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Notice..

FEVHE Tax Lists tor lo53, are now in my
& hands and hold them ready for inspection.
rrqu,staH persons TO inform NE OF any taXables
which may not ba listed.
.5-Ali persons THAI have not paid their taxes
for I-5f, ,S.U surely come up and tGrh note.
I. GREER, Sheriff.
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Another EEaCG

O. iaid III the same uei-hjohooG, containing III
heres, Hci watcrtd. and hI.ing Oh It IarG Gua2-
~ ui eNcei.cat timber CGuycuiet,t tn IA" Mil
'l.ss place Is known - the Pine Hi Tract.
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Notice.

Ii, persons indebted to tn firm of IR
\ WIN, HUGGlNS x Co., viii find J. F.
Irwin or I. ID. Gillespie always ready and
happy to settle. Accounts and Notes Eot set
ted by January Court will be found In the
hands OF IA, officer for collection.
J. F. IRWIN.
L. D. GILLESPIE.
Oct o. l3-tt
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EARTHQUAKE IN H0NDURAs.-Ac CORES =
pondent of the \. Y. Herald, writing from
Ralize, Honduras. on the 18th August, says:
On the 9TH instant violent shock Of an
earthquake was felt in this town. 1t took
place about 5 o'clok p. NJ, and lasted
nearly half minute. The shock was at
tended with heavy rumbling sound. very
much like the distant thunder, and at the
same time the crockery. glass and wine
bottles in the houses-and in fact, our
houses themselves began shaking and dane
inp-so violent was the motion, and so fear
full the cracking of the tiinbers and boards.
The whole population ran into the streets
many Yelling with terror, while others, on
their knees. were crying for mercy to Him
who maketh the earth to quake. The same
shock extended to the islands in our vicin-
ity. was felt in Jamaica, and was very Sc
we're at Omoa, where there were lOo shocks
and where it was felt for eight days, slight
IL. The same may be said here. as very
slight trembling in the earth ia occasional
" felt up to the present time.
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Interesting NUGICc.

i rare opportunity to buy GOOD LIND.
,I'HE subscriber is desirous of selling his
plantation, lying in Mecklenburg courty,
on the Nation Ford Road, and one mile west
of Morrow Turnout, on the Charlotte and
South Caroline Rail Road. The situation is
a desirable oRe, being near the junction ottwo
public roads. The tract contains
2S9 AcFeSz
lies well, is OF a dark sandy soil, OF easy cui
tivat,on, and produces well-about IS acres
are unaer Gu tivation, and there is 20 CT so
acres OF the best woodland in The county. The
balance is lying out, has grown up with P'ness,
and would produce go as ever. 1t Is we'll
watered. a big Branch" running through the
tract, on which there Is some
SUPERIOR BOTTOM
Meliorate your condition not by ''going
west, but by buying good land susceptible OF
improve ment and possessing market facilities,
and social and moral advantages. "Nut sed."
ROBT. H. HARRIS.
Pineville, P. o., N. c.
Sept. go, Is56-p'ds2, ,25-Sw
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J III . = II
AgsDEEeG5e EsHc6

cn NcNIpne's Greek in Necli'anhurg, containing
- Acrcs, known a. the Rca Nine iIact This
t..lm s well improved with good dwelling hO"sc
and Oh; buildings, Is well wa;c.ed, and hes Oh the
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
t. Governor Wise, of Virginia.

to Governor Wise, of Virginia. is
quite confident Of the election OF Buchan-
an, as he writes to the Chairman Of the
Pennsylvania Executive Commute, that
Virginia will give him twenty thousand
majority. and that he vii! be elected by SO
triumphant majority as to merge the old
and respectful bic parties in each other, and
to consign all others, all the is:ns Of all
colors, 10 lasting silence and secrecy.
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For tongrsss-4M District.
J.S.NES CRsHkG
OF Buchanan County.
lection, rirss Monday i'm August

IysoLFScE OF THE BRITISH PRESS
]. seems that while a number Of the En-.
r,sh journals are disposed to discuss in q
E-adiI and honorable spirit the difficulty
Tih the United States. there are others
"a. stop a, no insane abuse. The Lon
W Pcs: says tic Champion difficulty is
,alYa question: Of temper" and then man.
!cs;s i:' own ii-.empcr and bad manners
y speaking OF the 'higheadedness" OF
rcsden. Pierce and his advisers. Az
raer insolcntiy ailudcs TO the majority of
he people Of the United States, as the
rabbi. who control the politics OF the
,l.te."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

oaEcoS.-TAc bill preparatory to the
ain;ss;oa Of Oregon into the Union viii
lohaMy pass both Houses at this session.
t& the action of the Senate on this bill
Friends upon the passage OF some one Of
f. propositions in relation to Kansas, now
f'.lfe tina, body. or soon TO be introduced
Pre-. j the House should insist upon
FL admission OF Kansas with the Toneka
'as'';at.on. it may dcfea, the passage OF
b Oregon bill.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

Ia Market St, Louis. Mo-, March 5, 1855.
Dear Sir: am doing an extensive travel in
the West and Southwestern States. as Gen
erai Agent for Adams American Lniulent, and
.Vsuld be glad IL you would favor me with a
consignment of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
as feel assured that can int oduce il in many
places where II IL not known, as rny own head
is living testimony of it's Valuable properties,
in restoring the hair to lis natural color. am
forty years old. and nv hair was almost viii q,
but after usiEg three half pint bottles. my hair
Is "a beautiful auburn, as it was ateishseen, and
much improved in appearance. and would not
be without bottle on hard, for the price of
ten. should be glad TO attend &c any matter
that is connected with the Hair Restorative -
have been for thirteen years eng aged IN the
same business and will be glad to hear from
yoa soon. My address is PARIS. Tennessee =
Yours respectfully, - WI b. BOONE
As Some think the original Restorative CON
tanning Sediment, was better than the clarified
or clear, we viii eotify ali that hereafter we
will PIT mp and keep constantly on hand both.
that which is clear and that which contains
Sediment, hence dealers are required TO specif,
which tileg desire.
Sold at ia Market street. 81. Louis. $40
Broadway, New York. and BIZ all Druggists
every where. Ali kinds OF family patent Inedi-
eiEes for sale oilthe most liberal terms at Prof
Woods establishment, LA MARKET street, St.
Louis.
Price-haif pints 81, or six bottles for s. j;
pints 81, or SIX bottles for So; quarts S3, or
sin bottles for SIC. A much larger discount
viii he given or. larger Quantities.
e. For sale by al Einsgis.s.
3 so for sale Pref. Woods, Oriental Sana-
tive Imminent ard Vegetable Magic Life Pills,
warranted better than any, other o. the money
in all cases refunded. Remember this and try
them. See Circular. .a2
Stephen johnson, Agent, Atchisna K. II.
October 2. 1853. II S25 90. s.fss .5-s.--s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
rs We suppose the Black Republican
iicke, vii! be printed la doneson, thus:
FOR PR E SIDEN
col. j. fremont,
SO,g-IN LAW OF
TfyCaz las IA. E7ESTG

Un1ox OF THE NEW YORK HARDs AND
sor7s-TLe State Committee OF the Hard
and Soft sections of the Democracy met a,
Albany, New York, to arrange the pre-
iirninaries for consumating the union of the
factions, as recommended by the Cincin-
nati Convention. After considerable CO.
quoting on the part of the Hards, tie
proposition Of the Sof.s, to hold State
Convention composed OF delegates from
each Assembly district was adopted by
both parties. This Convention will nom.
mate Presidential electors, candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Canal
Commissioner and State Prison Inspector.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

l. Der of the medical profession:
ST. PAuL, January 1, 1855.
Prof. o. J. Mood Dear Sir: Unsolicited, !
tend You this certificate. After being nearly
bald for a long time and having tried all the
hair resto Fatves eXtant. and having no faith in
any, was induced, on hearing of yours. to
give it trial. placed myself in the hands of
a barber, and h ad M head ra5bcd with a good
stiff brush. and the Restorative then applied
ami well rubbed in, till the scalp was AL a
glow. Tits repeated every morning and il:
three weeks the voung hair appeared, and grew
rapidly from August4ast up TO The present time.
and is now thick, black and streng-scft and
pleasant to the touch. whereas, before it was
harsh aud why. what little there was of 1t. aud
that little was disappearing very rapidly. still
use your Restorative about twice week, aEs.
shall soon have good and perfect crop Of hair.
Now haze read of these thinSs--a,id who has
not? bu1 have never seen hitherto any case in
which any PERSONS hair was really benefited
by any of the hair tonics, &c, of the dav and
II really gives pleasure TO record the result
OF my experience. have recommend. ell your
preparation 20 others, ana l. already has large
aud genera! sale thsonohc,l. the Territory. The
people here saw is cts, end have confidence
II It. The supply you sent as- as wholesale
agents for the Territory, is nearly exhausted
and daily inquiries are made for it. You de-
serve credit for your discovery. for one res
tilrn yol thanks for the 5eaef. it has done me.
for certainly had despai.ed long ago Of ever
efiecting any such result.
YolIs, hastily, ]. ~. BOND.
FIJI u Of Bond & Keilog, Druggists.
st. Paul, II. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

BE- S. S. Weisiger of Amelia. J. II.
Gilmtr Of Richmond. r. 3. Davis OF Lou
isa. w. w. Cosby Of GoochIand, and G..
w. Boiling of Petersburg, decline to &C:
as Presidential electors under the appoint
meni of the Fillmore Convention recently
held in Staunton, Virginia.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

H!GsLT IMPORTANT pEc:s,os.--The
commissioner Of the General Land Office
pa cce;ies that the term .doubie mini.
Ill. frits." a. liking the price d. which the
cate sections OF land reserved to the
aiicd States along tie lines OF the sew.
ial !aiir>.ds for which grants Of land
'a'e recently been made 10y Congress viii
's he'., is equivalent to 50 90, and no
oo4lle the present graduation price" O
nc lands urder the &C. Of August 4.
SIS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
". NJ. .M.aKAw. Def

=
NUW at this day comes the said plaintiff by
IN his attorney and the Court here being salts
iied that the said defendant is aon resident of
the Territory of Kansas and that process garnet
be served upon him. It IS therefore ordered by
the Court hat h. be notified os the perliahcy of
this suG and that said Plaintiff did on the lirs
day Of Aprft e. D. 1856 fi:e IN The office OF :sis
clerk cs the Rsebate Court for zfarshaiI frty
his certain dseiaration against the said stefen-
dant praying 20. Judgement on account of dam.
ages sustained by the said plaintiff. and thar he
be mortified thereof by publication ii. soma
newspaper published in the Territory Of Kan.
sas, for four successive weeks, the last inser-
tlen Of which to be al least four weeks previous
10 The commencement of the next term of this
Court and ns.iess the said defendant shall make.
his pc soBal appearances before the Judge of
said Probate. Court on the HFss day OF the next
term thereof 70 be holden at the colsty- seat Of
Masshail county on Monday the &, s. day OF
SePtea.beE next and plead, answer, or deInar to
the said plaintiffs declaration, Tie same viii
be taken - against him for confessed, and
iudgsaEEt entered accordingly. sfsss4sna
i tEae copy OF tie Record Attess--ssss
sfas JAMES n. McCLoSEY, Clerk. g
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

h0nERr EaMErr.-This gentleman.
no acted as temporary chairman OF the
Enadelpais Black Republican Conven-
PSa,ls one OF the famous Emmett family
|-th found refuge in this country from
P'Aticai prosecutions in Ireland. We are
|sfr. sony TO see him in such company
4 Ea'ever sreason others may hatch, hi.
pane ought never be raised against the
F'-H''y which gave him home and a
Pae!er from British oppression.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

THE SPIRIT OF THE cANvAss.--When
Hon. Mr.. Willard, tho Democratic can
diaate for Governor Of Indiana. addressed
the people at Muncie, Delaware county,
the Know-noihings placed negro named
a nderson on the stand to answer him.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
OVER roO. 600 PEassONs..

This is beyond doubt the most perfect and
efficient Company of Artists of the Equestl ian
School and Arena OF the Athiata ever organized
embracing lly such mt N 5ers as have shown as
celebrities IN the Old and New World. and
whose performances are not rehash of things
TO longer novel, bat series of true wonders
| al Ike remarkable for their ingenious and skill
| full execution, grace and style, and wondrous
intre piiity, among which feats Will be present.
ed the La Trappez, La Corde Taete, La Perche.
Double Summarizing, &c, &C., so seldom
seen outside of large cities.
Among the members, and performances OF
Ia great COMPANY. viii be seen
NET George SsS eet, the wonderful per-
form y Pour Ia Coo Taat. .'@-'-
1Er III. T. Day, ihe hercuiear double
no: seman. =
dr- Geo. sloman g. 44Pupix, perfor-
Iness OF the extraordinary La irappsz, hrst sea
son produced in this co:tltry.
Mons DE jean, TIE astonishing Double
Snrnraersetter. ii ST tine in this country.
Mr. VI SzSnass s. Fsspil, performers
of the fascinating II Pc chs
Mons. jean Harpiere, Leader Of Bat
,enis' FiyiLg and AEa ara le 81, ana summer
Master " lille, La Grande Eq estsianne
Pc .te. ~
Hons. Deva,oy, the Antipode Rope Per-
fermef, e st time W messed il this coa;try.
+ SHI-HA-PO-NAH, OF the winged Bird; The
only Aboriginal; Equestrian ofthe Arena in lie
world, with Mas. 8. Brattor, Foster, Elmore
Banker, one. the Sac and Eek Indians.
Ksw-shaw Canoe, Kia1-me-W ean,
Okote- Wei-in, Os-k Nc Wean,
Tc-da-oick, ho-Go-soh-sa,
Na-non- "a dona, Cke-te-Sah-Ia,
S.w-Iaph-su, Ah-wa-ne-tank.
All of whom will appear in the scenes OF the
Circle, including HorsemadshiP, Pagean.s, En-
trees. Vaulting, Tumbling, Leaplng, facing,
Ddacing, Singing, Feats, Gymnastic and Aero
biting, Rites and Ceremonies, Pantomines, In
teriides, and Afterpieces--the whole enlivened
with the brilliant and sparkling wit, repartee,
queer doiags and funny sayings OF the n Trsst-
THREE GOOD CLOWNS,
DAY, AzNWREGKzT and JEAN.
Each act will be accompanied With the soul
stirring st aims of the
FULL BRASS AND STRING BANDS,
led by the Lion Bug,er, Freeman, and H. Spoy-
err, late of the Ole Bull Concerts. -.- $50
The Pavilion within which this immense
Company will give their entertainments Is ca
pablo OF seating 900 peFrons, and 80 constructs
ed that the view IS unrestricted ION all parts
within .ze. ezsrsf f-rse.sz-- = =
The public may rest ASSURED that every de-
with view to the real pleasure aid amuse-
patronage.
Admission SO cts, ceiidren and servants IS
cents.
Opening pageant at p and 6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
THOS. F. CHAMBERS, Agent
This Company win exhibit at
Weston. Thursday 29.
iatan, Wednesday. 80.
St. Joseph Friday Aug. Ist
July p, 1856. 56-2t ~ ~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
ssEayed cy Stolen

IRON the suoscs.i.er, HTing .sar c7szz.-e.,
Il MarssEille, ..absas TersitoT. ~
about the 2Sd o. November ,ast, SIX 49,.
head OF woFk oxen o. the following description.
one pair ri eritadle Stages ten or Twelve years
old. T.Ch Loies ia THAR horns GU pair Of i:Ee
year oids, with white bacEs, oae 5-iat.8a and
tLe othe' { brown; alsoa pair aboot Fl eltt years
Old, White and isle o.iseT red. EnfcsrnatIcE
left AZ this Office. o. viii the ss.aseriber -
Marysgii.e, VIII be- tiiaakf.liy received -
Jan. %, 80. 47-ts K HARDEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
SO The New York Herald in an a

80 The New York Herald, in an ar
ticle reviewing Mr.. Buchanan's foreign
policy, says: We do no. say this from
any feeling of hostility to Mr.. Buchanan,
nor with any view to Contribute TO his de-
feat; for We presume that he will be cleo
ted without much difficulty, considering
the senseless distractions and divisions
among the opposition ranks"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

PRor. wocD's Ham REsTosArIYE-The
testimony of al, VINO have thoroushiy tested
il will restore the gray ssnd the bald. eradicate
diseases OF the scalp. preserve the hair from
falling ard preserves the color perfectly TO ex-
IRENE old age. II r now put up both with and
wit.lou. sediment. See advertisement.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

Cosr OF THE WAR IN EURoPr.-The
New York Journal OF Commerce CON-
ments upon the cost of the war, to the allies
$500 600, 600 TO England. and as nuc;
more to France, to say nothing of Turkey
and Sardinia. Including the Russian ex.
pendlture, the cost is supposed to be two
Thousand million dollars.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
Neto advertisements

AreHIsos, July %, 1880.
TINE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
i ing under the name Of n UT'T s. SMITH, IS
dissolved by The death of OF the senior partner.
All persons having claims against the firm will
present them for settlement. All persona in
debted are expected to come forward and settle
the same, as further indulgence can net be
given. a. G. SMITH, surviving partner.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
". g. BRIGGS,
Whole Sale and Retail dealers in
St0Ses SgssG Tia Hare

thy ~ HESiON mo-
TERRITORY OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF
MARSHALL in the District Court OF the
third District of said Territory.
LEWIS HaRDEs' Foreign Attachment on
". NJ Maeaaw. Plea of Assumpsi. in case.
A Nd now. to Wit, June "a, 1856 on motion of
N F J. M,rshali Esq, Attorney for Pain
tiff, the Court order and direct Notice ky publ
cation in one newspaper in the Territory of
Kansas. to the said IS. NJ. F.. Magraw defend
ant, that his property has been attached on a
plea of TresPass, on the case for debt amount
Ing to one hundred and thirty-four dollars and
seventy cents, and that unless he be aud appear
en or before the third day of the next Term to
be holden al Maysvi,ie in said County OF NJ .r-
shall on the fourth Monday, 2ith day of Nov.
1856, Judgement will be rendered against him.
and his property will be sold 10 satisfy the
same j certify that the above is true copy
of the Record. j. uNEAFER,
Clerk of Sd Dist. Court.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
~N0TECE. "a

EcU 10 I'VE 80
FTNHE following iist of articies. taker, off the
Il wreck Of the A. 3. Chambers, xere i.ft
on the steam ferry boat Lewis Blraes and are
held sabject to Etie order of the owners:
One Trunk containing Wolne,s Clothing:
One Bag, do. DC. do;
One EaFpet-sack, containing Gen.ss ctotf. 6.-
The above articles. If not called To- within
thirty daYs, viii be sold n paw char
March 2s- T.4tfl D. =. SENN:aGs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

THE FORREST DIvoRcE.-The Supreme
Court OF N. Y. is expected to set next
week decision on the motion for new
trial, in the case of Forrest VS.. Forrest
1. is sand that Mrs. Sinclair, just before
leaving San Francisco for Australia, init
mated tina, should new trial be grated,
she should rot defend il.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

Cow FOR FREMoNT.-It is stated that
she three American" journals in New
Hampshire--the Concord Reporter, the
especial organ Of Gov. Metcalfe, the
Bailot-have all declared for Fremont.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
sseambosf I'll Dst
1855 Seass1 ts.E-r''le'ss.s-ee.nsI.t- ies
Regular 7 ,rTsssv sIiss,Iu-fs River Packet. sssz
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very. Berlin Ef.- incs4n. Caradsil,~
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sss, 2 f-s'e- Iear sFoTtli CT, FrEt LIVER
worth, 2Wrsfr-1. sesr.c-o.e latzn.5 A.ch.scn
pSni5haa al S.~Jas id.
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Is f 5sSs.s- racsssts 81 fsSiisSs ga ~ Wa 4
rss-.slS FaEpEv tees.sr viii tsass fer
rs eaete ana Ir,,ssr,-a pss:iss every a,.sa-.
r&ts ih1-sce5 tF!HS ;ils s-e-oE, q y oSie> -
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aai4 Wednesday. as fuiovs :z55z=s1 - so
5 W.F;nes-s2y, March - anu %: April ase
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81: AegJst B and "a; SsP.eInser 10 and -
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bar 8. $50 s.-5ss-szs r Es -=
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10 oseiock Il, Atci1is3H Il AZ 4 =, i.sSslazt5
& J. III, ami gsii arrive * Arsscu ssnre day
and remain there o eF Eisst.z Lsssc Weston 81
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al a. II i42-i en'ToTth CitV III n. Park
vile at 10 M Kansas 8t IL H.; H.tvs,sz G.vs4
CT y. m; is7..FtY Of n; Richieia al s..ss-
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81 M s:enss aa1 res;e;a a.iegs ever risat : i
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n; I;ll,s Lining .t Il a. "a I'D ai7i :: pan;
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SeoEe!iile :: = ..sEa WI, ~rrire q ST. LOSS.
S,tsZaay atsse..es 81 tlne - f.-et SIC fo.;
F.ae Ia Il ooe. s;Ent oi2'otiter .eanc ns.cilets.
The Moa--I>-s7 SziR lss 5e-s,Sais ext. ess!y e4z
for TIE aisso,i Yer tr.d aEEss rery iiiproy
NETT made which cor. ans. coSvess-.
eace eosld sasess.. btsi.speEs may Feis uren' ..
lie utnos- aislsetei "a tize l,!ire-y Of th1ir
;reiEit, afa pa q ass 1rea ihat .osxss
erl.oi on our part viii e q: - rehier II, e
Morning Scar oithy CT that generous s,a.-.s
rona svl5ch he e3Icre ha bsen ard VI finr,ess
MAJ continue &c D., cx,sn:ei sosfsr ,,tIieets
til-ssa III. BaiEEEY, Master. -. 2
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eE ssos zE.ssT.sr.

Regular t.:se5-9.i sc pet. 20 HscEriile.
- esso..-, Z zt:-s-i:lk "a. I.4I's Izsrdisr
3 v a.esiy, i,eTfIas Lsz.4.z.s,n, s.r:iinstcn.
= CaG.-ca, I..ss.ty,, Ia. ,.-.;ience. Kansas.
I@<:..see.a elJ, @eq.-l., Itch soa nd
s. J1srsh.
<zs~a.:. T'ITg, ersirefv s.e4v ed fs-.e pas-.
{ s-fsas.Ese ST. s.szlaeF Isa1fE * (. vt. WI
Eas.lese- sssE Eezal..E t.i.sse t.e<
tween -. Lo1-- ant =. szsgEs, N he RI. isiDy
e .1EIssat:oE- As TIC E=EiyFais. 10 sta3ffclliy-
bal. as.d very .iS::- as. k.,sa,.if,. Only II
Inches vTate-,1 afs l.@s , .5s-i.s a,-e1.s.arat-
To - tx passsIge:s, Ne w. esE ID i;er iine-
"a ss,l-e q .-.roaage. LIS cost ..asi baif.
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fi.sea HUG. I. = f[f'T:s. Master.
II. =. 5:cr93NALD. - -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

6. The undersigned, Rev. J. K Bragg. is a min
lister in regular standing, and pastor of the Or
thoeiox Church, at Brookfcid, Massachusetts.
He ID gentleman of considerable influence.
and unisei sally beloved.
Copy @ Wy. DYER.
R f1 RRooxyIELp, Jan. 12sh. 1855.
prof, Wood-Dear Sir. Having raade trial
OF your Hair Restorative. 1t gives TIE pleasure
to say hat its effect has been excellent in re-
moving Inflammation, daHdrufT, and constan;
tendency TO itching, with which / have been
troab Cd from my childhood, and has also re-
stored .,y hair, " hich was becoming gray, to
its origipateo.or. l have used no other article.
with anything like the same pleasure and prof
it. -z-.E Yours truly.
J. k BRAGG
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
Announcements.
80 No Contributes nan.e ,r,U BE- IN
serted unta the fee IS PAID. gag

We are authorised TO announce EICH-
ARD L. KIRK. as 4 candidate FOR q Satin tn
House of Representatives of Kansas Territory.
Subjec. TO the decision Of Pro-S,averylC an-
Sention. 1Gree
SAINT. DICKSON is candidate for aSeat
in the House Of Representatives. of ka.sos
Territory. at the October election. 9 1879
~ DR.. JOHN r. sTRINGFELLow is
a candidate for Sent in the House of Repie-
sentatives o: the Territory Of Kansas. SD
iect 10 the decision of Pro-Slayery Coryea-
tion flt-tdi
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29
References:
SzeuyeG.

A DARK BROWN HORSE, with as
N short bob tail, two hind feet white. SYE3
small star in the forehead, and PAGES.
He was lost about fifteen miles from Westport
oa the road to franklin. Any information sent
to this office, or to A. G. Boone, Esq, al West
port, that vii! lead TO the recovery of the horse
will De Thankfully received by the undersigned
Il. S. KELLEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

TosEPH o CARR ia duly authorized to ac
= as my Attorney, during my absence from
this City. BIN LEBBY.
Atchison, July End 1856
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-29

INDIANA PoLIrIcs.-Hon. Thos. Cor
win, Of Ohio, is stumping it in Indiana II
favor OF the Black Republicans.