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oPp'nk Al southampton both soiny and reurnns
ps.snser. pocsedns London Hsv over sny
other route, Tor Tie economy Of time and -
rAssAsE ysos soU Al ..ssKx
Is c.bin Main saloon tso Fs Cabin saloon tiiO
An sers sod newsPapss pass through The Po.t on.
sailing % 'ne aAS :"
~ An experienced saryeon h attached TO each .h,p
'e' "e<h' or passage, apply 10 @. n SAND,
III South william New York.
A HEINEKEN A co, Brrn@n,
CROSKEY a CO, Souths1apt.n
yAI-lyWI wM Uayrr
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
WORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS
hsoe ,000-0NLY $4,000 NUMBERS
PRizts PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY

FTItrs amounting =.
Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s95O II,
me Of tE determined by the number vhIcb
e tisp frEe ~ that number an odd n1oIr 80
evey odd number ticket scheme WI he ent.d ~ a.
huniner Then every sn,i,i.
49, IN addition 70 other Prize ~
IN buying equal quantity odd and even
k s DC certain OF drawing one half the ros ~ -
SANE Win chances of obtaining other prizes 49, ~ " vi"
All those Tickets ending with T. G. s Ar. IT,. -
ing With ], 3, g. !, 9, are odd. AN 'Hose emu
~ Persons sending money by mail need M, e.. a.,
Orderspnnctualy attended To- iost
Noes OF sound Ranks At par nshk
sJsr... ns particular numbers should
sell JAMb7 " WINTER. Manager,
AI.... q
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LAHUs a. SHINE,
AUcTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION lERou.Nrs

AUcTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION lERoHAsrs
" hdfH street, Richmond, "a
Nv Ill give their undivided attention ali .sles n, r..
w personal ksAte, sale Of Purniture soct CO.
soi &C also, special attention sales on satura.xs ~
Cows Carriages, Wagons, Ae., Ac uA'' 0' aorses
also Keep constantly hand the
SWn'tn TO b. found In this con,tInV i'm nsr "'
Do 40 Ns,hIa - ,,A
sdeboArds and wasnstand. Nee"S 'oP NAOnets
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas, Tee 4 retes D,v. n. .,a -
spring ssat PaTor, Cane and Windsor Chair ~ "se'
A., spring Cur'd Rockers, SoclAbes Whstnots
Also, beautiful Of CHAMBER set. o..,h -.
general assortment Of Housekeeping Goods s' -"n
The city and country Invited 10 .t.n,,. ~
p. O. LARUs. '' A"Ah Ad'Anes on cost
ocq6
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ENOn 81 AIEFnOu STORE Ann TO ARaIVR.
~ Lamp nsstsr ist quality nom wlnsor, " 4 ~
No. 3, hacterei. No. I, Herrinrs.
Prrserved Lobeers IN ] spd p cans
No Boz Herrings, Dried Codfsh and Pouoek
saucd shingles and saucd Taths
kcsindale and 1ames River
hoctland Line, nov iandinr on the Dock.
Lsnd Faster Caicloed, o..
Rosn, Hssisrng, Hair, Hay Pot.soes. &C.
BRTpoFORD co
- Ccrnef 2lth Dock and Carr ,ts
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ShOCkOE FOUNDRY a UACHINE SNAPS
ooRNER OF oARY AND IN srREsrs S''oFs

IUNALBOTT BROTHER Propretor. q, IN. 49,
- WORKS, are now building PORTABLE STEAM EN- "a al
uiNt ot an improved construction -l1
70 io,ty Horse Power, suitable for Circular saw Mls
Msehnes aud other purposes which hstter thrr
are I equal superior any Engines ever bu her,
They vll also furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from ,.
CIHOuLARS saw MILLS. of The r,o., .n,-.-.s
Of various sizes. -ff'N'ee 0'"sHu0"on And
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER woREs popT.pIv ap,y,
MILLS and IRONS for MILLS ofaT kinds ~ NN'''
RAILROAD WORK Of every dcscription.
TOBACCO PRESSES, FLATTRNIN6 Mills and all .,......
p1 Ioe.eeo eEeihsI With eyeTy kind and
They are also the exclusive In tbt, r, .
as,ns ier ue hACkOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND cor
Jahh which they confidently recommend 10 Their rr,s,
and friends A. superior any Mn the Kind Win wbi sy 80
acquainted, supply Of which he h..J
which theV solicit orders - ~ scfN,s
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SPICEs.-Msee, clovcs Nu,r,T. Alsplce Tu,.,t. ,y,,
- 0necr, Afican, o. Tong whte. Bace ana Csv.nn. ,,
CELERY Sod, White Mustard, Black d., &c &C wv
80 eRUBRs 4 kSPERsos. soi Rro.a a
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ANDREWS a JEsUP,
CONN NJ MERCHANTS
COTTON AND MOOLIN MACHINERY

srkAs ruois sKrtso sro
Importers and Dealers in Manufacturers Articles,
NO. 87 PINE STREET. NEW YORK
Engines aud Boilers 1850 '''~"'
az Exclusive New Lowell Machine sho,.
dAehinists' Tools. s-9s"ixfpYr ~
HINxCEIsIoR SEWING MACHINES Made by uooD RAT
- TEilf CO. Worcester, patented hy EIas Hove Jr
penter l"th lsi0 The-- Machines
use not 70 get cut OF repair They built good ustsntA
tnd workmanlke aud will ami
sandlers work, In manner warranted T1g
stitch will not rip sewing done by hand
JAIL and see them la operation sO CHENUT
stairs. w A nIWaoG 49,
my9-dly-lNl - '' "ee'''
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u. II. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION NFRCU A.T

i,
NENfkAL AGENT for Receiving
~ Tobacco Goods, &e, &c SLIP RIcHnoSp Va
oeg leave To return his thanks his
or the liberal
connsetons with Msss Booker Watkins, city and re
peeuuly soieits continuance his appear
ing ON the theatre Of business alone do confidence
faithfully " ~
lN- Liberal ash advance. made nm eon.,yr -
f'"N1N' ~"
kr,Es. r3 Mes.r. Lewis Webb SON. waaswOrth Turner Co
and John Booker, ksq Richmond; John Otsy Chkws
Jones Lynchburg Va is9s,,
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THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
CO.
SPLENDID AND P0wPRPUL sTEAMERs
sgn p,Sso sohH haH so.S toas, wr CuSxxs- <E[EA
NV YORK. Tuesday End SEPTEMBER
GLAsGOW, Tuesday, 18th s.p
kDiNbURGH, wednesday. 18th October
6I.AsGOw, Saturday. ilth October, AT !" a.
EDINBURGH. Saturday. 1,th November at.
RATS
First cias....., rs guneas Pir,, Cia.s ~ '' A.. a.
ed provisions $50 90 ed provision a., a,
an aPerieneed Surgeon attached o each Steamer
For Freight or Passage, apply to John Mosynos
Me- yo,t Mt mn, ,-,., IL Broadway MY.
le11
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NEW YORK, BREMEN A sOUrHaurro
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

ruNh SHIPS COW RIslNa
y u, iins are The WASHINGTON, Captain 4 zGaSSN
CAvrspri HERMANN. Capt EDuAEp HIcans- LSfflxLRe
fh.>e steamers stop ct Southampton. both going
PROPOSED DATES oy s.rrrxa ,s,<
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MERILLO IRON PIPE WORK 8.
MERRILL K JAQUES,


NuASuFACruRERs AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
4Vu Pipes ftings Tools and description OF
connected with Steam Water Gas heating and igns
FACTORIES and Halls '' -oN-'
Ao-vaves Cocks, Pumps. Guages, and Boiler Fue
Our Screw Cutting Machines entirely and our own P.en,
"srsnteu TO DO double the work OF other
Orders solicited fom alecton the country aud promptly
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SNIFf AND T0RaCCO.
PETE r L0RILLARD
MANUFACTURES,
No. ~ Chatham street. Me- YoKk
PkrEA GpoHos ND ca.rs for sale all
- knds OF sNUff and TOBACCOs
fRicE CrREESr cAnbe obtained
hs establishment Il Of tie the Kind IN ,he Und
mals-ly(w)
n IItRARX az WIT. u0uAN,e ~, a, -,
i.1 peihS uanatons from the French, edition. l-au
HHaeu catalogues sent frec enclosing
II. :. g. SMITH
-i"I Boz 42l0 New York, p o.
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ANDREW WINDS
AkbhIoAH, CANADIAN. EUROPEAN d WEST LgDLks
ADvEHTIsING a sUHSCRIPTuON oFYaCc
No ls3 1dsssd Sired. 10 6rn - ~
NEw YORK
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cor rsslEnhtREN ) ln tEI !. J 6 g ] sM4lI.LI.LER, z ] ]

SEIDEN * MILLER
SoHNEH PEARL AND CARy "a tsrkrs
~ umes u supply Of the foIiowinE tinds N oa
vines LquorA Ac, u their Innrortsten \, .,see
ERANDIEE,
q ne following celebrated
Co saEarae, Pinet Csstfon. Co . IIsne..v
ehel' Bernard and ,. }. Dupuy. - - 'E'''f' A-
9oe va aadsra Royal Pae sherry, extremely delicate and
sherry senss Pale sherry, Bsckburns Madeira
w Lrowu Port, BcrEundy Port Naara Wines Cor
sterd wines for culinary purpose, Wines su, ,
49, ekua noe quality. Sparkling N-seie am Hoef
49, ao s9ane Co, and Charles Hridsct Champsrns
Hines tor which
IIQUORa
od Jemaica Rom. Scotch Whixtey.
nonrahea Rye WHISKY, Robiuson' Zeges stoun- srY 80
nan y Whissys Resaed wh.sy, our own Holland EN- ks
pie and Peach Brandy. NA't ~
London Porter quarts and pnts.
Scotch ale pints
Domestic Brandy. Gin. Ccrdiai-. kc &c
Havana s. -,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS


'Iss ss nasss nxlseass OWN CO. e,.....
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.
s s , css.s md S r. %sSs.
cssss css co.. o. ss, % r,sa ss SSs:
ms Plate as,. 5o@SsaS. Thick Pol,
sssrs oi.s :. ORR s,ssr. "s 20; IN s
Ola. IN or store. D.,or. pupcss The q1sy
o. ,hs,s .ses inferior 20 corresponding description
u. Psss is Scn rom s sa Ra =. be ''and better than
& IS q Ss ss' S S
prize; and l.s stocks Price Lists vii be furnished application
=, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
a.. d.. a. :. n.1 = Ia ca@ssss. Sire.
sr' aud cSn'uns. his esebr.ed brand,
van ssdr Ss.: cut !. any sssss assss
FOR THE 100000
u. =. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
NuASusAcruRsss 81 S@nss siIs-s stsTts r.p Ton.
~ COLUMNS rEOtsrAis A. svanls, BiOe..sis and !.
sAs@e.l combined ..h miners. eelo be moulded into
eos; q s ss@asa material l = q :, Sd
s,y and beauty unls MaIbleId slate ,s.re IS no
10 vsrnsa : used to sys beauty saaee Man
sD; s.S a. ss".s .as sas.P 70. . s.,,.
stats Tsh win ensure anea.e interesting Them
Jos.ru L..s Secretary SEw ToRS'o' nor
oe2s-ly-lssssl
SAFETY FUSE.
%as ay s.pns r 81 os3 .9s a. Ie. sS. % Ss; n
Fuse Aiso, the sinsie and doabie Tape Pus-.
Manufactured and sold by GLENN PUTNAM,
RS Liberty Il, New York
" Orders promptly nh~J OF Powder Of the
most approved brands Edges Exhbtionzl
nails, &c, &c. poi2--lytsynsis
A y5rALIziNG ELEMENTI TO ooSsuMPTIvFs
Physician ohgh standing Profess, In ON,
ofne Medical Ins1ons retired from etx,
pr.s sho has bee9enring discover.
en shhe na'eins IN h America for his
ono Bronchitis Coughs Colds,
ssAr mat sry suffering aud dying
s%m.ay ~ s he he from The principle. Of
receipt Of fnesn Gents, In Postage Stamps viii send
receipt With fu directions
inc smonn required applied for Postage, payment
Address-B. " DEvERoUGH NJ D.
-, :, g., Box %, p. o., Brooklyn n. Y.
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T1NSLEY, TARDY d CO.,
hfFEu ron SALE, rO CASH AND PH % UPT
" Credit Customers:--
1900 bass RIO Coffee; from fair TO prime quality
900 " tagualra, Java, and Mocha do
100 hhds N. o. p X. sugar.
800 PACKAGES Loaf" Crushed" Powdered" and
Coffee do
$3.50 kegs Mails, "0ld Dominion" brand
400 boxes Sperm, Adams ntine and Tallow Candles
100 baskets best Olive Oil
$40 bb.s hf hbls. and kits MsckereI
$40 packages Green and Black
100 bbls. ranners' OIL
20 bbls and tIerces prime N. o. Molasses
90 hhds prime Muscovado do
500 boxes SxlO and iOx2 French and American Glass
1000 0rsam Wrapping. Dan and Iettrr paner ~
loo bore. chewing Tobacco
100000 Cigars
80 gross Masons Backing
200 dof buckets
iUO Brooms
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v,o,YPIM,dI,LIP HAHm,

PHILLIP HAHu,
EASbk FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
- caAT sTEHrf, REfuKrS FrFrrrSTu
MANUFACIUREs LOCOMOTIVE EN0fNEs, TFN.
W der. Railroad Cars, All Descriptions oi Ran. NJ
rosd Machinery, Stationary Engines Of required I
poEer Also Portable Engines, decided iunprove. l
ment over any others heretofore iron ~ hor
On Ehe and veil adapted farming purpose rrsting ~
~ 9TH improved Circular Portable sav.Ms attached e
and "a class Mining Machinery N.rbtnev
ns and Tobacco Factory FIXTURES every kind aiso ss,
aud Iron Castings made 10 order RAIN
D ESsssvtLE, n O.. Dec is iss
pear -ihs portable Engine @ % pover) aud ssu Mn
Nefufchased ot lou cW months have
ncfaunu mus Tar performs fully n.
tngne works vell and for saw NM that nndurv an
improvement over anything that ~e have secn. -
We have not saved much bot not AID
sth convenience tried Sufficiently knou that M srT
Carolna. ~ - 49, W "''"'
MOULD you have any correspondents from this section s.y
MI, you can Tcfer Them 70 mill, III.
reqe &c You are AZ liberty this you proper
no. ,. PHARqAIT
p - p..a.-,, JOIN A. BRYAN.
- . 'r "arser ssvb No a. apis
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GIBlfs' GALLERY
P0R PATENT
AMBR0TYPES ANN PH0TOGRApUS

AmBk0TfPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
UNHE SUBSCRIBER up suit Of room. in elegan,
style, CorntiAn Hail. prepared walt ON the puh
ad nrnh them with superior pictures, prices
In. polished glass; which not only secues sut ds
and beAutne the mpreson
only Kind picture remain unchsnse by me Ty es
be taken from the Of full Lie smallest miniature and In
one quarter the time Of the DAguerreotype They not
can De light engraving hence are very ,usbI
Tor Pins, Loekets, and large FrAmes well Gases
extreme popularity the Abotypes, much
are oen sold for Ambroype None genuine Without the pat
vh stamp The public invited call
he AhsATrrE GAIIERT CoASTAS HALL street between Oh
Richmond, January 20, 1885
NEHCHANTs INSURANCE COMPANY OF
1VH RTCHM0ND-Ths Company is now prrpared 10 ssas Fr,
Marine Insurance Policies other good Of
and paid ' -@'N'e'
No charge for the Policy 10 any case
Once, 10: the present, the East aide
stairs - - - -
bIRsoToEs:
VIM H. Christian, wm. Breeden
John Pnrcel, Thsmss n. Price,
VIM. q. Paine, Thomas Jr
lev" GinteT, John Curre, Jr.
Aug Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
Jas Apperson, wm H. Haran,
Roscoe b. Heath, John Quaries,
John Dooey, David J. Burr,
hlehd ~ HAskns, Larkin W. GiAsebrook,
Lewis u. CTcnshAu d yonG Groniny
Joseph X Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
'ohn u snton, Nd. II. skinker,
Franklin stearns
A PLEAsANTs, President.
= H. hosrASUE seeJ. Js26
SAxINGs lNsTiTUTION OF RICHMOND.-
onee removed to the store Of Christian Larop Main
Sln consequence Of the resignation Of David
moved 10 the Of Christian Lahrop where dso.s viii he
on which an Interest Of cent viii he paid
remaining on deposit six months longer and per
loaned over eight millions Of dollars suspended debt has
never lost dollar failed pay any cerAeaie when due
JOHN THOMPSON. President
-, . WM u. CHRIsTIAN, Cashier,
-.nltt- Wy HUGH W. FRY Secretary.
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GnanTNEuSuIp Sn.r.r. ho14soSp, July LIST, 1855
ga" a',osssd With him In The business heretofore conducted
by h MI John Bowers The business heretoofe h. csrsd
on under the hrn and style Of q Yale The sbsyh -
urnh cordial thanks to hts friends public for he besI
patronage which has been bestowed and for the knd E
ousenee which has been extended him customers he
OF Their orders He
nave been made Tor prompt and efficient fudmen Of orders viii
heretofore enjoyed. 's' -''' w "As
ylS-u N y.,,
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C. d YALE


IHHE STAFF OF LIFE.-The undersigned r-sD.ct,lv
informs the citizens Of Richmond has resumed m. np
nM charge OF the praetic business and s nov -
ns ms with al article Of FAMILY BREAb The
qlAV OF which, he hatters himself,
perehee OF over thirty including a.
oer r The Astor House. New York. he some conades
nNe the attention Of the public Rolls C.Es pr
% Taking this occasion thank citizens OF Richmond To-
patronage during the last three he would resnt
fully solicit continuance of past fayors LANES
jeiO Baker Msln' 81 onno,ii. . nxaii s,5 ADsm
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GHOUND pLAsTER.-we keep constantly on hand
" iresh dround Plaster and
oest windsor Lump Plaster enables hest
mat can De had All orders len prompt
" executed. TkLIAPfRRO 4 RPO
B-farmers can be supplied bags at reduction
In price. LIBERAL discounts merchants cash is9T
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p.os xlsscHER OWN a CO.. arsrsAI NsuspAprs Apyr.,
"s Hov-H, Aprlrroxs nviIpaj $40 sis Bso.p.Ir
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~ removed to the large fire proof warehouse r-cenv
pied by Thomas P-yton, Hsq and will continue ~ ssi -,
jyS-d&cly az
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n ftO-PAHTNEHsHIP DISSOLVED,-rhsoo- % part.
ssr.p hefeioioge existing under ne Of PRICE OAR
DvNo y ths day dissolved. By mutual consent
fatY fnics I'll settling The business Of he son
eefn Persons against whom naured accounts are nps sre
PHILIP n PRICE
p,.,., cHAs y oARDOzo.
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III -, NOTICE.
rHE SUBSCRIBER has lust received I. i.,,. -
Ply o. ladies', Genuemen's, Misses and slr Con-
Lsi'es' Moroece Heel slipper,
French Md"
Morocco
Blscs Cater Boots,
senuemen's Pat Leather consre,s Garsrs
Oxford Tes
Msses' Cord Gaiters '
Hack upd
=. -, =. plain
Morucco Slippers Ract and Rrorr.
Boots thick and hin soirs
eit Boots asiers and Ankle Ties of a ne various tt,a
- nj AZ Of The above goods fresh shionab
- y '''' oN y ALEX. HIIL
No 2I Nsiu street.
HloOrS AND sHOES.-wonen's shoes {. Ro,,.
Gents Oxford Tee KN
Heavy scued Boots A
Also hrogan' o. every description. for saen
-. -, PENfTENrIARY STORE
sflyu 81 Pearl strest.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRON ~ PrrrKNGILL q co.'s NEwuPAPER ApvERrIs.
=. ING HOUSE.
rInoni Co. for nearly al The Newspapers
In The United States and o.nadss Oness ts
h~v York, and 10 STATE street. Bosse
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-22
Negro Thieves in Kansas.

Ever since the first number of our pana,
was issued, We have charged that it was
the intention of the Eastern Emigrant Aid
Society. and others of the same stripe, 10
nuke Kansas den of negro thieves.
Hitherto, it has been fatty denied, but at
last the cat is out of the bag. Redpath,
the correspondent of the St. Louis Demo.
crat, sometimes tells the trutll-i. e., when
in liquor. He says, that !" negro property
is no longer safe in Kansas Territory
that the twelve hundred friends of the mur.
dered Barber will make ii unsafe" This
is no matter of surprise with US. We al.
ways knew that the UaEor of the abolition
party in the Territory was Of that charac-
ter. To revenge murder, they will seal
our property. This is candid confession.
at least, but we rather guess whisky was
at the bottom of the candor.. To be for.
warned. is to be prepared Now ne will
be equally candid, and win promise them
real Indian warfare-for every nporo
stolen, we will hang ten abolitionis,s. fer
1t wall take at least that many 10 ge. one
negro of. So, gentlemen negro thieves.
you can commence the war as soon as You
choose.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-22
ATcH.soN, kAssAs TEis.,
Gen. David B.. Atehison.

We have been requested by General
Atchison to take his name from our mast
head, as he is not an aspirant for the
Presidency. In accordance Herewith, we
have done SO, hoping, however, and be-
}ieving, that the country will yet honor
lin by calling him from that retirement in
which he now lives, to fill one of TIE two
highest offices in her gift, for the term
succeeding the present administration. A
man of sounder practical sense, a truer
patriot, more honest man, does not live
than David r. Atchison.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-22

SrRIoUs AFFRAY.-One OF those das-
tardly outrages, so Characteristic of the
craven spirit of freesoilism, transpired a
short time since on what is called the Dutch
Fork of Crooked creek, in this county Il
appears contention existed about a claim
on which Mr.. John Gabriel was settled
and the parties contesting his right pro-
ceeded to cut timber off the claim, regard
less of the occupants protest; and, on Sat
urday, the 5th Instant, while thus engaged
were, as they assert, fired upon by Mr..
Gabriel, without. however, doing and in
jury. ID. Whitehair, Henry Weaver and
Joseph Fox, the trespassers, then proceed
!! ed to Mr.. Gabriel's house, but, upon his
presenting his gun, and ordering them to
stop, they commenced parleying, and pro-
fessed to desire nothing but friendly In
! terview, which induced Mr.. G. 10 PERM,
! them to approach, and also 10 lay down hi:
gun. No sooner had he done this thar
they commenced brutal assault, lnflictire
serious, il not fatal, wounds upon him
cutting his head severely with the sock o.
gun-iiteraiiy hacking his left leg t.
pieces with an axe, breaking it IN tws
places. besides other minor injuries. Mrs
Gabriel was also badly cut on the head.
| The criminals were tried before Justice
Fortune. of Dir. Pleasant, last week. and
were held TO bail in the sum Of FIVE hllnd
red dollars each. Weaver and Whitehai
| procured bail. but Fox failing 10 do 50. VA
brougli; 70 this city by Constable Gates
and delivered over to tic Sheriff.
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Coop News, FROM GEoRG1A.-We are
receiving. by every mail, the most encoar-
aging accounts from Georgia. The peo-
Pile Of that State are fully aroused TO the
Importance Of taking immediate steps to
colonize Kansas with tie right material.
We hear of large companies being formed
in every section of the State, TO emigrate
10 this Territory. Many of the emigrants
are bringing their slaves with them. We
make the following extract from letter
received from Columbus. Ga:
"Ysu may look out for swarm Of
Georgians, which will begin 10 pour inup
on you about the fifteenth day OF January
next. There are companirs forming i'll
this vicinity. formed, or to be formed. OF
the bone and sinew of the country, -nned
and equipped, composed of from fifty to
one hundred men eacE-besiJes many o.
our best young men, of different profes-
sions, who viii go by twos, lours, haii-doz
ems, &c"
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~ Our friend. +. ]. Marshall and

rSJr Our friend, f. ]. Marshall, and
family, have just arrived from Marysrille,
on the Big Blue river, although the wealth
er was extremely cold. He was enabled
10 camp with settlers on the route every
night; and he further informs US, that VIXEN
the route is Strengthened. it will be short
ened at least thirty miles from this place.
Mr.. n teams will leave again in a few
days, on TIER return, with supplies for bis
store at Marysvilie.
The citizens of this place should be up
and doing something to survey the direct
route to the Big Blue, as this is the near
est and best point on the river for the rich
lands on the route extending to Mays
Vile.
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in our Territory may be made to desist
from their design, or suffer their just des-
erts. If this is not done, the inevitable re-
suit, SO soon as the so-calied Legislature
meets. must be ascollision, followed by the
utter determination Of the abolitionists in
the Territory.
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An ArTEcTlsG .AspKAL--An unfor,u-
nate editor in Kentucky. thus addresses
bis delinquent subscribers. :. Friends, We
are almost pennile.s-Jeb'st turkey was a
millionaire compared with cur present de-
pressed treasury To-day, if ih.. Price Of
salt was two e:uis a barrei.nl. we couldn'
buy enough 10 pickle a jay-bifl..
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Coon NEwsfoa KAssAs.-yye receiY

Coon NEwsfoR KAssAs.-yye receive
by every mail. both from our private cor.
respondents, and in the Souther papers. til.
most cheering assurances that by mex
summer ne will have such all emigration
here as will warrant us in taking upon
ourselves the turthen of State govern
ment, and making our Territory slave
State. But the best item of all Is, thai
General David r. Aichison intends COM
ing here to live. Hurrah for the great
Border Ruffian