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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-19

MRS. n. L. STOKES is opening at her Millinery
l Store, large and splendid
Bonnets Having returned from New York. where she has
leced with the latest Paris styles. she
to show to her old ones
leeted assortment millinery goods offered this
New York. ~ -ft 10 'rt+H t7si+ if
p S-She would also inform the ladies that she a
ETY. Of styles for making coaks which be in
beauty and elegance oct17-tf
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WhoIesale Dealers and ImPorfers in
nRUGS, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Glass, DyeSufs, &C.. No
~ South Second Street, Cathedral Building. Be-
tween Market and Walnut ST. LOUIS, MO.
June 23-dw6ms.
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I63 & 1875 south water ST., up stairs
UHRLAUB, SATTLER s. CO.,

l. - ~ - 49, 1870 - ~ :
i cy Goods, Cutlery, Guns, RI
and Looking Glass Plates, Doll
German Hardware, etc., etc.
as followst
Pocket, Pen, Bowie, Butcher,
Hunting and Shoe Knives.
Table Knives and Forks.
Scissors and Razors.l 81.
Guns, Rifies and Rcvolvers, Of
the best manufacture.
Percussion Caps. ~
Plated Ware.
Patent and Common Skates.
CompasScs of every variety.
Bench Vices, Flyers, Nippers,
Spring Braces, Saw Sess.
Fish Lines and Hooks.
All kinds of Saws.
Sheep and Horse Shears. =
I Jewsharps.
States and Slate Pencils. ..t
Dog Chains, Curry Combs.
Rat and Fox Traps.
Steel Pens. 1ti .i'Ji- &
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-19

DIR. e. SMELL,
EXCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician of the Springfield Water
Cure Proprietor Of Easthampton 1Iydropahic
Institution.
R. SMELL, having had long and successful practice in
IL Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery
would respectfully of the people this
vicinity and the public generally. Examinations of chronic
diseases made, with full description gven with no previous
knowledge of the case, asking any questions.
~ Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ. mar 1Odawtf
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CHARLES WCOLLETT,
General Co,nn,i ssiOn and Ad -ertlS1ng Agent,


STEWART, BROTHERS, -.
Importers and Commission Merchants,
VTTHOLESALE Dealers Wines, Brandes, Gin, Whisky,
w Segars Groceries, Oils, Paints, yarnishcs, sc.
Agents for the sale
Slows Patent Erasive Soap,
Kendals Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared Indigo,
23S aud 24O, South Water Street,
septS-6m Chicago, Illinois.
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groceries, Wholesale and Retail

w. b. McGRORTY,
Near the Corner Of Fourth and Roberts Streets,
LAS just returned from below with immense stock Of
II GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
Wines and Lquors-Foregn and Domestic; etH -
Pork Hams and Shoulders; Dried Beef;
Butter and Cheese; - t't
Dried and Preserved Fruits; ~ = "a 4fs. r. s
Teas OF various grades, all Of the best quality;
Brandies, varying in price 81 TO Oh gallon;
Wines from 81 to 45 per gallon; ~
Whisky from IS cts. to ~ 50 per gallon;
Ish Scotch and Bourbon Whisky, and everything else TO be
found in store Of the kind the most rates that
be purchased In Minnesota. Call MCGRORTY
II, will be honestly reasonably
with. xn sS3is sic ffsU nNlfirL mya-tf
e8 CHEEsE! CHEESE! a.H sGelga1
FINE lot Western Reserve
n saleby (my3-tO W. B. McGRORTY.
FINE HAMS.
EXCELLENT HAMS, well cured be found at
r. my3-H McGRORTY,s.
PORK AND LARD!
A RE you in want Of these articles? Call y"
IA my3-n ,fs,sas ae e-e3 W. b. McGRORTY.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS. sd
lust received in the Brick stor formerly occupied Nesn
b Irvins opposite the Times Building, large lot Of
Fresh 0r0csrtes Provisions and Liquors, IS
which VIM sold loU for Cdsh. Call and examine, for
determined not to be underSo in the city. In stock
will be found everything usually kept in Grocery Store.
November 13-tf. ~ lsf 1a.f J. b W. COSfBLLO.V
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SEwALL & DENSMORE,
Grill Ea,0ineers.

WILL attend the and dividing Of Land and
w maze and supentend the construction Of
roads, railroads, bridges water powers, canals, &c., &C.
once in p. O. building, st. Paul.
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Drs. BILLS L MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. So Fourth Street, ST. Louis, No., Lecs Crcsh0ns
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. d. G. Estes, Messrs. r. II. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John X. Hammond, IS Townsend, Robiuson
Messrs. T.. A. & S. X. Filley, & Co.
DIR. vanzandt.
Dentists orders promptly attcndedto. my1j;u
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IN THE WORLD!

As well being the best Single Machine for either
All the various kinds and mowers have
compete result every
shown superiority thong the Sefnaker with
boosted ingenuity abOrsavng advantage is
unable to win prize Of FIFTEEN NDRDD DOLLARS, but
decided honorable committee only be
fero to the best handakng machne to nothing about
their additional price, being adapted moving.
But their complications machinery, wasting the gran and
ilcguary of the gaves, far more than nentrazes their
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-19

INSURANCE..
vT7ESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY, CLEAN, n. u
w Applications received policies Office
tho safest and most favorable terms.
PROPER & WILCOX,
Real Estate, General Agents.
OMcc Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota. dec27-f
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years old, was slightly wounded by bullet on the
head. Ayoung man by the name of Frank Mil
liken, received blow from a brick bat in the
face, making severe wound; also an apprentice
of Mr.. Felt, and young man employed at the
United States Hotel, were slightly wounded by
bullets.
John A. Poor, Esq, on his way home from his
Office, passed, in company with two other gentle
men, in front Of the Clapp and Deering Block,
and just before reaching Preble street a bullet
passed through his hat, but did no injury. There
were several other similar hair breadth escapes.
After firing for awhile, the soldiers charged bayo-
nets through the streets and made several wanton
and rude arrests, though none were attempted in
the early part of the evening when they ought to
have been made. Mr.. Seth IIidorn, an elderly
gentleman, received a severe bayonet wound on
the hip, while trying to get out Of the way as fast
as he could.
The Argus after giving the above as a state
ment of the facts in the case, comments with Sc
verify upon the course of Mr.. Dow, in the execu-
ton of the liquor law, which it alleges, has excit
cd much hostile feeling against him. 1t express
es the belief that the purpose of the people
bled was only to spill some of the liquor which
they believed to have been illegally obtained, and
that if he had not appeared with the military, no
serious harm would have been done.
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PROSPECTUS
SOUTHERN nguaeRAT.
OF TIE


TttHE undersigned propose starting Weekly
tv, Missouri. bearing the above title. To GEM
Incnce soon as the necessary aFrsngenients
can be made.
The great and growing Commercial &dsaa-
tases OF Parkviite aid the adjacent country
and the interest felt in Missouri and the West
and Southern States VI nh regard - The SRI
t.ement of kansas-she political caste Of her
institutions. together with The Importance Of
properly developing the resources Of Platte
and Clay counties. aad the Greet West gene
rally. have induced rs 30 contribute oar mite.
lend our efforts 70 forward tliess Srea: ends
IL Will be our osct. in the pnh alton of III.
:: Southern Democrat. 10 reflect the tF;ie se:si-
I,lens of Western Missouri to vils.iies,tt. her
right to use ali honorable ard necessary Iaeaa.
Tor the pTosection Of her institutions. assi els,
10 contribute Hiateger nav be il orr power 10
encourage tit immigration uf p:o-siaVs,ry- men
into Kansas Tertiary
Ia short, tile : Soaiilern D.sIocrat'' viii
earnestly ehjeGFoT 10 advance The Interests or
Nj sso,lri, espes.aliy tsis portion Of the STATE
and .Yiii defend the Sotfh s,..i her is,ti
when assaiied by Norsnrts faaaties or Political
,iernas-oz'its.
and believing 1issi lie .eilna.ene,- of The IT.
stitisions of Missouri, aii also ile peace and
happ5,s~ss Of her citizens ileen! urs.tl The adj
mission of kalSaS si;.s ssats. shall
isiior INCREASINGLY sl,'s 'ii'tieiils, u bsi i'st
this result
The = SoH,hers. Democrat" viii -, al.oYe se-
diam size and viii De furnished 1. Subscribers
al 81 u'l for asis,Sie copy; TED copies Eos 81 :
60. twenty co,,i.ss So I'D. }4Sai3.c t.i Is-
THos. IT. srARNEs,
! MAY /, 1888. +. ". y. )ttNAf.D.
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Nftu Aobertisflllents.
,sTI & SHIELDS.
Endsass0Eg
GgEAT sale OF lots.

=
UyHE first sale OF Lots in the town of Ind;-
L anola, Kansas Territory, viii take place
oas
Wednesday, the 9Th OF June, 1855.
It is with great pleasure we announce to the
public that the first sale of Lots in the beautiful
town site OF In6;anoia, vii. take place on the
above named dav. This town is situated on the
Great Military Road from Fort Leayenwortfl 20
Fort Riley at the crossing OF Soldier Creek,
being fftV miles from the former Fort seventy
miles from the latter, and one aud half miles
FROM .'Papin's Ferry" one of the best cross
ings Oh Kansas river.
There is beside the Military Road, mentioned!
above, the following most important roads in
in Kansas running through and centcring here
To WeStport, via Tecumseh and Lawrence,
crossing Kansas River at Papin's Ferry. To
the southern part OF the Territory, the Neosho
and Usage country. crossing the Kansas six
miles above this place, and a direct road to
ParkYiIle Mo. The country in the vicinity has
been pronounced by experienced and competent
| Judges as &C cd. f rot better than any othe,
t portion of the Territory for farming purposes
There has been found within one and !, hail
miles from this place a STRATA of superior
I.Stone Coal Timber of the finest quality. with
! water,-both wells ard springs, of a good quail
4! ". The Trustees earnestly request all thos,
| who wish either to invest or settle ia the Ia,
| West, 10 call and examine our situation and I'D
| vantages. and Judge for themselves,
/ TEkMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash and III,
/ balance when the title is completed.
JOHN +. BAKER,
| FL. D. McAiEE1N.
| GEO. Ii. PERRIN,
June ., 1S95.-iw. Trustees.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

ANoruER ELECTION IN KASsAs.-We
learn. just as we go toprcss, from gem
tleman living at Leavenworth, that Reeder
refused to give certificates to four of the
councilmen and thirteen members of the
house. He has ordered an election to ill
their places, on the 22nd Of May. He
las issued proclamation TO TINT effect.
This infamous scoundrel will have to be
demped yet.-Brunsuicher.
That will do pretty well, Mr.. Bruins
wicker, but we would suggest to Messrs.
"Atchison, Stringfellow s. Co to gather
up their ''mnute men, and wait on Gov
ernor Rcedcr, and his beautiful endorser
the editor of the Herald OF Freedom, and
introduce them to slight coat of tar and
feathers and then escort them over to Iowa
by the fascinating tune of the ''Rogues
March" = Warrensburg .Ncas.
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. .en,s For squatter SOVEREIGN.

Agents fOT 80 oro a,,tbor;zod q,
act as Agents for the "oa0ArThA 0o'IA
5 Jtns s, P: MscgnDr, ( Weston.
fos5 ! T Y. v'Taoupsor, Liberty
r BEAVER. Huntsville.
H Il s BAKER Platte City.
e W. WITHERs, Richfied.
PRor. II. b. ToDD, Camden Point.
IrssE MILLER, Hampton, Platte County
Coz. f. b. EWING, Richmond.
!: W. j. h B. GINS, Fayette.
DC. GARTH, Huntsville.
J. RENIcK, Wellington.
s. C. HurcHIsoN, Glasgow.
TP. WILKINSON, Brunswick.
T.. j. HARwooD, Miami.
T.. F. X Krs s.nrsor Rooheport.
" l.. Bower, Arrow Rock.
M b. COLLINS, Glasgow
A. s. JoHSsoN, Westport.
+. A. KGus sI Lexington.
p 2. YouREE, Waverly.
Asr,ass 8 srrszss' parlville.
DR. Z. S. CLARDY'
I F. BroADuUnsr, Platte County.
n W. GRovrn Esa, Wafrensburg.
+ !. TtLros, Boliver, Polk County.
NB. HoLDEN, Clinton, Henry County.
Hoy.J. Fl. BrRcH, Plattsburg.
Co,. HIRAM RIcH, Fort Leavenworth.
NR. McMuRRAy ESQ, Independence.
A. r. MuRRY, Barry.
II ConpELI, Pleasant Hill. Cass, Co.,
Hos. JOHN DoSIpHAN, Iagarso, C;tr
Grx. F.. L. EDWARDS,
A. c. BLAcKwELL, Carroll county.
Erwin G. BooTu, Kansas Territory.
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gSyWe wish the Tribune would not
place us in a position which we do not now,
never did nor never will occupy-that OF
defending illegal elections. Ardently az
we desire an Assembly Of Free State
men, we would tenfold rather have it pro-
slavery than to resort 20 falschood and
fraud. AS yet neither party is inno-
cent; but it is to be hoped that in future all
true friends of freedom will prove them
selves above those dishonest articles, of
which all are to some extent guilty. Let
us be able to prove our own innocence be-
fore we condemn ethers.-konsas Free
Na{e.
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Mg@ The pay Of the French soldier is
one cent per day. Out Of that muniticcn.
endowment he must provide himself with
thread, needles, &c, to keep his uniform in
repair. Then he must replace all things
lost or spoiled while in his possession, from
the army stores. He is furnished with one
pair of pantaloons and one pair of shoes
per year, and one coat every two years.
On leaving service at the end of two years
the gun, sabre, and coat are taken from
him, and whatever is left he is entitled to.
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ss8- \ pine log was manufactured into
lumber on Tionesta Creek, Pennsylvania,
which made 1915 feet OF clear stuff, and
1000 feet of common. The whole tree
from which the log was taken viii pro5a-
bly, yield lumber worth S100 on the spot.
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EN The Pennsylvania g regrets ex-
ceedingly that there has been violence IN
the organization of Kansas Territory, bu.
is at a loss to know how it could have been
otherwise, under the inaamnatory appeals
made by both parties in the contest, but
begun by the aholitionists in the East
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Later from the Elections.
BALTIMORE, May %

BALTIMORE, May 25.
Shenandoah county 2054 majority for
Wise; Frederick county $50 majority for
Wise; Page county 96l for Wise; Warren
county 234 for Wise; Rappahannock Sina-
orty for Wise; Louisa county 8 for Wise;
Madison county sos for Wise; Hanover
county 900 for Wise; Orange county So
for Wise; Culpepper county IS for Wise;
Augusta 1900 for Flounoy; Albermarle
$50 for Flournoy. Powell is elected &c
Congress from the Eighth district.
Returns from 33 counties show gain
for FIournoy as compared with the vote O.
1853.
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Es The office of the clerk OF Miami
county, Ia, was entered by burglars on
Monday night last, who broke open the
vault and carried away thirteen hundred
dollars, principally in notes Of the Indiana
Stock banks, first and second class Some
of these have the nasuc of W. b. FuIwil-
lee, deputy clerk, on the back, others that
of H. Moore.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

rs The greatest breadth of the Cri-
mea is one hundred and twenty -four miles
the length from east TO west, one hundred
and seventy. The Tartar population OF
the Crimea is about sixty-one thousand.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

E8 Two watchnen entered a house
inWhecling not long since, ard found two
men, laws PROSTATE on the floor,
pummelling each other, while the wife and
sister stood by 10 see fair play.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

eS8@The Grand River Chronicle states
that Robt. S. Mitchell, while digging a
well Oh his premises in Utica, Mo-, found
considerable rich copper ore. The ore was
found II feet below the surface. a few
feet above the ore was found stratum OF
rock, which persons skilled in the science
of minerology say exists only in the yicini-
ty of large masses OF copper.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

Ee3 y hog said to weigh thirteen hum
,ired and thirteen pounds was taken through
Toledo on Friday last, on its way for ex-
hibition in New York. This monstrous
animal is described as three years old,
three feet eight inches high, and nine feet
long. 1t was raised near Monroe. Miclsi-
gan.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

rs The propeller j. w. Brooks, load
cd with flo.,r, SSc.. for Ogdensbrrg, went
ashore in fog, five miles above Long
Point, and her cargo is partially damaged
by water. Vessels have gone to her as
sistance, and she will probably be got of.
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I. TsUNrLE. T. p. piXoS. =. ". HsK'
EEssENEsEeEs. faExON S. 90.

wHoLksALE AID RETAIL DEArfRs ~
Drugs, .N%lieii,es, Pais.fs, OH. isr-
tltmery, Books AID &afionqry. Hin
dor Glass asid 6ttSs Hare
ALSO: PATENT MEDICINES. sc.
uHDER ST. GEORGE norEl. wEsrow, NO.
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s8@ A tape worm, ninety feet in length
was taken last week from German wo-
man in Adrian, named Mrs. Lisette Rock.
Incredible as it may seem, the Watchtow-
er yorches for the truth of the statement,
and tie monster is nov on exhibition there.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

10 At the present session of the SUI
prcinc Court, in Springfield, Nassachu-
sets, Lucinda c. Nevers, OF Longmead-
ow, recovered S5,2l9 81 of Samuel c.
Booth, for injuries sustained BY the bite of
defendants dog.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

EB~A street preaeI1er-the first of the
season-made his appearance in New DIRK
on the 9th ult., and commenced har-
angue, bat was promptly stopped BY the po-
lice. Proving refractory, he was marched
off 10 the FONTS.
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s,EONEEks SILICON.

GEORGE MILLION. PaorRIrToR.
4 STILL keeps at the old stsnd. ~ -
as corner OF Ferry and Leyee SIS. M
q 4 stock sf choice Liquors, Wines, NY
Cigars Fish. Oysters Sariiiles Cheese, Crack
ers. Sc, always on hand
eS7I expect IN short time to ne in ny large
new building, now nearly finished y here
shall be happy Ia see nay old friends and The
public generally.
GEORGE MILLION.
Atchison K T .1tr.
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News from all Quarters.

RT John P. Hale. the great expoun-
der of Know otkingisrn in the North, de-
elares the design of the order to be TO
ABOLITIoNIZE THE SOUTH.
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The Americans ut Washington, now
generally concede the election OF Wise by
about 5000 majority. They also conccdc
the election of nearly or quite all the De-
mocratic candidates for Congress.
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gOne OF the largest distilierics in
Scotland, the Leith distillery, where l.
100000 gallons Of whisky used annually
to be made has Just been converted into a
flouT mill
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~ &. C0GS cIl.
Manufacturer and Wholesale ne4IGs. :
ST0NE. WARE.

AaHs. Rock. ifa.
AST0JF!.n sax =, A5rr,ha5sts generally th-i
: li0W have ul lie'.a. and e.jti constantly
keen a iarse supply -lT Staqe = ,sr of <ian l'.r.
quality. which vii sill ~ de- ma ,.i i,ricc.
Ware siiife,i u any point ia. ~ e:5re.-
bic in order. : s'i4cot..t g : per c.5st WA -
El,a''e ysiler.' III essl-T n accompanied tg ~
C0sh- j,i,r I4c call =. l., -
Arrow k"ck. April -. iN.f,. esaf.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

E1@ Judgment WAS given against Col.
Kinney in the Supreme Court of n. Y,
for SD, 800 for merchandise delivered in
1893, against which the statute Of Iimita-
ton had been set up
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05
Crushed Out.

Our people enforced the principles OF
the Maine law last night, and "crushed
OUT two petty grog shops which had made
their appearance among US during the past
lew weeks. down with the liquor traffic"
was the universal response. A public
meeting is to be held On Tuesday eve ming
to take more effective means for preven-
ting the future traffic in the rum-ficnd in
Lawrence.-kansa Herald of Freedom.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

Ees Captain Erficson in a letter on
the subject Of the Caloric engine, declares
that he has not abandoned it, but is still en-
gagged in prosecuting experiments for It's
perfection.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

fg~ The New York weekly bank state,
ncnts shows an increase Of $50 900 il
specie, ana the following decrease: Loans
$4,000, deposits 81. 587 900, circulation
$4,000.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1855-06-05

tsY The California Legislature is about
fixing the fee Tor tying the nuptial knot at
two dollars. This will bring the luxury OF
legal marriage down within every ones
means.
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Eso~ 1t is ia curious coincidence, that the
Present year, 1855, the days of the week,
and date of the month, as well as the DOM
zeal letter, and all the movable feasts of
'le year, are correspondent exactly to those
Oh 1919; SO that frugal Mrs. Toodles, who
nave saved their old almanacs, need not
90 10 tie expense of buying new ones.
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EaEsss fuT Sof:s

EI7lEE undcr ..3.t Offers sar sale Is, Pan.
1 oon'eii.is,s l'i3 sores. III. Imp .ss,i.se' E
AZ !; good Dyv~lis., House a.d al neeesGai-- =
o'sf Ho'tses- THIS Farm AcS one hail u.lu fgoia
t.;c Missouri Ri,tr. .it"e niles fss;n A;ciii.sa q,
N Kansas Territory, ana e"o 'i,j'es from h.
i.sks 1:ill- The land nol ia cut ivatinii : co.,
cred with the hesyi@s, Kind of 4inarr-
Any person wishing IL purchases wiil fad ~
ieTias 70 suit, hy calling tlie s;il,scsihe4 81,
The farm; or at Tie oii;cc &c Sqp...tlr ss,eg-
eigf.
WILLIAM W ANDREWS,
Near tie li'.e of Platte AID iiaolaaaF..
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KS" Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Of
Georgia, is opposed to the K. Ms, because
they prescribe the Roman Catholics, who,
he says, are better friends TO slavery than
Northern Protestants.
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ST'E.f.I FERRY BO.TY
STE.E.gE S,FTg...YyEEE-

T AN now erecting IN Atchison. . S.ea,a Saw
Il Mill, Of the very best kind; which viii be
completed by the first Of March. After that
time shall be able to- supply the citizens OF
Kansas with all kinds of lumber. at IS iog 4
pric. any other Mil in thc Territory.
EysI wish to purchase 1900 Saw-logs, for
which | viii pay the highest price, IN Cash OF
anv kind of lumber.
- t.. GRAFToN THOMSON.
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WHOLESALE. apl Retail Dealers IA Dry
Goods and Groceries. Cioti,iaa Boots as!
Shoes, &c. &c. OrtiiitIg Grods ia greet Va
r!ety. Also Forwarding and Commission sIcr-
chants sItf
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to The Union seems to think that
Mr.. Fillmore will probably be the candi-
date of TIE American Party for next Pres
ident.
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J. II. sTHtNGFEE.I.0>,, M. %.

OFFERS his professional services To tia
~ citizens OF Atclison and vicinity.
Office in Sguatter Sovereign building.
Atchison, Feb. Bird 1893.
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n~At the 6sI,e

Ek5 At the fishery of Charles w. Mix
on Albemarle Sound on the 9th ult. a
haul was made of 10000 fish cIifley her.
ring and shad of the first quality