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1864
1919
1856 Spring Arrangement. 1855
Regular Thursday Missouri River Packet,
#. h. Chambers.


1855 Spring Arrangement. 1855
Regular Thursday Missouri River Packet,
II. p. Chambers.
Jas. GoRmLEy, Master. - D. JAMESON, Clerk.
Fer Brunswick, Miomi. Hill's Landing, Wa
verify, Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Camden,
SlbieE, Richield, Liberty, Independence, Kan
SIS, PaTkviiie, Leaveawofth City, Fort Leaven-
worth, Weston, kiekapoo, Iatan, Atchison,
Doniphan and St. Joseph.
frzse~a h The new and splendid passenger
slLlsss7ssss4rzssS packet, A. B.. CaAaBERs, James
zssszzsszzsss@s2szGor Master, viii leave fer.
the above and intermediate points every altern-
ate Thursday during the season, at o'clock.
P. NJ; as follows:
Thursday. N.rc,, aud 20; April and II;
Nav 1, IS and 29; June II and 20; July 10 and
"a; August and 2l; September and 16; Oc-
toher ?, 10 and 30; Nov. Ii and q
Returning. will leave ST Joseph every alter
nate Wednesday, as follows:
Wednesday, Mnrch II and &c; April and
2S; May I and p; June and ls; July and
80; August 10 and 81; September 10 and "a;
October and -; November and 10; Decem-
berg.
Departing from ST. Joseph. Wednesdays at
10 O'Clock a N, Atchison at II. n, Iatan a
II N, and will arrive at Yves on same day
and remain there over night. Leave Weston
Thursdays at O'Clock a. m; Fort LsarenwoEth
at a. m; Leasenwcrth City at 81 a ~; Park
willie at Id a. n; Kansas at II ~; Wayne City
at o. n; Liberty at , p. M; Richiield al 3 p.
IN; S.bley at 4 p. M; Camden at p IA; We
iinston at i p. m; AMI arrive at Lexington
same evening, and remain there over night
Leave Lexington fridays at Z o'clocka. H.;
Berlin aud Dover at s. a. m; Waverly at 10 a
m.;Hill.s Landing al IL a. a.; Miami at pm;
Brunswick at = p. n, Glasgow al p. NJ; and
Bonneville at 81 p IN. VIII arrive al st. Louis
Saturday afternoon in time 10 meet the Louis
vile mall bog;s, and all other evening packets.
s Is. h1a been built expressly
for the Missouri river trade ard every i'm prove
ment made which safety, comfort and convent
ence could suggest. Shippers may rely upon
the utmost dispatch in the delivery of their
freight, and passengers are assured that 10 ex-
ertio:l on our part will be spared 70 render the
a. B. Chambers worthy of that generous pat
ronage which he e:ofore has been, and we hope
may continue to be extended to her.
JAMES GORMLEY,
IS " DAVID ia MIS0N.
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In PaFkville. Me-, on Friday December 18th
at the residence of James Cunningham, Mary
Ava, daughter of James W. ami Susan "A.
Greene, aged years. se*
A lovely form is sleeping
In the cold and silent earth;
A broken band is weeping,
Beside lonely hearth.
A little seat is empty, t
prattling voice is hushed,
And heart once warmly beating,
80. Is turning back to dust.
bud of hope is withered,
just bursting into bloom
The chain of lore lies shvered,
Sweet joys have changed 70 gloom
Removed each dear remembrance
F.om our sad eyes to-day
Orr little treasure Mamie
o put them all away!
We call her name-ve listen
There comes no answering sonnd-
AS once, she does not hasten
And 10 our fond hearts bound. @a
No more can we enfoid her 4ss =
And o how much we miss I'd
Her little arms eEtwinlng,s
TER sweet and gentle kiss. s8E
Oh death-"stern lesoletor," .es-,.
Canst thou not pity feei?;- "a asa
Yet hush-Our Fathers pleasure ses
Is love and mercy still.
He took from us oitr 10. ed one,
And though our teat-d. ops swell,
We would not, dare not nIurmur,-
''He doeth all thinss weH.'' ss
And in those heavenly bow.rs, /
Where de- th can never. come,
O'er which no sorrow lowers, fa'1f+
She finds happy home. @s
Ard the;e, wi.h mind expanding
BY sweet instructors led,
She roanls the fields OF pleasure
Oar darling is rot dead. @37
The thought so dear we cherished,
- And wipe .oar tears sway;
We'll cling, while earth hopes perish,
To those that mere decay; ee &:
And in the heavenly mansions,
When time with US shall close,
Well meet oar angel Mamie US
~ And share her sweet repose.
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PROPOSALS.

= EALED Propos Is viii be .et evei By the
~ undersigned until the 2ts; day of Jan. 30,
70. the purpose of b.iidfng a Court House and
jan IN The town OF Troy, the county SCAT OF
Donipl,n CoaA<y, a. which time the proposals
will be opened by the judges OF the County
Couit, who eserse themselves the right to
reject any they may deem too high.
Any person who eNpec s his bid 70 Claim the
consideration CT the Court, should have it &c
companied by at least two solvent securities.
conditioned for The faithful performances Of the
wo:k. ShJHld he Couit ;wald the contlacl
TO the person named in the enclosed proposal.
the plan and specification of said billings can
be seen a. any time at The County Clerks Office
in Doaiphan Co., Il. Z.
All persons making inquiries OF the under
sigrei by mail N relation 10 the above business
may expect an immediate answer.
~ JAS. r. WHITEHEAD.
CT K o. Don phat. Co., K [,
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.fsaSe ssisss Female Scaool.

AIRS. s. Z. HINTON will resume teaching
NI in Atehison, on Monday, The 2fst day of
Jansa~y- She viii give instructions in the fol
loyin. branches, to wit: Spelling Reading
Writing. Arita.netic Grammar, Geogsa ply, His
tory. and Philosophy. AID the higher branches
of anEnglish education.
R Inc School Room is wa. m and comfort
ahir.
Ternss-Four dollars aud fifty cents Cor
session of twelve weeks, which includes all ex-
pensas. except books anil statioae Y.
Persons wishing 70 sead their children will
find the ..artt,issi' az che store OF Barnes &
Bros. in the hands os .fr- j. Ii. DiasnSame,
or at the school room.
Eso:ssdiag-A few papiis can be accom-
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agents for squaffer sovereign.


The following persons are authorized to
&C, as Agents Tor the '.SaUATrER SovER-
EIGS.
! ..ss ! $; s p, Mscs.Dr; Weston
Rour S WITnERs, T;b,r,v
IspcrJ. T. V.THoMpsoS, Liberty
i J. r. BEAVER, Evansville.
H Il ca.,.1 e B4AHa' Platte City.
q. W. WITHERs, Richfield.
Paor. H. B. ToDD, Camden Point.
JESSE MILLER, Hampton, Platte County.
Col. Z. b. EWING, Richmond.
G :; ". + H r cs,,. Fayette.
d. C. GARTH, Huntsville.
J. REaioK, Wellington.
:. C.. HurcHrsoN, Glasgow.
r. p. WILKINSON, Brunswick.
l.. d. HARwooD, Mimi.
+ T.d T. X Wrs s,.rsor. Roeheport.
". H. BoYER, Arrow Rock.
NJ. y. COLLINS, Glasgow.
\. S. Jonxsos, Westport.
r go a.. h Gass1 Lexington.
p. Z. YovREE, Wavcrly.
A a. Z 8. { cs srnsrss' parkville.
]. F, BRoApuURsr, Platte County.
B. w. GROVER Esq, Warrensi urg.
+. ]. Triton, Boliver, Polk County.
N. b. HOLDEN, Clinton, Henry County.
Hos. ]. Fl. BIRcH, Plahslurg.
Col. Hiram KIcn, Fort Leavenworth.
r.. McMuRRAv ESQ, Independence.
D. n \ sIsasx Barry, Mo.
ii. ConpELL, Pleasant Hill. Cass. Co.,
Hoy. john DoSIrHAN, Jefferson f.;tv
Grx. f. l.. EDWARDS, N'''
A. C. BLACKWELL, Carroll county.
Epwrx G.. BoorH, Kansas Territory.
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Salt Lake Correspondence.
GREAr SALT LAKE Cry.
Utah Ter, October 81. 1855

| 1REAT SALT LAKE CITY,
| Utah Ter, October 81, 1856.
| EDITOR OF THE SaUATTER SOVEREIGN
Dear Sir: The Squa,ter Sovereign has
come duly to hand, for which thank you.
and in order to reciproeate your kind at
tentions, sit down 10 give you few items
Of Salt Lake news.
The enligrating companies lave all ar
rived safe in the Valley, having expert
enced no difficulty whatever with the In
| dian tribes. General peace and prosper
ity has attended the journeying camps of
Israel across the plains during the past
season. r. s.seef -sa=
The grass-ioppers have done much
damage in the Valley. The early crops,
| especially in the southern settlements, were
nearly consumed, bat tie late paintings Of
corn and potatoes, together with other ar
! iicles of produce, have fnatured SO as to
SAFE the people from desti,ution. 1t is
supposed we shall have bread sufficient to
sustain the population till next harvest. 1t
is we'll for us, and Uncle Sans troops, that
they have not this winter come to quarter
with us, for then we might haue been n1u-
tually subjected to suffering for the lack of
grain. ..
Arrangemertsa are beginning to be made
in :. Rush Valley" 10 sustain portion of
United States troops, about forty miles
from Great Salt Lake City. In that little
valley, o tract of land is held in reserve
for military station, and preparations are
being made to open farm in connection
with it; SO, suppose, We may look for
military force being stationed there about
year hence.
No serious difficulty, at present, exists
between Us and the Indian nations. We
are establishing missionary forts among
them, in which those .actuated with love
TO that people may reside while they en-
deavor to reclaim them from their present
degraded and loattsone condition.
Tie weather has been, and sill is, ex-
ceedingly dry. 1t is warm and pleasant,
though we had frost sufficient, about three
weeks ago, to injare the unripe corn.
Great Salt Lake City, and the other cit
les in the Territory. are rapidly improving.
Good feeling exists between those who are
and those who are not, of the faith Of the
: Latter Day Saints" The 'sGen,iles,"
as they are. sometimes called, have not yet
established an opposite religion. There
is room for Baptists and missionaries in
this Territory, aud it is strange that pious-
i disposed persons, who lament the condi-
tion OF ''etai's' population, do not send
over a helping hand.
My paper is full. and my time is limit |
ed. SO. for the present, excuse more
lengthy communication.
UTAH CORRESPONDENT.
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A. J. G. WEsTBRooK,


HAS JUST RECEIVED AND Opened A
Large assortment OF Groceries,
WHICH ARE FOR SALE al
Wholesale or Retail, on VERY reasonable
TERMS FOR CASH,
@aAT the store formerly occupied as a
ttfsZssH eDr,,x Store, BY Esveii & Dykes, con-
- isting in part of the following arti-
clas:
Whiskey-Meyers rectihed, Monongahela: old
rye and bourbon; branls; pianat, eastillion,
Movers proprietor American brandy cher
ries and ginger brandy old holland gin !;
scheidan srolnatic schnapps; rum
wines-old port malaga; Madeira;
sherry ciaret; champagne sc. Sc.
Bitte.s-Dr. ]. Hostetter's cell
ebrated stomach, stoashton
and peppermint. Vinegar;
lemon syrup; lard OIL
Sugar prime n. o.
Fish-mackerel kit and loaf and crushed; s.
bhls; scotch behring's; house molasses.
sar!ines; Holsters Coffee Mocha,
&oYstsrs. Cheese java and rio !;
English dali also roasted
nv and west s. ground
ern cheese. inpound
Crackers, papers
nuts, pecans. soft and hard
shell ALMONDS; cream nuts
and filberts; rice; yeast
powde and soda; Tea
green and black
Scap-cast steel and bar Pickles in | and
raisias; candy; pep gallon Jars; pre-
per; spice ginger; serves assert
nutmegs: cloves ed; candles;
and mustard; star and
starch; gan steaCine
powder, common AMI fine. Shot
OF all sizes; percussion caps,
and bar lead. Tar in kegs
Wash tubs, wash boards.
and water buckets. rolling
pins, brooIns, grass anG
hemp bed cords. Pa
per, cap, letter and
Wrapping paper, and wrap commercial; en-
ping twine, lead pencils, velopes, pens.
all sizes, tacks. shoe ink and wa
brushes and backing. fers.
friction matches. To5acco-No. I, Q
and 3, Hares fine Virginia. fancy and
smoking tobacco, and pipes. Also
splendid assortment of Hava-
ne cigars. of different quail
tirs. Salt--in Dbl nd sack.
The undersigned win keep a supply Of such
articles as will suit the market, and hopes BY
attention TO business, and fairness in trade. TO
merit a portion of the trade OF Atchison and vi
ciritv Call and examine for yourselves.
nnv g, '55. ". a. J. G. WESTBROOK.
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ss- The Missouri river, at this point,
has been frozen over since Christmas.
TIE lc,, must Be over two fee, thick. We
n'"ccd last week a large OK wagon heavily
haded, with six yoke of cattle attached
"n1 SIX mule team, pass each other on
TIE ice about tie centre OF the river. II
would be almost impossible TO get a SUI
hlrnt weight upon it TO freak the ice.
Such cold weather is unusual IN this coun,
try and Is chiiirng to the hopes OF many a
new settler.
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In this county. on the LIST inst, at the house
of John. Atkinson, By the Rev. John Evans,
Mr.. John II. McClcnning to Miss Ellen Gettis.
At the same time, place, and by the same
person, Mr.. William W. Adkinsoa to Miss Ruth
a. Nc Glen, ing, eli OF Kansas Territory.
9 Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle powers,
We, who improve his goi,len houfs,
By sweet experience know
That marriage, rightly III desstood,
Gives 10 the lender and the good -
Paradise beioW.1
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Eksrns EOs. .&0Fe!

FT1iIE undersigned ndrrs FOR sale his Fam.
L containing, ~ acres. TIE improvements
are good Dwelling Hois" ami all necessary
ont IFonsas. This fam lies hate mile from
The Missouri River, three miles from Atchison
in Kansas Territory. and two mics from the
Lake Mill. The land not in cultivation s c6v-
cred with the hea riest kind OF Timber.
ANY person wishing 20 purchase viii 6nd TIE
terms 70 s;iit. by calling on the subscriber o.
The farm; or at the office of Slaatter Sovs
eign.
WILLIAM w ANDREWS,
Near tia line OF Platte aid Buchanan.
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UTAH CORRESPONDENT.

fErERsoN's MAGAz1sE.-This excel
ens periodical enters upon its 9th volume
with the ensuing year-tlle j nnary No
having already been received. Tie new
volume Is commenced with evidences of
increasing interest, and Peterson seems
determined that the high reputation which
his Magazine has enjoyed through such
long series years snail not only be i..,-
paired, but enhanced. during the ensuing
year.
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TIKI &C.,

THE undersigned, having pc. lnapently loca-
1 ted in Atchiscn, *. T., is new prepared
to 10 all kinds Ct
COPPER, Tia s. Sheet Er0n work,
with neatness and dispatch, and for the very
lowest y ices.
He wtll .>eep on hand a general assortment
OF Tia Ware. which he will sell wholesale and
retail, as cheap as lie cheapest.
ii: viii do lii aas Sheet Ire oofing, and
pat up i1otse Cutters at the very shortest no.
lice. PAT. LAUGHLIN.
Jan. 81 30. 10 tf
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NorIcE.-The next person seen with
exchange Iapcrs belonging to this office
will be indicted FOR petty larceny. We
have demonstrated against our property
being stolen. and ibeggssd ths. fl,icvcs TO re-
urn the stolen plumber. We have con-
y'w!cd, at last, to resort TO a legal course
to proie,, ourselves a;nst further depre-
,iationS We warn the guilty in time.
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azy- We have again removed our print
ing office. This is our second attempt to
procure an Office warm enough TO make
regular issues. We are now located Oh
Main street, in the drug store of Messrs.
EweIl < Dykes, where we expect to re-
main the balance ofthe winter. No more
delay or disappointment need be looked
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PIONEER SALOON.
GEORGE MILLION, PRopR1rr

GEORGE MILLION, PRorRIEToR.
e STILL keeps at the old stand, ~ -
"a corner Of Ferry and I.eyee ss's., 81 -
II a stock o. choice Liquors, Wines, ~
Cigars, Fish, Oysters, Sardises, Cheese, Crack
ers. &-., always on hand.
fsE.i expect in short time to be in ray large
new building, now nearly finished. where
shall be happy to see my old friends snd the
public generally.
GEORGE MILLION.
Atchison, K T. Elf.
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HAnpEns MacAzIEE-January.-

HARpER's MAGAzIEE-Januar
This is the best number of Harper's that
it. has ever been our fortune to- peruse.-
1t is well filled with fine, spirited engra-
wings, and interesting reading matter
The contents are January A. d. 5000:
Virginia illustrated: The Senses: Hall a
Lifetime ago: The way 10 ges blown up:
Passages OF Eastern Travel: Little DorfIt:
and the usual editorial meiange of news,
gossip, literary notices, &c, &c.
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ArcnIsoN EuLuNrEERs.-Ay volunteer
company was organized in this city on Sat-
u7day last. of one hundred names, all res
idents Of Tie Place. The following are
tie officers elected: Captain, j Ii. String
fellow; Is, lieutenant, r. S. Kelley; Cd
Co, 4. j. q. Fcstbrook; Sd DO, j. II.
Kas.ngame Is, sargcnt, j Ohm Robertsoa;
- do, NJ. +. Stringiellow; Sd DO, r.
Bonnet.
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sg- We call the attention Of the soua

ssa~ We call the attention. of the squat
tfrs of Kansas to the advertisement of j.
f. Fornan. He has been appointed Sur
eeyor OF Doniphan county, and will be the
proper person for settlers wishing their
Claims run of TO arpiyto. We have known
MN Tor long time, and can assure the
'"'z'ns of Kansas, that he is in every re-
SPect qualified to perform any contract he
nay undertake. His office is at Doni-
phan, X. T.
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EEWCoMB J. IRELAND,
ATT ORNEY AT La w,

AreHIsoN, &. T.,
WILL practice Law in the District Courts
w of the Territory of Kansas, the Probate
Courts OF LaaxenwoFth and Doniphan counties,
and also the Courts OF Buchanan and Platte
counties, Mo.
Il have The instructions OF the Pre-emp-
ton law also instructions to Registers and
Receivers. am prepared 10 make ont and file
with the Surveyor General, declaratory state
ments of the Intention of the settler. where lie
wishes to BE- benefited by tbs Prescription
Inv.
..or. 81. ga. 4.a
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4 fOJN No man by the name OF JOSEPH 3.
~ STOCKTON, left mr. hanee abont the first
of Last March, with the in. ention OF locating in
Kansas Territory near Atch SOD, and with The
inIsntion of re ui ming some time in June. since
which tho he has not been heard from ANY
in. .,-naat;on concerning him will be th.skfuiIy
-eeeired BIZ me- VS.. ROBERTSON :,
Ni-ai, sso.s sos.9s rs. zs-5x
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Res A bed OF stone coal has BEEN dis
covered within the town limits of .Atehi-
son. This will be a great thing for our
citizens and as every man is expected to
go anil help himself 10 fuel.
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Ekss a party OF mountain nen from
Fort Laramie, arrived in this place las,
Week. Several of the party were badly
frozen. They represent everything in a
Furnishing condition at tile Fort.
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80 THE UNIV
EG ass tEy Il sse Gfes.
ssaed Under The Sanction. S al and Authority
THE EHJTyE

TIE UNIV Err sI1Y
FREE MEDICINE
PULAR KNOW EDGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
29th, 1883,
wTr!I cApIThL OF $fc0,0c0,
Mainly for the purpose of arre sting the evils
of Spurious and Worthless Nostrun.s; also, Cor
Supplying the community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever a Competent Physician cannot Of
will nos be employed. Thu institution, Coca
ted in Pfiiiadeiphia- Home Dispensary and Of
fee,
No 68 ARCH STREET,
where applications Tor new agencies viii be
recrired,) has purchased from DIR. JOHN K.
ROWLAND, his
CELEBRATED
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the
only sure and safe cure
FEVER AND AGUE. &C..
and his inestinohle Rene fv for
BOWEL COMPL AINTS,
ROW AkD'S
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
= ROOT,
which highly improved and
p POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER WITH
The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS
of the LUNGS; -
Tho unise. ST, p Remedy fsr cosTIvE BOW
Also, the UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC NAV
be had at tn 3 anch DisrensarY. or sore
sof FS. ROBERTSON & Co,
lift (pis5) Miami. Saline Co. Nj.
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80 Bishop Hopkins, in his lectures
at St. Louis, considers spirits rapping as
device of the devil to propagate infdel-
ity.
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=. KEExE.EH. ND.

@ TILL. tenders his professional services to
- the citizens Of Iatan. and adjacent GENTRY
Feeling grateful for the lihtrsi patronage hith-
erto extended to him, he so!icits continuance
eff the same.
Iatan Mo- sItf
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SENATOR FROM VIRGlsIA.-Hon. j.
NJ Mason, has been elected L. S. Sena-
tor over Summers. K. N, By fifty Eight
majority, on joint ballot.
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Raas~ More goods have been sold in
A'cilsoa this winter than at any other
town in the Territory. Our merchants a,
tins time are doing very heavy wholesale
business.
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Esss A rare chance is offered in an
o'ntr Column, 10 the merchant, mechanic,
OF farmer, 10 lay in his supply Of proyis-
''iiS al LIBERAL prices. We refer to the
"ascrt sement of Messrs. Miller s. Bird,
~ Litery, Mo. They have in store, and
'of SAT large lot of bacon and lard. and
W we aie eondden, that it will pay dealers in
hose articles TO purchase OF them. Per-
s'hs from the Territory wishing TO buy
goods OF any description, viii find at this
mouse all they could wish.
.. Tie population OF Kansas is stated
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xG9 PRINTING,

oF every description. neatly and promptly
~ executed 1t this .cfIicc, such Is Cards, Cat
aiogucs, Circulars, haadh:iis, Programmes.
Pamphlets, Ponter., shop-biils, Blanks, La
bells, and every variety of Printing, executed
at short notice, os liberal serrns.
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1,EM0THy SEAMAN.

ID his services to The citizens of Atchison.
and feels confident that he can give entire salts
faction to any who may employ him, in either
OF the above occupations. Can ALWAYS be
found at HOME or AT WORK. "ltf
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IA A bear weighing $50 pounds was
killed near Lewisburg, Va, last week.
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F<sT CsYI. EFT 0x.

A IL PERSONS Indebted to Aspiring Il S.ev-
n ems Aspiing. Stevens & Co, on lasI
years account, CT b; notn. are respectfully re-
qnes.ed to call and settle Tie same Immediately.
IS further indulgence will not be given. Any
accounts notes iIot settiea nv tlH frs: OF As-
gust viii BE- PIT into the hands of the proper
officer for collection.
ASpLISG & STEVENS.
"23-tf ASPLiNG. STEVENS & c.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-22

Pc Capt. Ericsson had part oftwo
fingers cut of'last week while experiment
ting With working model OF a new air en-
oile
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-22
ATCTEsSoy HyI,SE.

ETsHE Subscriber having taken the above new
L HOTEL, would respectfully inform bis
Eiends- and the travelling public, that he Is now
ready 20 entertain guests in a manuef AMI style
not 20 be surpassed in the Territory.
o. B. DICKINSON.
Atchison, X, T., August DIST, 1896.