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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

OH WAND --sEV YORK, NOVEMBER /. 1850 TO
friends &! he fghh ward and city general hope
you VIII NOS be led away Democratic party
rs harangues delivered by Office hodcrs DO b, ed
10y those Who boast uGi they rul tie az IRISH
citizens a any Tine but iel shor they lie ,hes
troll new noe at any otes une You my friends. ha,
the editors CT the Irish prosecuted
the AMY stand they have taken editors in lhe coiaR
contest Yes, friends. tie Irish American and the Irsn
News are rsnc supporters u our present c.net
he Hon Fernando Wood and so Ly ought 10 be, for bet
ter Mayor lind In city. ask be led
W voting for who DO ots'Snd chance
TO be elected but In order defeat tie lion Fernando Woo.
Ny friends then vote for Wood. aud You VIII have
Angel Gabriels the parks the Saba disturbing
The ptac. harmony Daniel
Sicks you have true rapres anialiye ia
Congress Vote Nathaniel H. Roe ana you have
man Who Will be 10 he ciens OF The ward lac
is elected from. NJ ANTHONY
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s)s)D WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, UNION
= lcbrt-1bere viii be mass meeting OF the friends og
above ticket held the house OF Bernard Breher
4 Ninth and Fly second street. Monday evening.
sac. 81 al ~ oro<x. Come all Nv Of
FRANCIS FRANK, Chairman.
JopS y. Fkr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

MECHANICS AND wcfStNGytS's CAND.pAr /.
lH Tor Copgyyss-- SIssh dsscf
TuDN ~ u. Sriit4Mts
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Robbery of a Santa Fe Train.

A train of ten wagons, belonging TO MFR.
McKinney, Santa Fe freighter, was at
tackled by Browns band at Palmyra on
Monday last. and captured. Sixty head
Of cattle. ten wagons and the entire con-
tents of the train were taken. 4 council
was held for the purpose of determining
the fate of the drivers and persons IN COM
pany. Strong efforts were madeby por-
ton Of the robbers TO have them shot but
they finally greed to let them go, as mos,
OF them were from Northern States. Our
informants were four IN number. two OF
whom were journeynan printers. They
Were just Ia from Santa Fe, and having
escaped the Cheyennes and Arapahors.
had thought themselves free from Savages.
We suppose Gen. Smith will send party
out there in three or four days-find no.
body therr-writes to Washington that this
IS all a lie TOO. Gen. Cass will read the
letter in the Senate. and that viii be the
last Of MeKinney's train. And this is the
way Fon-es IS 10 be made q free state.-
,rhs six.-- 'e~--, rr, i, feed Lsne-s ARMY
ard Insr who ectue eisi., Hundred Tniiss
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09

gainst the Territorial Government, have
concentrated such numbers as to require
additional military forces for their disper-
sion, you will have the militia of the Ter
ritory completely enrolled and organized.
to the end that they may. on short notice.
be brought into the service of the United
States. Upon the requisi;ion Of the COM
niander of the Military Department in
which Kansas is embraced, you will fur
nish by companies or regiments, or bri-
gades or divisions, such numbers as you
from time to time may find, on his report
to you. 20 be necessary for the suppress
ion OF all combinations TO resist the laws
of the United States too powerful TO be
suppressed by the civil authorities, and for
the maintainance of public order and civil
government, In the Territory.
GSigned WM. L. MARCY.
To his Exeellency, ]. w. GEARY. Cover
nor of Kansas Territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
From Fort Laramie.

Lleut.l Abercrombie, M. Dougherty
and party arrived at this place, from For
Laramie on :his (Thursday) morning,
making the trip in twenty-three days
Lieut.. A. has been engaged in surveying
a road from Fort Riley to For: Laramie.
They report that Capt. Wharton and
Lady, while riding at some distance from
the Fort were chased within three miles
OF Laramie, narrowly escaping capture
Secretary Babbi,t. of Utah Terri
tory had two men and one child killed, and
one woman taken prisoner out of his party
by the Indians. Mr.. Jones. in charge of
the Salt Lake Mail was shot in the wrist,
and the hat Of one Of his men 1sas pierced
by ball.
Capt. Stewart, with forty men. was sent
IN pursui, from the Fort, and overlook the
Indians at fork of Wood river, killed
seven Indians and took twenty-four ponies.
The indians were Cheynues.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Aid for Kansas.

We acknowledge the receipt OF twenty
five dollars from Mr.. Joshua Fletcher oil
Fauquier County. to aid Southern emigra-
ton to Kansas. This the way to back an
opinion! We shall give it ils destined
application, and would be happy to render
the same service to others disposed to con-
tribute in this crisis of Kansas fate
s4.eramdria { Va.) Sentinel. 2f
1t is time Virginia aroused to the work.
AS yet she has contributed but little either
in men OF means. Most Of the emigran;s
from that State have come entirely upon
their own resources, and have sustained
themselves thus far without any assistance
whatever. But now, owing to the contin-
ual interruption OF business, and the active
part they have and are still continuing to
take in the Struggle going on, there are
many within our knowledge that are al
most entirely destitute of means. Vir-
ginia owes it to herself that her sons lie
sustained so long as it may be necessary
for them to represent her on the field n
Kansas. We hope measures will be
adopted to render succor. Will the Ssnti.
pef stir the matter.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
aa SEASON OF 1886.
st. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Lin

Regular Tuesday Passenger Packet
For Bo6nville, Glasgow Brunswick, Mi,.
Hilfs Landing, WaveFly. Dover. Berlin. I,,.
ington, Wellington, Camden. Sibley, Richk,F
New Independence. Liberty, Warne Ci;y. IA,
sas, Farkville, Leavenworth Fort LeavenEo7i
Weston, kiekepoo; fatan, Atchison, Donnhar
and st. Joseph.
SzsSezz> THE elegant. commodious. ,n4
sSs55hLiHH3' fast Regular Passenger paek,
$3.50 POLAR STAR, DIX, Mss.s,
will leave for the above and inteTnedisi.
points, every alternate TUESDAY, during
the season, al 4 O'Clock, p. M. as follows:
February 26sh; July Ist 18th and 29th;
March IIth ande5t, August i2th and 26a,
April 9Th and 22d; September 9Th and 2si
June Sd and 18th; November 4th andlSs;
Conneeting atSt Jose ph with the Bluff CT
End Sc. JOSEPH regular passenger packet Tcs
speedy through connection by steambcs;l
Council Bluffs
RETURNIHG-wIlIl leavs ST. Joseph .s--
alternate MONDAY az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, u
follows: 'f sfsa ~ a.-4EI
March 80, 18th & s1st; August 9Th and isth;
| May 18th and 26tA; October 18Th and 27th
june 9th and 23d; November 10th snda4ta
July .th and 2lst: s5fs
Departing from ST. Joseph MONDAYS ;, 70
O'Clock a. al. Doniplan at - ~, Atchis&A
P. NJ, Iatan at 3 p. NJ, Kickapoo At P. "
Weston Tuesdays at a. 81. Port Learea
worth at a. NJ, Leayenworth at a. NJ. Park
vile at 10, A. NJ, Kansas at II, NJ, Wayne Cit'
at 1, P. 81, Liberty at 2, p NJ, New Indspend.
ence at p PM, Iicbfield at 3, pm, Sibiey i,
4, P. M, Camden at 5, P. a., Wellington st6.
p. ~, Lexington, Wednesday at 7, A. NJ, Be-.
lin at 8, A. NJ. Dover at 9, 4. n, WaEerly :,
10, A.. NJ, Hills Landing at II, 4. H., Miami
at J., p. NJ, Brunswick at ?, p. 81, Glassos
at 4, T. M, BooRyille az q, PA, arriving a.
st. Louis Thursday evening in time for th-
Louisville and Mississippi packets, and eve
ming lines of travel in all directions.
The Polar Star has been thoroughly repaired
and refurnished throughout, two state-roous
added, and every Improvement made which
safety, conf ort ard convenience could suSgrs..
Shippers may rely upon the utmost dispatch
in the deliveTy OF their freight. and passenser'
are assured that no exertion on our part b
wanting to render the Polar Star worthy Of
that generous patronage which heretofore ha,
been, and We hope mry continue to be estends'
TO her. E. F. DIX,
s1y e III. Al. BLOSSOM.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Ireland on Buchanan.

A correspondent, in another column cite:
irreputable evidence to show that Fremont
has the sympathies and support of Eng.
land. "Lookers on in Venice" are pro.
| verbally more correct in their conclusions
on matters at issue in which they have az
| interest, than the principals themselves
Deeply involved, then, as Great Britain
avowedly is in the affairs of this country
opinions emanating from her press are en-
titled to serious consideration The views
of Irish journals sustain the acknowledge
nents of English papers. and are to the
same point, though differing materially in
their choice of candidates. The Dublin
Nation, the leading Journal in Ireland,
thus speaks of the Presidential contest in
This country:
Buchanan and Shields both hail from
the North, but Buchanan is American
born. They are Intimate friends. It was
Buchanan, indeed who, to the asionish-
ment OF We t Point, picked out Shields,
then Judge upon the Illinois bench, and
SdZctlCO ~ DtiOdGG l0l1S
Mexican war. Buchanan was then Sec
retary of State--in fact. Premier 10 Polk.
II is mere English ignorance or arrogance
to speak of Buchanan as political adven-
turer and new man. There never was
an American statesman more above the
lmputaiion. He is one OF the wealthiest
men in the Union. He has been a prom
inent and consistent Democratic leader
for forty years. He has character IN the
Senate only second in their day to Web
ster's. Calhoun's and Clay's. His admin
istration. which added California. to the
States, was one OF the most brilliant, and
will become one of the most memorable in
American history. For his Presidency,
we dare hope that a grander glory is re-
served. We hope he may, and 6eiisce he
,piR, get ecery Irish rofe an the Union.--
Personally, there is the strongest attach
ment TO him among the Irish. He bas
made his candidature Anti Know Nothing
In the broadest and stronges, terms. Per-
sonally, he is we'll known to be of the mos,
liberal aud tolerant principles.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Robbing and 4 SON the Order of the day
EsEneErIc ACTION NECESSARY.

81 The disbandment Of the Pro-Siaver
forces for the purpose of Reorganization
has impaired transient courageto Lane
gang Of marauders, and a general pillage
Iobbing and sacking sys,emis going on ii
many parts of the Territory. They hav.
been committing depredations within fif
teen and twenty miles Of this place, ant
yet have not received the shgh,es, check
Something must be done Immediately, o,
the duration of our residence in the Terri
tory is reduced to short space Of time
The two parties cannot winter in Kansas.
1t is the nvowed purpose of Lane to exter-
inmate or be exterminated. The question
has resolved itself into the simple one of
Ito be or not 10 be" inhabitants of the
Territory. Oar citizens are now being
robbed Of everything they possess. 1t is
hise reward Of these hirelings, and they
snre determined to "make it pay" as rob-
berry IS the only resort they have for SUBJ
sislence. The "spois" was the induce
ment that brought them here. and the more
Successful and extensive their operations,
the better ttsey please their masters. whose
object is drive every pro-slavery man
out OF the Territory, by deprlving him OF
ererytisasg he may possess. If we would
escape this fate we must "fght the devil
vitk iire"-scourge the country of aboli-
fic'usm, ffee sollls,n, and every other
tam naable ism that exists. Destroy their
property. crops aud every article that
would conduce to the support of any OF
every person who is known or suspected
of aching. cooperating or sympathising
with abolitionism. This must be done. or
the Territory will be one continual scene
of strife for months to come. Do tn s. and
peace will be restored and quiet prevail.
If it is not now TOO late, the work should be
carried on vigorously.
Instances of robbing are occurring daily.
AT Easton, only twenty miles from this
place. MIR. Dyer's store has been robbed
of all its contents. and his mules, horses,
wagons and other property taken from him.
In Jefferson county they have stolen the
horses of every pro-slavery man, besides
stealing their provisions, bedding &c.,
The country must be purged of these rob-
bers, and that speedily.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
ARMY Eli Passed.

Through the prompt steps taken by the
President. in convening an extra session
of Congress, and the strenuous efforts OF
the friends of justice, the army bill has
been passed without any onerous restric-
tions. Such an enormity was never be-
fore attempted in the. proudess days OF
governmental corruption, and 1t is to be
rrioic.d atthat ''sober second thought
led few OF the opposition to view their
course in its proper light. We snbjoin
the proviso with which abolitionism en-
deayored to deal death blow at Kansas,
and which would have been. accomplished
had il not been for the 6rmness Of the SEN
ate:
Provided, ners5iieless, That No part Oh
the military force of. the United States
herein provided for shall be employed In
aid Of the enforcement of the enactmenis
of the alleged Legislative Assembly ofihe
Territory OF Kansas, recently assembled
at Shawnee Mission. until Congress shall
have enacted either that it was or was net
valid Legislative Assembly. chosen In
conformity with the organic law by the
people OF the said Territory. .assd Provi-
sied. That until Congress shall have pass
ed on the validity ofthe said Legislative
Assembly of Kansas, it shall be the duty
OF the President to use the military force
in said territory TO preserve the peace, sup
press insurrection. repel invasion, and pro-
iect persons and property therein, and upon
the national highways in the State oil Mis-
sour. from unlawful seizures and searches.
,9,sd Be IL further proriisd, That the Pres
ident is required to disarm the present or
x-anized militia ofthe Terri;esp<of Kansas,
and recall all the United States arms
therein disributed, and TO prevent armed
men from going insasaid Territory todis-
iurb the public peace, or aid in the en-.
farcenaent or resistance of real or pretend
ed laws
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09

Col. JI.s LANE1S TIGHT FIx.-Col
Jim Lane, the wife-deserring Free State
hero, was making speech in Iowa. a few
days ago, and denounced the Kansas Leg.
islarure as bogus. Colonel said a man
in ;he crowd, let me ask You question.
SO on said Lane. Well. Colonel if thai
Legislature was bogus, what made you ap.
ply to it for a divorce from your wifez'--
Confused and put out the gallant Colone
sat down. -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
SEASON OF 1856.
st. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Lirs.
.sgula, Tuesday Passenger Packet,

Regular Tuesday Passenger Packet,
For Boonville, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami
HIPS Landing, Wayerly. Dover, Berlin. L-s-
incton. Wellington, Camden, S;bIey, Rchf-h'
New Independence, Liberty, Wayne CITY, Kan
sas. ParkFilfe, Leavenw, IA City, Fort LsaTeh-
worth, Weston, Kcka Z D, Iatan. AtchsOa'
Doriphan, and Sc. Joseph. - szs.r
Faaxzs~ L. The unsurpassed commodious and
sss..sf7afsSf fast Regular Passenger Paekei
ess-s==-ss:E--ssssssa z-s==-s:E--sssssa JAEEES II LUCAS. hndTeF
Wineland Comma ndeF, viii leave for the abo'e
and intermediates points every alternate IqesdsF
during the season, at ! O'Clock, Z a., as 10
March 4th and 18Th. August 9Th and f9th.
ApriI 1st. 18th, 29tll. Septeunber3d. 18th, 3ee.5
Nav 18th and 9th. October 18th and 2stb.
June 10th and oath. November lith and 25h
July 9Th aud 223.l sza4--aaat = - aEss8
Connecting at ST. Joseph with the BInfi Ctr
and st. Joseph regular passenger paeketFC
TENELLE, forming aHi Immediate, relisbl ahd
speedy through connection by Steamboat |"
Council Bluffs f4sees4 = -@zzsaz
RETURNING-ssin leave st. Joseph srsrT
alternate SfoSDAY,, at 10 O'Clock, a. ~.
March io.h and nth. tngnst I ftt and e5i.
Nay 5th ana 10Th. = 0ctebers,tfi and 2eth
June Cd. 10Th and aetf November Sd and I'tn-
July l4th and 18th. December lst.
Departing from ST. Joseph Mondays AZ y
O'Clock. II, DohIpiian at II ~, Atchison az
P 81: Iatan at 3 Pm; kickapoo at 4 P m; Mesen'
TUESDAY. at o'clock. q m; Forf Leave
worth at S a M Learenw oTth AZ 9 M Pa1A.
Vile at 10 N; Kansas at IL m; w se cfs =. a.
p m; LibeBsy at 2 p m; New inde Fe1dencs ..
p p m: Richheld at m: Sibiey at ? NJ
Camden at . N; Wellington az o P m; j 4eslhs
ton on WEDNESDAY, at Z o'clock mi berf'
at 8 NJ; Dover at 9 N; Waveriy at 10 =.
Hills Landing at III . m; Miami at p -. 3.
Brunswick az 2 pm: Glasgow at ? 70 .Bcoils;.-s
.t N m, arr;-vtx ~ 81 ,sfs Tim r. jsy eTfn
In time for I.ouisgiiIe and Mississippi Paeks.
and evening lines OF travel in I'll directions:
The James III. Lncas has been Thoroughly =.
paired and refurnisifed- Throughout, and eve;
ibsprevement made wilick. safrzy, comfort a.
convenience could suggest Shippers may -.
nDon the utmost dispatch in the deliver!
fTezzhts, and passen.srs areassnses thst no = =.
ertioD on our part viii be spared TO renee, .
James n. Lucas w.srfily of that general ra,fo| %.
age WHICH flefetofore has been, and He pop
enssvF eontinao to be extsnded to her. ~n
.A1. ANDREW INELASI--
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
er We learn thai forces tothe amou

e We learn that forces tothe amount
of a thousand strong are encarnped at
Wes.pors, and will soon move up to Law
renee. The volunteers that returned 10
this place have gone again to the scene of
action. better equipped. a-... more ii.oFeugly
organized than ever.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09

E~ Senator Jones. in defining his po-
sition for Buchanan, said that sshe had
been asked by his political associates how,
in the name of God, he could vote for Mr..
Buchanan which he would answer in
Yankee styie-how. in the name of God
could they swallow Andrew Jackson Don
elsonz" aItl s55si s.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Steamboat, 0yarls
REGULAR sATuRDAY pkcss -
81. Louis and ST. 9bsepl, sPsC'

1856. 67 = - >>>-~-,-
| REeuLAR sATuRDar Pas ssa
ST. Louis and ST gbsepls ,pscs,'
.iz J.sN. COxyEIss
for Boonvilie. Glasgow. Brnns,.;.i
! hiilss Landing. WaFeriy. Dover-e. &s>
/ lngIon. Wellington. Camden. S=s;.aai N
ned. 81 Ben ard, New Indepe,-;s.,,
erty, Wayne City, Kansas. =, Ii-.,,,He.
enWorib City, Fort aLeaxen 5. l4esF
AicksPoo. iataH, Atchison, Donias.,rs
SosePh.
| ff@ THE splendid. new.
| SSsfss seages seeamerJ NJ. CoSss,is
- - GEO. W. Bowman. CO stlS
leave for the abere and intermedist. 5esa ts's,
cry ess,o. s.5erna5s sataISsy, during the sea.os
Saturday, March 8, .; Saturday. .p....
APfifa, la; q ssrs
1 4 :" May BIZ. 81; g o. y z;
SO. June Il and %; {.
&c July II and 20; AS
Returning, viii leave ST. Jos.,h
nate Friday, at 10 o'clock, m. a. f'n!ss feI9l! -
Friday, March ,,2s; Friday, spsn..IS's: u.,ISs;
April 5, 10; ssS I, =
May 3. IL, 81; oct sssS sast
I" June g and 2G; Nov.
+" July and is; - 2
Departing from St. Joseph. Fridar. ats
clock m; Doniuhan, at u, m; Atchiso,
m, Iatan at p ms Kiekapoo at.p
ton. SATURDAY. at 7 m; Foit Leapen,yo1,b'f 'h
m; Leaxenworth at y a IN; ParkyilIe Al =
m; Kansas at II m; Wayne City at Nil
erty at 3 p n; New Independence at 2i :.
Rchfeld at p m; Sibley at m; camds.I
. p m; Wellington at 8 p m; Lexinston. 81
day at I a N; Berlin at a m; Dover at Q, 4
Wayerly at 10 a m; HiIi's Laanding at II,
Miami at 1 p m; Brunswick at 2 m; GlsrI
at p N; BoShvilie at 6 p m, arriving |
Louis, " ohdsy. in time for the LoaisviII. \
Mississippi packets, aAd deyening lines O. t1
FL in ali directions ss,,9s,,.i,.-.e-sa.,-5 -
e The I'M. Convers has. been built exprp,,
for MissourisTiser packet She is tie NJ,
splendid passenger steamer ever, bull for n
trade, combining all modern iInpToyenepts MI,
speed, safety and comfort.
Her passenger accenmodaticns are vss,,
passed.
shippers and passengers may rely on /
punctuallty and dispatch. s7s -
Thankful to our former friends and pair,
st steamer Edinburgh. NE solicit eontinust
OF their favors 10 the j.. NJ Convers.
--r-s--<-,--,~- & EO. W. BOWMAN. Captain.
'3-sea1s G.eA. REa CHENEKER. CLERK.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Negroes Decamped.

Two negroes belonsingto Messrs Fred
erick s. .CabbeIl. were decsyed from
this place on Tuesday night. taking
with them two valuable horses. Five
hundred dollars reward is offered for their
apprehension. See advertisement.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
EMPLOYMENT-

"A CENTS (either travelling or ioca') for
"a Newspapers and Periodicals, are req est
to send, without delay, their address 10 II nm
dersigned, and they win be furnished with a
business which will yield them from o. e to
tHo hundred per cent, profit They will ile ,se
state what Newspapers or Periodicals they
have eanrassed for Persons who have not
hitherto acted as Agents, ,but who Neuld like
to engage as such, viii also please send their
names, Post-office address, County and State,
written plainly.
if'' WRIGHT, MASON & co..1ol -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
$500 REFVr ARD.

=. A.-& -A- n Az
DANAWAY from the sSubscIibeis on the
h night of September 9th, two Negro Boys
Ned and Hsrrison. isS 80 ssihs
&, NED is sboat. Is years old, stout ssnd well
built, about feet eight inches high, and weighs
about ITO pounds. At the time or his leaving
was dressed in brown velvet coat. Sss,v SCI :
HARRISON is bright Mulatto, abont five
feet four inches high, weighs about 100 lbs. is
fhout l6 years old, and was rather shabbily
dressed.
Said Negroes took with thsra two Horses.
One black, ak years old, branded H. on left
hip. quite thin, about Is II hands high.
One Claybank, dark name and tail. rather
bushy, 6 years old, about > i-2 hands high
PAGES.
Five hundreddolla reward will be given for
the apprehension and safe return of the Negroes
and Horses, or $3.50 for the recovery of either
Of the Negroes and Horses. zzaa 2 a s
.---. - "A. ]. FREDERICK,
r. II. CABELL.
Atchtaon. K IT, staz EeHH ~ 426-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09

with their trains, Shrinking the governmrIt
viii protect them agains, piilage, are plum
dered within sight, almost. OF a United
tates Fort-Bruns.c:cker. t.aa.F.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
DrpARrmEsr or SrArE.

DEPARTMENT or STATE.
WAsussoTos, September 3, 1856.
SsRs Reiiableiaformation having reach
cd the Pres,den; that armed and organiz-
cd besi.ss q n,e-.. avowetisY L. resellson { :
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
Netu Aobertii.s;elllllel1nl1ts. ll1
ELLIS, CAVEEDER & co..
c. D. ELLIS. Us. cAvENDER. y.sMr1

ELLIS, CAV EEOER C Co.,
CT LOUIS, Missouri, Wholesale dealers in
y BOOTS & SHOES, -4-'1
No. 43 Main S., Corner Pine, are now receiv-
ing their Fall stock. which is of superior quail
ity and style, being manufactured expressly to
orr order, comprising a choice assortment of
Mems calf, Gents kin Boots and Brogans,; Al
Boys, Youths and ehiIdren's stock of every va
riety of style and price, all of which the will
sell to prompt men, or For cash, at small sd-
vance over Easterncost. :zaIa = a5ls5 k8a
An examination of our stock is solicited.
sls fS6-3m -s = e4e -siss s-4"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09

II homes. men are the sal of the earth.
rrrste girls may " saii;o be TIE sugar.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
AMa0nIfmfnts.
81 No Gasdifafe. nczae .rzH Be IN.
serted pnfH th: fee isPAIp.

We are authorised TO announce RICH
AkD L KIRK. as a candidate for Seat in the
House OF Representatives Of Kahsss Territory.
Subject to the decision of Pro-Slayerv Con-
vention. l6-te