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ClerlkshtD Of the House Of Representatives.
The Lynchburg Republican has the following
tribute to A D. Banks, Esq, of the South Side
Democrat whose name has been mentioned in
connection with the Clerkshin of the House of
Representatives: q an e-5iss s<s % aHe7 %t1 q
1--WE are glad to see the name of A D. Bsnks. the
editor Of the Soutt>Skte Democrat endorsed by the
leading journals OF the Virginia press the admins
r.sentatives His paper has done efficient service to
the cause Of democracy and he deserves wen of the
party Even those who have not the pleasure Of his
scgusintsnce would be glad to gee forney kicked
overheard and an old Virginia States rights Democrat
elected in his place, The thing would tell sahtily
upon the people of the South. Cordially endorsing
WHAT seems TO be the general nomination of our
neshbors we hope that the diminished strength Of
the administration party will not be weakened by di-
vision put that Banka bepg already in the field and
atogetner unobJectiCnaa.e, will receive the united
vote OF the Southern delegation Ifthese.thngs are
election" ----.-...-. 80 ~ *E''+'f - ~
The Wing press has also expressed the hope that
II a Democrat be elected to the Clerkship Mr.
Banks may be the fortunate man. We cordially
unite In these wishes for the success of gentleman
80 competent and estimable. Our worthy eotem.
porary of the Democrat would adorn and dignity
the responsible office for which he has been named
and we are most happy to hear that his chances for
1t are considered good. 80 81 20
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RUCKWHEAT FLOUK--A prime lot Of

pUCkWHEAT FLOUR.-A prime lot Of
y Mountain, for sale by
4. a-'t l. ~ ia w. T. STAPLES & Co, ~
D.. de 1-3t 18th St. South Cary
hISSOLUTION- 1.-The concern of Ill. r.
II Pairo & Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. - II. \. PAIRO, .s.5 -
. a...a. bot. THOS. f. BUTLER at
EDWIN NEEDS. .
Richmond November so. 1856
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- w 4 MAxGzuU.
n 4: RI sTE sy &C. sd AZ u a. J. q
NlNTLo, q Hsspvsr county g
( ~ Thus6 5ay mosuins the Lii ult, By K6~. Joas
A. proadus. Mr. GEORGE J. SUMNER, Of Rich
mopd to Miss LUCY M JONES, daughter Of Col.
John n. jones' Of oharlottesyille e--e@
On tho 2tK Noveuil,er. .hygths Rev Dr. HowelL
Mr. JOSHUA A.swALKER and Mia MARIA y.
BURLINGTON, both Of Kiciinond. va. ~
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de l-iiaw4w,a JAS. ELLETTIc. III. C. pro TEN.

= NIOTlGE..-A bounty Lame Warrant for
James Hardin, numbered SIS; and one for 50 acres
under the net In the Of Richard u. Morris
! numbered i,l54, have been lost Notice is hereby
given that caveats have been entered at the General
Land Once, and that appficatons will be made for
Gu nlicstes OF the same. JAS. 4. SUTTON, JR., A1
de l--law6wN s alf Attorney for Warrsntees
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CLOC X S.-.Eixht day and thirty near
~ Checks for churches, stores fseteftes ns. w
DklCEs KEDCCEll.-lllCHM EA ~,
Il CELSiOK WORKA CoxnEa on Srvfrrh AND
MAIN Srs. = .. -.
The subscriber takes pleasure Ia announcing % 'as
pabhc that his FLAMING and SAW MILL y NV =
complete order. e@@ go - @sssA 80
Having recently incurred an expense Of sevefs has
drcd dolau in rcftting snd perfectng his n.
for Flaming saving aud Tohsueinx aud ufeey - ~.
ests sdpsriof wort Il greatly reduced priess
call 6ow thess in wsnt respectfully ssl,snssat
de Sta ts%ssaENAs ~ - y WfELIAM fo8nEs.
~ R<l9&kR kA1kaEs-Rhea esertse4 q 80
~ male 4eellea 70 = supexier Article - -
wkich the Subscriber Ass 80 hsnd - ~.
~ ohsu Qw ese - lsss piss eh.nthe eonron IN
ele usually seih for The6e NheNeh % pSgesf1ss
1s 9 y zE e Z. go; l lxS z
IL 8 stAf1* = WIN. roRBEs
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NOTICE EXTKA.--NIeInbers Of the Lee
Il gislature and visitors to the city win find at the
street Hats and Cans Of the best quality Also Fur.
of every variety for Ladies and Children. 81 tJ.s
BINFORD, DICKINSON u WEISIGER.
n, B-Hats made to order at the sh,,test notice.
do n w
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no RAIL no AID CONIPANIES.--Wo
ere manufacturing and keep constantly on hand
every variety of Spikes and Chains and other Rail
Fastenings ,t. 4 q r.- -r-
ALSOLBoits for Bridging, all lengths.
Car Axles and fat round and square iron, all sizes,
made from best Virginia chsrcoalPi Iron Z ..fl
- .. r. ARCHER & CO.. I'd
de I-ts Arplory Iron Works.
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nISSOLUTION..-T firm of FINNEY
- Il MARTIN was dissolved by mutual consent on
the oath November, 1855. r.. LEIGH FINNEY. Fas
-, +.,.a.-rs .l5 s--ys7 JACOB MARTIN g-s
Manchester, Nov. oath, 1855. ssaa s.-.g,.-es
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pr cents bashel sespl&
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l1V most popular place for Clothing in the cry
owing to the fact tina. the best goods DO found II
market there offered at this lowest kind OF pcss
The Subscribers call attention the above staiscnt
assuring ell IN want of Coata Psnfs Vests, csavas
stocks, Shirfs. Gloves Saspendera OF saythns for
goods as may be found in our store, viii ssisfy Al
that We present many claims for popularity We
have just received BY steamer Roanoke large ~
sortment of new and desirabls styles.
= -. fGROSHONG 4 TUPMAS
do = - Z u q ~ 40 Main street.
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A PPK0PKIATE PKESENTs.--PKICE
NEW AND STANDARD WORKS in elegant bind
ines, for the Christmas holidays; among them sre
l. THE WORDS OF JESUS and THE MIND OF
JESUS. in voLd ST.. 11Tal4 S*3u a5k5
EMILY VERNON. sl25. t4i-.-s s.,
KATE KILBORN. $I25 s~srH
JEANNE MORRISON. $l.25. - 4
THE BOW IN THE CLOUDS; by Rey. w. B.
THE Political WORKS OF MILTON, cow,
PER. BYRON, MOORE. kc, in various styles
Our assortment of JUVENILES is every week be-
Sasas ST I & !,
GOLD PENS, CARD CASES, kc., we invts the q.
tsnticn of our fiiends. E- fe de list
IN HENKICU COUNTY COUNT, Nov. s.,
1855: II appearing to the Court that than two
years have expired since the qualification Of r. B.
Jone, Administration of Samuel Frnyser. deceased
on the motion of VIM. j. Frayser, John w, Frsyser,
Samuel A. Frayser, Mary r. Prayser, aud Ann Z.
tyene years represented by the said John w. Fray
ss their guardian il ordered that the creditors
of said Samuel Frayser deceased {f any such there
be- do shew Ton the 4th day of February 1856
before this Court, thereafter il may be
in session IL any they can against the payment and
hibuteeE and it IS aso ordered that copy of this
order shall be published week for four weeks
successfully. Ia one OF the newspapersS published in
the city of Richmond and also posted the door Of
the Courthouse Of HenIco county, the first day Of
successive terms of this Court And on fike mo-
ton by the same parties it il further ordered that
Of the Commissioners of this Court do state and
report account between the aforesaid Administrs
tor SUCH and the aforesaid distributes such
as to shew what may be relatively due to or from
them respectively upon settlement of the Admins
traitors accounts aforesaid. . .~@,f.A - ssF-i-e H
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del--1sw6ws 9lf Attorney for Warrsntees
NOTICE.--Was taken supposed by mis-
IN take, from room adjoining the U. States Coart
Room, corner offM and 9th Streets yesterday
ming. q BLACK CLOTH OvERC0Ar. Ny nano
was written the inside Of one of the sleeves Any
person having it viii confer favor by leaving st
this office, or with me. .s . b..
s do tit - HENRY MYERS.
4 ,LOTHEs' HAAfFEKs, Married. has
~ ketA oval and sqnare Willow Ciothes Baskets
Travelling aud Lsdies Work Baskets; for sale at Isl
N. in erect. AL ws $50 Il "a
dc ssis.- = IS BULKLEY & co.
CRU0fB AND PLATE BKUsHES, Cka.
anois Skins, Plate Powder, Knife shsrpensn,
Quilting Scisssra Lamp Scissors Napkin Rings Fsi'
vet Whiska &c; for sale by 90
WOODWAk E...Nests Of Tubs, brass
w bound Cans and Buckets Churns Measures.
Barrel Covcrs, Wssh Boards, Oval Trays. Wood
Bowls, Cocoa Dppers Serves Mats, Buckets ks'
fur sale by zs.es -
3 do 1#y' a'a Ihs a2* - BULKLEY co.
{ -
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NOTICE..-H. +. PairO will continue the
Y Exchange Business in his own name, assisted by
Mesas Edwin Needs and ]. H. Sawyer, VINO are
properly authorized sign his III all business of
the office. t..te.G - f.. ISL
Mr. Thos. F. Butler win aid in closing the Books Of
Ii. +. Pairo L Co. -.-- -tI -. .
Richmond Dec. I, 1855
INOUND--A pair of Gold Shirt buttons,
IL which the owner can have by applying this Of
flee and paying for this advertisement. de l---St
ID ATH COTTAGE, GiLLEY'S CREEK.
- This establishment will be opened on MON:
DAY, December Sd, for the reception OF visitors,
der the management of GEORGE WILL aud Miss
JANE MEYERS, where the public are requested to
give call There will be free snack given from
Ii to O'Clock, p. NJ. Captain Henry Davis viii be
pleased to his friends and old acquaintance on
Che occasion. -.sSl az
BALL AT BATH COTTAGE --
on MONDAY evening next, at u o'clock. Tickets
to admit lady and gentleman 81; to be had at Geo.
Z. Sader's Hotel. and ut the Cottage There will be
carryal to convey passengers to and from the Cot
tage at l2s cents each There will be sufficient po-
lice attendance insure peace and decorum to all
that may visit this place of recreation Carriages and
Horses will be provided for. The Cottage is now
open for inspection. GEORGE WILL,
de- lit a.r- JANE NEVERS.f }
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1O0vOOO CIGARS in Store, for shie
lSU,UUO low for cash. Among them may he
found some of the most choice Cigars ever offered
to the people of Richmond; and those who wish 10
enjoy fragrant Havana Cigar, are particularly le-
quested to ca my Cigar aud Tobacco Store, oppo-
site the American Hotel. q $40 POWERS
de- / .-.t4as IS importer of Havana Cigars "
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LEIGH FINNEY win continue the Sash Blind
and Door manufacturing business in the town of Man
g hester. da J--Itt
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
Runaway.

Two covies by the name OF Hays and
Potter, having sufficient quantity of 81 red
eye" aboard, were driving through the
streets of Atchison on Wednesday last, in
a buggy, behind a decidedly fast horse.
After showing off in most of our thorough
fares, they drove down the hill, near our
office, leading TO the river, at 2:AO pace.
The fun was delicious until about " reign
ing up time" when to their sad discosnfit-
ure the horse continued in a fast pace to-
wards the Missouri river. Our friends
rolled out in time to escape ducking, and
the horse and buggy were precipitated into
the river in about fifteen feet water seve.
raj yards from the shore. After founder
ing about awhile, both horse and buggy
sank to rise no more. No insurance on
the cargo!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

To EXTRACT GLASS SroppLE.
When the glass will not come out, pass
strip of woolen cloth around it, and then
F." see-saw" backwards and forwards, so
that the friction may heat the recl1 of the
bottle. This will cause it to expa I'D, be-
come larger than the stopple, and the lat
ter will drop out, or may be easily with
drawn. A tight screw may be easily loos-
ened from metal socket by heating the
latter by means of cloth wet with boiling
water. or in any other way-on the simple
principle of expansion by heat.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
WILL LEAVE 81. louis. sEMI-wEEKLY.
BY THE FAST PASSENGER BOATS,
POLAR STAR.
EDINBURGH.
las H IITCAG

EDINBURGH.
JAS. II. LUCAS,
+ \. AUBRY.
FACH Express viii be in charge of an az
Experienced special messenger; provided with
iron safes, &c, for the security Of money, Jew
elrv, and other valuable packages. Bankers
and Merchants business transacted with dis
patch. Orders of every description filled. and
and goods sent bv next messenger. Notes and
accounts collected and proceeds promptly re-
turned. Boxes, Packages, Bundles and parcels
of all kinds receipted for-conVeyed and deliv-
cred without delav.
JOSEPH F. RITCHERDSON, Proprietor.
Principal office. 10 Main street, 81. Louis.
Refer TO the Bankers and Merchants of 81.
Louis. generally. This Express connects with
al other expresses to Vincennes, Louisville,
Cincinnati. Wheeling, Pittsburg. Baltimore,
Philadelphio, New York, Boston, &c, east
Quincy. Keokuk, Galena. and st Paul, north.
Cairo, n. Orleans, and Mobile. south, and all
points on the Illinois central. Mississippi, Chi
cago, Alton and st. Loais railroads. Also our
own Express 70 Alton. Beilville, Illinois, di-
rect: thus forming complete chain from st.
Joseph to the east, north and south, for speedy
transportation and prompt Forwarding.
Henry kyIe, Agent for Ritcherd-
sons Express, on Polar Star. '23-H
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

If the people of Kansas or Western
Missouri suppose that out Of their difficult
ties civil war is to arise and the Ameri-
can Union is to be dissolved, they are sim.
ly mistaken. The reasonable thought
will be happily barren of results.
The Intelligencer need not excise itself
unnecessarily. The people of Kansas
or Western Missouri don't trouble them
selves about their difficulties severing the
Union. Journals in Missouri, of the stamp
OF the Intelligencer, have done, and are
doing, more towards accomplishing that
object than any steps that have been taken
by the most ultra pro-slavery men. Such
prints are eternally harping upon the in
fanny attached to resistance Of the ag-
gressions of Abolitonism, and thus en-
courage that incendiary faction. In Abo-
litionism lies the only danger to the Union,
and we have never yet seen the founda-
ton of our Confederacy shaken by pre-
senting q bold front to this incendiary sect
though we have known unmeasured evil
to grow out of the temporising, conserva-
fire policy advocated by pretended South
ern journals, who are ever ready to assail
the acts of citizens OF their own States
while they studiously refrain from cast
ing reproach upon the escutcheon of band
of fanatics they profess to despise. Such
writers would escape the obliquity OF their
course by occasional episodes upon their
being " born and raised in slave State
We would rathe- affiliate with a red-rnou:h-
ed Abolitionist than such Judas Iscariots,
who profess to espouse cause, which they
are continually endeavoring to defeat by
keeping signals flying to encourage the
enemy.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

E2s~ There was painful report in cir
cuation in Aichison on "Wednesday last
that the fine steamer Edinhurg had blown
up near Parkville. The fears OF the citi-
zens We're dispelled by the safe arrival of
the Edinturg at our wharf on the evening
OF the same day. The report came from
Weston. and was generally credited.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
-. for squatter Sovereign.

r., r,Plowing persons are authorized to
"' ,rants for the s'SaUArTER SovEn-
EIGs.
Juper s; P. MccunDv, Weston.
I5ses Fss, ) !. T'T"srs: Y Y Tnon,sos. Liberty.
IT. BEAVER, Hainsville.
Il Ir111sr css,sSSsaa e Bahra' Platte City.
q. w. WITHERs, Richfeld.
PRoF. H. B. ToDD, Camden Point.
JESSE MILLER, Hampton, Platte County.
Col. Z. B. EWING, Richmond.
{; CIV w. j. HsscE, B. cE,.x. Fayesse.
d. c. GARTH. Huntsville.
J. RENIcK, Wellington.
s. c. HurcH1soN, Glasgow.
T. P. WILKIssoN. Brunswick.
l.. b. HARwooD, Miami.
T; Trds: p. X. Kss1s, s.srsor, R0ehep0F'.
w. L. Boyer, Arrow Rock.
NJ. B. COLLINS, Glasgow.
A. s. JOHNSON, Westport.
F. A: kGussLrH' 1osss Lexington.
ALFRED JONES,
p. F.. YoUREE, Waverly.
6srf:ss bs' E. s. { csanDr, ssaors'' par''ville.
!. r, BRoApuURsr, Platte County.
3. w. GaovER ESQ, Warrensburg.
J. J. TILroN, BoIiver, Polk County.
Y. b. HoLpEy, Clinton, Henry County.
fIoN. j. II. BIRcH, Plattsburg.
Col. HIRAM RIcn, Fort Leavenworth.
N.R. McMUnRAv ESQ, Independence.
D. n. n MDnsr M9DorArD' Barry, Mo.
Fl. ConDELL, Pleasant Hill. Cass, Co.,
Hon. JoHN DoNIPHAN, Iae f,;.u
Gen. f. l.. EDWARDS, 'S
A. c. BLACKWELL, Carroll county.
EDWIN q. BooTH, Kansas Territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

s% A large force has been EMPLOYED
at the Baltimore shot tower for several
months in making bullets. AS there is no
demand for them in this country, the infer
ence is that they are destined for Sebasta-
pol inside and outside.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
Steam saw NG111
FOR SALE.

A RARE opportunity will be given to any
iAone wishing to purchase excellent
ST E Il NJ S Fl " MILL.
and property thereto belonging. The machine.
rs is composed Of frst-rate boiler. 80 feet in
length, 40 inches diameter. with double iue.-
Also frst-rate engine, inch cylinder, two
feet strcile, with upright sash saw and
L 4 T II | II G NJ MAC HINE,
all complete. Wagons, team chains, and all
the parapheruaiia to saw mill can be bought
of the undersigned on reasonable terms. Ma
chinerv sold separate from the landed property
If desired.
For further particulars apply 70
ASPLING. STEVENS & co.
paEkyiiIe. No., July 1855. s23u
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
Surveys Commenced in Kansas,

The Government Surveyors arrived in
Atchison on Sunday week last, completing
the survey of the first standard parallel line
east. which embraces five townships. A
township corner was established about the
centre of town. We learn that the town
ship lines embraced in the range of coun-
try spoken of, will be run off some time du-
ring next week. Private companies have
been very busy during the past week run
ming off lines between their respective
claims
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

F2a~ The Jas. ii. Lucas put off anoth-
er large lot of freight at our landing las,
week. We noticed that one of her freight
bills amounted to something over one thou
sand dollars. 1t was thought that the
Lake business would be over before this
'lIne, but we cannot see any falling off in
'le weekly receipt of goods at cur levee.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
LAST CALL HUT ONE!

A Ii PERSONS indebted TO Aspiing & Stev-
"a ems OR Aspling. Stevens G Co.. on Last
years account, or by note, are respectfully re-
quested to call and settle the same immediateiy,
as further indulgence will not be given. ANY
accounts or notes not settled by the first CT An-
gust will be put into the h1nds of the proper
officer for collection.
ASPLINC1 & STEVENS.
'23-f ASPLfSG, STEVENS s. Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

EeS~ 1t is fact worthy of record, that
husbands who regularly subscribe and pay
ior newspapers never lose wife by her
running away. On the other hand, it has
teen noticed that those persons who are
continually subject to :. family jars" are
invariably behind with the printer.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

~ Col. Walk. member of Congress
elect from Fifteenth District. New York.
has heen tried and found guilty of kissing
a young lady against her will.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

ES- The clerk of the fast passenger
packet; Polar Star. has again placed us
under obligations for late St. Louis papers.
AS usual, the Star left a large quantity OF
freight at our landing.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

fcS~ A young man was cowhided last
week in the streets of New Orleans, by
married lady. with whom he had been too
intimate, and then boasted of II.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
Guns: GUNs.. GUNs,..

"OOLFOLk S CO, have Just received 9
w splendid 10. of Gui.s of the very finest
finish. and made by the best manufacture in
the United States: Those In want of good
Guns had better call on us soon, as they sell
rapidly.
Platte City Nc .Itf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

E@a5- We are indebted to Mr.. Henry
nyie' the attentive agent of Ritcherdson's s
Express, on the Polar Star, fer late ST.
LOUIS Louisville. and Illinois papers.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

The Liquor Law was defeated in ILL.
nois by majority of l4,066. There were
l77 ,836 votes polled,
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

h~ The progress of American institu.
tions is forcibly illustrated by the introduc.
ton Of free lunches In Paris.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

rF Cholera has appeared among the
United States troops at Baton Rouge in an
epidemic form. Several deaths have oc-
Cured, and fifty soldiers are now sick.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

EB A printer out west, whose first
son happened to be very short. fat little
fellow, named him BREWER Fullfaced Jones.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
RoUSD PRAIRIE, x. T., July S.

MrssRs. EDIToRs: Having 'cr,ised"
around the Territory considerably within
the last two weeks. and having also had
business mt Atchison City. and knowing
that Col. Hazard WIS the iavorite candi-
date in oar section for the next Congress
Sional honors, | thought it become me TO
feel around and sec how he stood, and |
must say, withou; any qualification what
ever, that the Colonel is evidently the fav-
orite of the people Even at Atchison,
Immediately under the thunder of the
Squatter Sovereign. all whom | conversed
with were warm Hazard men. There
was some talk in Atchison of Convention
being held, lut as hope Mr.. II. is not
sui eCt to the decision of either a packed
or unracked Convention, you can rest as
surcd that he will receive the hearty sup
port of all good pro-saverv
SQUATTERS.
We very much doubt whether the author
of the above feeble squib, ever conversed
With person III this city, that intends sup
porting Mr.. Hazard at the next Congress
Sional election. II he is guessing at pub
lie sentiment in this section he is far from
the mark. We can intorm the Pioneers
correspondent, that Gen. Whitfield will
get the uncnimous vote OF the pro-slarery
party in this portion OF the Territory. We
have heard many express themselves, and
all are anxious that Gen. Whitfield should
be returned 10 Congress
We think much OF Mr.. Hazzard, and
believe him to be perfectly sound on the
slavery question, and arc free to admit that
he would make a good representative.
But we think more of Gen. Whitfield, and
look on him as the strongest man our par
ty can center upon. He has been "tried
and found not wanting;" why then should
we supplant him9
We wish it distinctly understood, that
when the assertion Is made that there are
other than Whitfield men in this neighbor-
hood, ii is done without knowledge OF the
sentiments of the community. We expect
10 give Whitfield 50 rousing vote," and if
tbs election depended on the vote of this
city, he might safely depend on spending
his winter in Washington.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

fsss- Three American companies have
sold their patents for sewing machines in
France, and for very large prices.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

~ Col. w. ]. Hardee, q. S. A., un-
der the auspices Of the Government, is get
ting up work Of cavalry tactics.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

EN5- a deputation waited on Lord Pal
merston, and expected to obtain an uncon-
ditional pardon for Smith O'B,sen.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

Fsg@ Every available man In Great
Britain belonging to the infantry regiments
have embarked for the seat of War.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

Eeg~ The Ladies Calhoun Monument
Association, at Charleston, South Caroli-
ma, have now about FIVE thousand dollars
in their treasury.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

Esg An honest sailor crowded round
the communion table in church from sheer
curiosity; and when the silver cup of wine
was handed round, he looked into it and
said
/" Please your reverence. I prefer nunchi'
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
Bad Guessing.

The following correspondence appears
in the KickaPoo Pioneer Of the 11th in
slant.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

EB~ The University of Virginia con-
tains five hundred and fourteen students.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

Ees The printers of Cincinnati have
'''med a military company.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24
ArCaIs0N, JULY 24, 1855.

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Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-24

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