
tines and Nails, Groceries, Liquors, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Lnnors all the time at ST. Louis cost.
Cy WAHTED-Any quantity of Hemp, for
which we viii pay the highest price.
Weston, Mo. '1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
AsPLzNG, s1EyEss, s Go.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

4 Ii BUSINESS entrusted to their care vii
AreceiFe prompt attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
TEasOTFEV SCAgI.a.,

D RICK MASON AlFD PLASTERER, ofa.s
- his services to the citizens of Atchisos.
and feels confident that he can give entire s5ts
factioa to any who may employ him. In eishse
Of the above occupations. Can a..Tays be
found at HONE OR AT WORK. sisf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

ST GEORGE HOTEL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THOMAS sMREETs,
WESTON no.
TyHE subscriber would inform the public
J. that he has fitted up this large and magni-
fcent Hotel, in the very best style. 1t is the
largest and most central Hotel in the city.
His table shall always be spread with the
best that the country affords, and he wiz spare
no pains or trouble in making all at home who
may favor him with cali.
RICHARD PEMDERTON.
Weston, 1855. 'id.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
AtcAfsOn Esorcy sS


L. puRars. skb .ssssS.i c: ". aI1Lrox.
s@Ss.zS---zs
fTSHIS FERRY has beor n successful cre7s
i alton since 1883; daring Which si.2e i hEs
been tae great crossing point for the ersge1,
California and Ctsh EInisFaEt who ea,ee By
Hannibal and PalInyre; taers beins , STATE Road
directly ia .osish, and the l&titude preSissi~ ths
ssme. Our boat is = good oite, and We h1ra
piantY Of hands engaged at ali times, 70 work IL
fT - tie opening of Spring We sz.2i. have
Inc new
STE.q.N FERRY BOAT,
when al car cross without detonticn. Tas
ferry landing IS til bes5 the River, there b.
ing at all times deep water from shore to shoe,
and very narrow. Orr banks have 10 wide
sand be@ch whzEe stock c&3 miss Go9a, being
dry at I'll tines.
To the En.igrant to Kansas VIC say, this Is
the place to cross, SIS when here The dissanca
TO other points in the Territory, is nearer t...a
from crossing places aboYe or below.
Atchison, Kansas Ter, Jan. 81 1855.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
TrssesE Koss.

A LARGE TRUNK, with shect-ircn bot
N tom and iron rollers, vsas taken from Abel
q Strincfeilcw's law Office during the late Ere
in Weston. giF name was On = card tackled On
one end of the trunk. Any person viii obligc
by giving Information to b Z. SsfingfeiIo5g Il
Weston. se-ffl ~ s -STiNGFELLoW.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
Printing Office Destroyed |.
ABoLITIoNISM REBUKED..

From the the following Telegraphic
Despatch, received at Weston, it viii he
seen that the Office Of the .'Luminary''
has been destroyed; its editors duclSed in
the Missouri river, and promised coat of
tar and feathers, and a ride on rail. if
they do not leave the country in few days.
Verify. the way of the trsnsgressor is
hardf'
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

8. DICKSON,
Commission eEEercAaats
WILL attend to receiving and forwarding.
w All Goods forwarded on commission will
receive immediate attention.
-RefeFelces:-
81. LorIs.-R- h. Saole, L. Fl Larkin.
LExIHGTos.--A. IL Chadwick, j. II. Light
wEsros.-E. Cody, Belt ( Coleman, N r.
Young:
Corby. 1e-6
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
HENRY L. EoBu.
STONE MASON.

NTM. SUMNER, is rrepeTsa - fs.-r...s.,
W A&terieI Is and finish Il the best rsannr-
and at Unreasonable prices, any work thai sozr
De entrusted TO him.
want two good S,one zfsscrs to whom
viii give tls best CT wages snd constant en-
plogEsesis-
Atshison, s. T. .itf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
ALLEN AND EsoBERTs0y. .

BAKERS AND CONFECTI0NERS.
WILL. keep constantly OF hand every thing
w in their line, of The best quality, az sucb
prices that none can be dissatisfied.
Atchison, K. 7. sIf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
SPRING -AND sUMMER Gnons

able to procure a suitable storeroom. since the
fire, we have determined 10 locate at The County
Sanf nP pIafta Iro11nt,r
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
NorrCE.

DERsoNS indebted for Subscription, Adver-
l. tising or Job Woik L to the Office Of the
Democratic Platform, in Liberty, viii md their
accounts in the hands Of DIR. Tlvs. G. Dabney.
We hope oar friends will give hun al carly call.
s9-if r. ). KELLY.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
PLATTE CITY.
Esemenber Ffeshr,an,s corner.

And have fitted up the Corner Room in Flesh
mans Three Story Brick Building, On Main
Street
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

. asrLING. 3. c. sTsFESs-
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
Netu AObertiiselnellts.
PllgtEe Csfu CxsEs Sscs.e.
VOOLFOLK &c CO,

VOOLFOLK g CO,
(Late of Weston, Platte county, Missouri }
AVING been burnt out by the recent fire
IL at Weston, and most OF their stock on
hand having been destroyed, and one of the
partners being in the Eastern cities purchasing
Goods, at the time OF the fire, was telegra phed
and bought an entire, new, full ard fne stock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
THE KNOW CONVENTION
~ ptIII iDEl pilI4

NEW YORK, June l2.-The Herald anG irlpuhe
hayc the MINORITY and minority resolutions from Inc
Know Nothing Platform COMMITTEE. Inc loii,.e, ;
oc,orIno IN m, Tribune declares that the American
parv are not r".pansibe for past legislation but th't
It is the imperative duty of Americans to terpn'e 10"
the purpose of giving peace to the country aa pGh
hitting to thei laws, tue National Council deems it
ths best guarantee for peace to abide by existing
laws. r, 100. -,
M RIGHT 10 episate upon slavery, or to exclude any
slave States from admission into the Cnioi aud that
any interference with the eEisirre OF elHvery IN te
District of Columbia or the Territories, would be
vinl.tinu If the compact by which Maryland coded
the District Of Columbia to the United States, aud
breach Of national faith. .,,, .,,o
Nisan.r; rnmnr,,ni,s an iniractinn of pllghted
faith that il rh1ui,i he restored and if that TAIL that
Congress should refuse alu!it any State toleIang
slavery which shall be "m, %, any "d br The
l'nmnrumi.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
!M4SCELLAN EOI1.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June LIT having come 70 the
knowledge OF the p Office Department, that steamers
not having mail contracts with the Government,
have advertised to carry foreign letters at less than
legal rates. the Postmaster General will tukc means
10 have such Letters detained.
The new arrangements for carrying the great South
srn Mul to Richmond. by the inland route, will pro-
baby be contaminated this week.
The rumor that tn, President and family will spend
the season at the Mineral Springs q. 81. Cathurines
Canada 10 q hoax.
The schr VIM. Henry, from Baltimore, for George
town, suuk in tho Potomac river. above the Bridge
yesterday. Her cargo consisted OF 7'o SACKS salt
which was a total loss.
The Washington S:ar SAYS that dispatch has beer
received, announcing tho seizure. by the Revenue
Gutter at Mobile, OF n barque oil the coast OF fIor
da, loaded with arms anu ammunition. awaiting
live freight. sh, is supposed to be tho vessel char
tered by Col. Kinney.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
n,IIEIDNE SIAR.


nis n,ccrtaincd beyond doubt, that MI jun.
Garlic the Know Nothing candidate for Congress =,
the Foven,b District is elected over his Democrat.
comneti,or Some persons may DO disposed 10 fe-.o'
bs resu1, and to complain that the Democracy nav
No., uods "elenn sweep ofthe State Such ~ not oa'
f.aur The election of Garlic Lenses u.s. =.
,hsr nroner that the KnowNohng p"r'yol H."
shonil have one representative in Congress- ~.
o"u,rv mirh appreciate the character OF S,nnL
cum, in This S,ae In all things due res'Fa '""""
,''' ., artistic effect. As the mu''ea" enhance
Dc "au ar Of his piece by the skillfHl 'ntsrpos''"
Inc PIE note and the painter accumulate '''t''o
a'sc a,r 70 rive reIiu hi' lighter touches =" ~
o. a, If m intelligent; and respectable democrat,
NV declaration heightened by the conra''ea character
10 Nothing representative. TO this end u"
" ,,ro,er person than Mr. John S. Garlic conId
t,,,uJ in the Commonwealth. OF all creeping
linz, which Know Nnihngism has shaken to the
.,,rrac in this canvass Mr.. John S. Garlic IL the
least worthy of public respect Ii III" public were Ia"
mar with CO. tain passages Of hia personal history
-reut would DO the wonder that such n man was
sent to Congress from the State of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
ToNc Editors OF TIE Engatrer:

We wish to bring To- your notice md to the notice
of all who may take az interest III such s.LJrci IN
extract from a communication published in The Pm
nv POST 81! tho 18th May, and dated "fhrhriic, May
18th. 1867 The extract is IL I"llow5;
"a Baptist clergyman OF This county. who h't me ihdf
pe naence to speak and for himself without Tear favor
or stacon h nd the trntry to ualte in-ch WIN me
Order aud straishiwsy he received a com nunlc"'i"'
iom soniy 81 his prominent members, informing
him that sinC8 g bat become hnowNuthlis, th"y hu
no further usc Tor his spr.iCr,.
with noble independence that dfs,SF"' hI prHse,
Notwithstanding he Is dependent III, hGi-ifJ lW
support he replied 'hnt when hu agreed ~ preach ,or
tnn ho did resign bis conscience or bis poniic pm
cipcs their Gceyn,; that liz expected 10 MN ME PT
OF his contract and pr-hGh To them faithfully ana ne
knew Of moral hs0l rIeonSby T,.h hry could 40
oire themselves their part OF ito pay hr 49, :"
u..:rinon. indeed! Is not this prescription the stp
c.r dy,! way will not vote Tor a man VINO ""'ia
with u-but they pTc.uuc dictate 10 man as 10 WIN
hr shall think and how net and. Ss:Ti ths ID "S'r
Jc.;usrm than Popcry itself. These are all n-;. adcAi
ts p:osc..
We have no ioui,. that we the persons intended
To be held up 10 public reproduction IN the above On
tract as tho Rev Sumnrl }. Atkirs, whom we hnvt
employed 10 prenci for lis the present year1 'n'
uuIr "I}aptst clergyman Of tins coalty VII" NV
united With the Know Nuthings. u IS due 10 our
,lye. and the cause OF truth and Justice 10 g:s ,i'
whole statement Oil uncqnlvocal c"niraalc''o"' ~
made no such communication To Mr.. Atkins.
Is 70 the "roply of the Baptist clergyman we NAYS
nothing TO .ay. is painful 10 to have TO appear oe
fore the public to oeirrd ourselves against ia'He nc
rusation; but the charge haysng been pnDlcy 'nu',
becomes our duty to deny il thub rGGriY' we ar
more deeply PINNED that one who ministers ~ D' il
LGly Things: should he the occasion 10 colhpri Ls /
th;s c,ur,1f. WILLIAM 7. WOOTTOA
JOHN RuDD,
sSNI,. Is, BRUCE,
FRS. +. HNOElnN,
THOMAS CLARK.
Priucc Edward County, June ii, lo'o'
Eyu !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
EyOW-NOTulNCi VICTORY.

TIE other iay tie Wing papers were rejoicing over
the success of "Sam" in tn. Wing city u! Clcave-
land. Ohio That the people Of the South may know
who "Sa,ns" friends were in Ciearriani' Ca "hfi
principles he WINS successful and hy whom er''"''
ws copy the following statement from the Cie"Teian'
Express. ..2 know.Noihims organ i'll that CITY,
Speaking OF the election. i says
The colored population conc,h,iy -c;?d for the
American Tirket day before Yesterday. In this .eS
showed rood Judgment, and they will have no occn-
sion ~ rr,-rer Their action They rejoice with in
SANS triumph oyer weak, corrupt Nebraska Ad,
lnnisiration. The colured people Eve Natives and
uc better citizens than the horlcs G: Catholic irish
who gre yearly fockng 10 orr shores
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15
pIrTSYLVANIA.

Wc have fell really mortified in noticing the cGro'
mun.s passed Gy tie Bemoerntir rrsss al the Stnts
upon ether Counties, to find no meEiiGn Gadr III the
eanr. conduct of the Democrats of Pittayivanin at
the rracnt election. In our Judgment, 10 county in
Virginia, under Ill tho circumstances, ms done better
than our own. Notwithstanding tho great and de-
served popularity of Mr. Fournoy, md despite the
utmoa, efforts of IL secret nnthbound. aud thorough
Is Organized party TO swell his vote, have gained
substantially glorious triumph-ws have cut down
the butstcd know-Nothing majority Of 500 ngans;
alr. y ige to ~. We have given Thos. 5. Bocock n
minority Of ia aha, ur tie tr-t tine, We have elect
ed by decided n'iogit:ea, an unbtoker Beh,oclnti;
delegation to the Legislature. The sp!rr!nc nf oar
is greatly enhanced by the fact ,hdt litsyl-
vania has heretofore been regarded as one OF ~"
Wing stronghuds in this section of the State We
hone our Democratic contemporaries will note these
facts, ma tcni"r !toTur. to TEcn, honor Is Cue -
[DanrM Republican,