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vote by which the laws om the Territories Of Utah. New
Mexco and Minnesota referred TO tbe CommIse on
the Judiciary their proper reference Was 70 the Com
mittee on the Territories.
Mr. WALKER, Of Alabama, moved TO lay the motion 10
reconsider the table which motion was agreed to-
yeas "a, nays 81.
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, submitted the following
resolution
Rsoiosd That the Clerk OF this House furnish the mem-
bers and delegates with copy OF the Constitution the Man
ual, and Rules.
question taken land the resolution was adopted
Dir, FLORENCE moved that when the House adjourn "
adjourn meet Monday next which motion was agreed
To-
Mr., STANTON, Of Ohio, moved that the House do now
ADJOURN which motion agreed to- and at quarter AFTER
three o'clock the House adjourned.
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New YoRK roaT cHAaeEs.-The New York Courier as
crbes reasonabenes of the port charges OF that city
Of the great attractions that bring there the canvas Of
all nations The expense incurred in ship of 1000 ton
mage exhibits these extraordinary contrasts:
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MEMORIALS, ere.

BY Mr.. FLORENCE, OF Pepnsy vania The memorial OF
Urah r. Levy, late captain in the navy OF the United
States complaining Of the illegal action ia bis Of the
late board of naval officers whereby he has been stricken
from the rolls and prayng Congress pass law annung
him. the report and finding of said board and restoring
him his former place in the navy referred to the Com
nttee the Judiciary.
BY Mr. OLIVER, of Missouri memorial from the gen
era assembly Of the State Of Missouri praying Congress 70
grant said State of Missouri alternate sections OF the
public lands aid in the railroad from Sa
vannah Missouri, to the Iowa line.
Mr. W. r. SAPP of Ohio gave notice OF his intention to in
troduce bill amendatory of the Of March 1885, grant
ing bounty land certain officers soldiers, dc., that
parole evidence may entte claimants to the benefits OF said
AZ
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Low port charges undoubtedly among the most
powerful of inducements to bring marine commerce to
city, and, when conjoned with other advantages, must
prove irresistible
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FATHER MATHEw.-Father Mathew, instead of being at
the Feea islands, has been stated is said to be in Ire
land, having time since returned from Madeira,
whittier he proceeded year ago for the benefit of
his health.
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THE QuEsuos-The Hagerstown washington
county, Torch Light doubts whether the fruit has been
rousy injured by the cold though has heard in several
instances of peach and plum trees having been cracked
from the ground to the branches by the intense cold
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NAvA4-The Genoa correspondent of the Newark Daily
Advertiser, under date of January ls, says
The United States squadron, Commodore Breese, has
returned 10 Spezza from its cruise to Consantinope The
commodore prevented from making projected visit
the Crmea by the stormy weather and discovered defect
in the machinery of the steam frgate Saranac"
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CoLp WEATHER AT New 0RLEAss--A letter from New
Orleans dated the 4th inst speaks of the extreme cold
weather experienced there and that fire which
occurred between the Sd and 4th instant such
the severity OF the cold that the frozen in the
engines and the iremen covered with iccles.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

has taken her. place a. s,.ular FERRY
p 4rKET at the great AfchisOn Gross.
inss. WHARF sh4sis plying from shore to shore
eyesr ten In;nJtes.
This peiat bring at the great soath western
bend of the Mfsso tri river, opens out into the
finest potion OF Kansas Territory. Consc-
qncntiv the nearest crossing TO almost any point
In the Territory. from any part OF Iowa ar Plate
purchase, and the na-ural starting point for all
tha L, annie, Utah, Oregon and California emf
q ants .pd traders and from, which point plore
than 5000 emig ants and traders departed fnr
the plains tho past si,r mer. Orr boat being
er ely new IN both h.In ard machine-y. with
ali tn" mode. imp-oyemAn's ard cnnvnrianees =
and cabin accommodations. it IS impossible
that PASSENGERS can be anv thin~ bit s-fa and
comfortable on hsr. Having .ha best boat on
thu rive, with every natural advantage as a
ossine point, and having ample lots for sock
on both sho es with the finest springs md cam
ping and grazing grounds. And Atchison hav-
ing already
Sir General Quitting Sores,
two drrg s.ofes, with two Fl st class hotels
s-w mills ; with all mama. of mech .nics. and
profess on l men, we hope b. giving the most
strict aii.. Fl heni attention IT, on business to
endes A.chiscn th. mos pepala crossing np-
on tn. river. M;LLiCN, BCRNES s. BRO. ;
Nav. l3, '55. IF. per
p. S. Having the exclusive ferry privilege
at this paint. we warn the innocent, tn hat wh lie
we shall en.ieavor to avoid inusing any one, we
cannot b. -espons BILE for ini,ry Or damage to
those who by placing life and proparty under
the reckless control of small iutrading crafs.
may be brought into collision with us.
M. B. & B.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
sDELASW e.

TUE Town OF Dsia1ars u situated In "a.
sas territory, On the south side Of the Mi.-
scnrl river, three miles above me line Of tb.
Delaware reserves and ten ssiles below Leave
worth city. This town was laid of and loc,tas
IL February last on tract Of land denseIv ti..
bered,- easy OF access from the surronndin,
country aud situated fayerebly for health .1s
resdv there ares number Of houses going n,
prominent point. j .sza ..F,aszSs >
~ Eirstiy-A Coed Handing. !.
Ine missouri rises At this points ce..ns ess.
ed within a. -narrow- -saace--ti,a chanees-ss e.
markahlr deem on the Delaware side ard ,v. a.
- fes : sli'e Ebovs and baiss, ths K ss.s.hze.
has efios ding at al tines ssse xn > sec, 70
i7rdipe foFf steamers 5i. - .s55sss. s--.--
Secondfy-TimR 5n abundance
The tract Of land o. sgh b n .s,..t. : -,
nut, is covered With E,a be titDi,e faz I-ilL
ing purposes besides tl.s there il on; tha ,s,.,.,
site side Of tbe river iasgs bottom. hs.fiI,
tlmeered with oak. ash and wslnnt
Thirdty-Ets Position.
This town has on the karisss side OF tn. riy.
er supporting IT. large district OF the very he's,
lands in the Territory, while on the. f,,s,o.;ts
side or the rITe- there isa layge and fertIi. hot
tom. teeming with population, This hotto,J :.
Of itself sufficient TO siistain a fowt, Of iarrs
size.o This is the most sceessibl.. poin, 49,
which the Delaware ns ton of Isaiiats .n - ~
cure their supplies. Delaware is tba o..r.s,
and most accessible point at which H. co,,ntr,.
on the Kansas river can dostkeir1 reeei.in- J
forwa ding business. Thsse area Trest - -
beT of towns on the Kansas thar will find n e.
their interest to make this pace their sh ;nr;ns
point, among them we would nam. Os yt.ss
Calhoun and others. & As there is 4 pno, farry
at this point. emgrants ira Yelling to Kansas Ter
Fitory on the g'eat State road from St Iesenb
TO ST Losiis- viii find that this is the one,
point at which 20 enter the teri ftory, as by ths
means they aveid sigrest deal of nflneeessa '
travel. y5e,essI,I - =
cal H. 4
This location is high AMI comm ndipas b.v,.
ing no staEnant water near to generate diss,se-
from its streets. there n presented fe the ave
spendid view Of the Missouri sriyer for all.
above and below the town, the country in the
romantic. - = s-e F'S -
Every inducenent will be given to mechanic.
to make Deiaware 4he place OF tl.eir. choice
We ask each person to examine the nfsceI The
merchant viii find on an examinations thai
Delaware is obliged to command a trs5e pat
second to any town in the Territory; from such
persons Ne ask; an examination In a word
Word ~ We ask for Delaware an examination. by
oil - SAFE OF Lots. !. II Il
The undersigned of Platte City, Mo. Peter
I, Abell, Westois,lori L f HolIings.xorth{D Del.
aware, Kansas Territory, are Authorised to dis
pose OF shsres.of lots in said town wbs NAV
desire to purchase. fs9a-. @s-l II = --'-s
:giassa lIoB.F. CLARK. 81 > =.
.L,5j.1sI sfR. .F4H0LLINGSWOR
..1o-t ------ WM- -DICKEY..
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
POLAR STAR. ~ ,
EDINBURGH,


EDINBURGH
JAS. II. LUCAS E
..s.,4- ---a, y. AUBRf.
EACH Express will be in charge of s,ppx.
tApe-ienced speci,! messenge.. provided vi b
iron safes, &C. for the security of money Jew
elrv. and other valuable packages. Bankers
and Merchants hnsinass transacted, with dis
patch. Orders of every description filed. AMI
and goods sent by next messenger. Notes ami
accounts collected and proceeds promptly re-
turned. Boxes. Packages. Bundles and parcel.
Of all kinds receipteds sfor-conyeyed and deliv
cred without deiav.
JOSEPH r. RITGNERDSON. Proprietor
.SseePrincipaf Office l6 Main street. st Louis.
refer tn the Bankers and Merchants of St
Loris. generallv.. This Express connects with
al other ,exnr.sses to Vincennes. Louisville,
Cincinnati. Wheeling. Pittsburg, Baltimore,
Philade!niiia. New York. Boston &C., east
Orkney. Keoknk, Galena. and st Paul, north.
Cairo. n. s0rle,na, and Mobile. sonth. and all
points on he Illinois central. Mississippi, Chi
csgo, Alton amidst Lons railroads. Also our
own Express to Alton. Bellville, Illinois. di-
rect: thus forming acomplete chain from st.
losenh to Che east north and south, for speedy
transportation .mi prompt forwarding.
HENRY ADDOMS, Agent, :.
- - Atchison. X. 7.
Ca Henry K yIe, Agent for Ritcherd-
sons Express. on Polar Star. e23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
. GEORGE ,CrHaEITs.

EALER in Foreign and Denes.ic sr,,-x
:, -, foods. Boots Shoes, Hats, CAPS, CutlerT.
Hardware, Groceries, Liquors, and ready mad,
GIothlPg, &C., &C., on the Lesee. in .Atchiso
Kansas Territory
p have now in store, and am constantly IN
Tece. of every yasiety of Goods siitabi. "a
the market, faom st. Louis and the East. NV
stock consists in Pasto of the following: ~
LOAF, crushed and brown Suga.s; ,..se - s.a
all kinds.
/ silks, Wooilsns, Prints. Camb+irks Lawns.
-fIs asheetiag, shirting, I.ish Linen, am Linen
Ready made Clothing Of every descrfpti a.
Cisths, Casirners and Satinets;
Ladies wear; such as Bonnets. Slippers, CAT
1ers, Gsii.Es--IIosierys <se-y-----
Atchison, h. T sIu
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

DEEMS 4 LEwIss EsSss.sw. Asne. {. DEEsIs
Fayette, no. Kickapoo City, K. 7.
DENNIS, LEWIS q Co.,
nEALERS in General Merchandise, For
IS.yartiing and Commission Merchants. Pro-
prietors of Exceisier Steam Saw Mill, Kicka-
poo City.
Agency of 81. Louis steam Planning Miil
House, Piant's Agricultural Warehouse.
aug. 2s-2n.. e
Exceaslor steam saw BTill
AvlNG. compistsdsoaF new steam saw
4 I mili- We are prepared to furHish any de-
sized quantity OF Oak, Walnut or CottonwooG
lumber, or isth ct reasonable rates. Terms
cash. Cash for logs.
DENNIS, LEWIS : co.
Territorial Agency. -
a Agents for Messrs. Wade & Co.'s
IA St. Louie Steam Planning mill, we furnish
at short notice =
Ready Made Houses,
of one, two ani four rooms also, every de.
scription OF reugh and dressed lumber, flooring
sash, blinds. window and door frames, Of thf
very best quality. tf sfs...t tts-- -
As Agents for Messrs. .Kingsland 4 Fargu-
sons Pngalx Foundry, St louis, we furnishff
osEeH EnStneS, doTes Powers, RACES
A Child's single and double Saw mills, Thresh-
erss Cob and Co. u Crushers, and all kinds OF
castings. j. isoF
AS Agents for Messrs. G. & c. Todd & Co
we turnish-PortabIe Grain Mills OF all sizes
Boiling Cloths. leather and rubber Betting, AM,
every description of mii! furnishing goods.
As Agents for Messrs WIN. Plant & Co., We
furnish-everyr description OF Agricultural Inn
plements Fst1sss
R%Wa also fp-pi.h w,-o,s = rs...;.,..s.
Bi les, and any cher article of ST. Louis man.
afacture. si$f - - - ag2 5=.
Terms and specifications nay be obtained b,
calling on us. DENNIS. LEWIS & CO..
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Kickapoo City, X. T., Aug. 22. aug2s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
sport WzLLET.W. .s
KANSAS TERRITORY.

THIS nesv and hea,itifuL Town site is sit1a-
l. ted OH the Missouri River, in Kansas Terri
tory, three OF four miles above the town of Ia
tan, in the heart of the most densely populated
part of Kansas, sorrounded by the finest soil
and best timber in that Territory, with per-
manent landing, commanding a view of the riv-
er for several miles above and below. The
principal part of said Town is located on a bed
of stone coal, of the best quality, Arrange
ments are being made to have said stone coal
bed opened and wrought by Joint Stock Com
,Papy early in thesspring, at which time there
win be sale OF lots. There is now, in course
of erection, a good steam Saw Mil, which will
be in successful operation in few weeks; also.
a large and commodious Tavern is in process of
erection which will be opened for the accom-
modation of the public in short time.
Persons wishing to procure Lots Immediate
ly will have opportunity Of so doing, ny cali
ing Henry Brady. -or Jonathan Hartman.
both of whom are authorized Agents to sell
and dispose of lots, and one both may at all
times be found on the premises, ready to ac-
commodate purchasers upon the most liberal
terms. - fst5 s-!s
II. B. WALLACE. JAS. G. SPRArr. ~
AMOS REEs, VIC. REMMrNGToN,
HENRY DEBARD, JAS w. BRADLEY,
Fl. c. BRADLEY, LP.IJ. COLLINS.
H. B. HERNDos. Trustees.
y IT,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
7oU DESERVE CREDIT FOR YOUR
Dfscove1.y.

S1SSo0S1 ~
THE following - from distinguished tsem-
i her of the medical profession:
lee Sr. sPAUL. January 1, 1888.
Prot. o. j. wood-Dear Sir: Unsolicited, I
tend ,,,, tf,is certificate. After being nearly
bald for long time and having tried all The
hair restoratiYes extant. and having no faith in
anvil was induced, on hearing of yoars, to
give IL trial. placed rBy seif in the hands OF
q Ia asber. and bad nv had rabbei with . good
still brush. and the Restorative then applied
aud well rubbed in. till the scalp was all .
glow. This repeated every morning and IN
.hfee weeks the Young hair appeared, and grew
rapidly from august last mp to the present time.
aud IS now thick, black and strong-soft and
pleasant to the touch, whereas, before II was
ha: si and wiry. what little there was OF It, and
that little was disappearing very rapidly. stiil
use yon: Restorative about twice week. and
shall soon have good and perfect crop or hair.
Now haYe-.ad OF these things-aRd who has
not? but have never seen hitherto any case in
by any of the hair tonics. &C., OF the day and
Of my experience. / have recommended your
preparation to others, and it already has large
aud general sale tn. o'i.hoat the Territory. The
people here saw lis effects, and have confidence
in IT,. The supply YOU sent az Whossaie
agents for the Territory. is nearly exhausted
aud daily iuquiries are made 70, it.. You de-
serve credit fo~ yoIr discovesy. for one res
tuER yoa thanks for the benefit il has done me,
for certainly had iespaired long ago OF ever
eifactiHgt airy snch iesuIt. SCI
YoI ., hastily. J. w. BOND.
Firm of Bond & Kel'og, Druggists -
St. Paul, NJ. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
.9asy IsT0yE STORE. -
TIN WARE FACTORY

rtsHe Subscriber would respectfully az kno,xI.
L edge the favors bestowed upon him hy. the
citizens of Weston and vicinity, and so.tc.ts
continuance OF patronage. He wishes to call
ATTENTION to his VERY LANCE and zcArefnIix g.
lected stock Of sTsvEs, which will be cold very
ioss for casa. - y ~
u COOKING STOVES Of aiIis;z.s. "a ~ 49,
rietyof Patterns to euit purchasers
Ahtok STOVES OF the latest style: Al
suitable for heating Churches, Scheoi Houses,
stores, shops, &C., sc. Tin Ware 1t Whole
sale and keteiLs1ss1 LIZ szs.se Is giiErs
LOB work done in the best style and shortest
notice sPostiflg and Gntte:fsig particularly
W. s. BRIGGS
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
ll4 Market ST., Louis, Mo.. March 8, 1855.

/ ii Market ST., Louis, Mo-. March 3, 1855.
Dear Sir: am doing All extensive navel ill
the West anal So,,th-Wes Sta,es. as 4 Cen
eral Assentfor Adams American 1.nI.nent, aud
woaid be glad II you would favor Inc with a
consignment of f. OIL Woods Iidir R.sto ali, .,
feet ass ired that can introduc.i /, II. mara
places wlie t it is not known, as my own head
ilsiGg testimony of its vlii.abie p operties.
III + $ o ing The hal, to i = natu.ai 10. an
fu t. Y. old. s,i,d i.v hal, was aiInps white,
but after usitg thee ha PIN bottles NJ : HAIR
IS beagtifn adb .rn. as it Mas at Ell Ighteeu. and
much IMP: owed In appe1l aiice, and " oild not
be without a bottle hand. fo tn. price of
en-. 1 should be glad TO attend to ay mattrr
hal is connected with the Hal. Il otative.-
| hav been 70 thirteen years en.ased in the
same business, and will be glad to hear from
Gu soon. Nj: addressis Pairs, Tennessee.
Ynn~s -spactfuiiy, WM. B. BOONE.
As spnle .hink the o. ginal Restorative con-
aiming Sediment. was hetter than th, ella, i1ie,t
| or GEAR, We VIII foGify all lhat he eaftei we
sill put up and keep constantly on hand both
hat which is clear and that which contains
Sedimeit, hence deaie. are iequired to specify
which hey ies re.
Sold ut Ia Market street, st. Louis, 316
Broadway, New l. ork, and by all Druggists
5v- ywhere. All kinds Of family patent med:-
cines for sale on III most Ii al tel PIof.
Woods es-ab blishinant, ia market ssree., st.
i1os1s. =
pice-half pints 81, o, six bottles TO So ;
Plus 81, o: sax bottles for So; quarts So, or
| six bottles 70, $I2. A IN ,cI larger discount
Will h" gise.i ol la rger q q,talitities.
Co .or sale by all d ugg.sts.
:. su fof sale + az. Woods' Oriental Sana-
| i've Lib meat an yager able Magic Life P.!.s:
! in casss ;etunded. Remember this and tIy
| heu. sns. iirci.i..
>tephenJ has, Ii, A :ent. A ,:hisnn K. T.
| Octooe. Z, 1853. Is $35, ,UU.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
Fys.iss for: S<sEes

fGNHE undersigned offers for sale his Farm.
L containing 160 acres The improvements
are good Dwelling House and ali necessary
out Hoases. This IA IN lies one half mile r oin
the Missouri River, three miles from Atchson
in Kansas Territory, and two miles from the
cred with the heaviest kind OF Timber.
Any pes son shiEg 10 psFchase viii find the
teFHass 70 ssfit- By calling on the suhscriber a.
the farm; or at the Office OF Squatter Sow
eign.
WILLIAM W. ANDREWS.
& 81 Near the line Of Platte ana Bachanan.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

$50 bill. recti'd whisky
100 hif do do do
80 bhis old bo.rhon do
30 hf 10 do do do
10 10 10 rye do
IS bbis c~gnac brandy
20 hif do do do
5 bb:s Holland gin
10 DO pu.e peach brandy
5 casks i'm. port wine
10 bb.s malaga do
8 or casks ine b.andy
* bills fne old whisky
50 boxes 1850 tod candy
IL do line crackers
10 do prHaes
o25 ioz p eston and Mer-
rips yeast powdei &
Is do Babhitt's do
10 bbls picked boring
80. boxes star candies
25 gross velvet co ks
40 aoz painted buckets
100. 900 pc cnssiaa caps
$50 kegs asst naiis
20 ton iron all sizes
6 % asst castings
, 1876 boxes cheese
20 bbis vinegar as
, 100 boxes mani tobacco
a1n boxes ginger brandy
n I Z 3.
Mustard, soda. starch.
Pepper sa:lce, katchnp
Niitmecs. cloves
Batting, soda crackers
.sTickins. s.oneware,
Wash boards. tubs,
Wooden ware. braoIns
8 Willow and cane chairs,
Children's wagons,
>, Rntter crackers, eirga
3, Play ying cards ali kinds
3. Matches. backing, &c
castings. buggy springs
.3D-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

IS hhds n o sugar
25 bbis Cha .s,fied do
40 40 Powder do
20 do Crushed do
10 bhis Refined do
1O bags Rio Coffee
90 do Java do
10 do Mocha do
20 coils grass rope
80 doz bed cords
10 DO plo,g lines
20 coils sash cord
81 bbis reboiied moia'
seS fF
90 h.f bbIs do DO
25 do Beiche:.'s do
S0 kegs sugar house u
f5H do Carolina tar
25 bbls do do
so do Kanawha salt
500 sacks G A do
100 haSs asso, Ted shot
so do buck do
5 kegs bar lead
100 rs wrapping paper
25 do tea - do
100 large kettles asst
$50 hxs Malaga rais,n'
8 casks Ca olina rice
100 bbis lime
Is bxs Imp and G P t.
Herring, mackeral,
Goldfish salmon, shad,
Whitrfish. sardines.
Oysters. pie fruits,
Almonds. Eng. wa,nur
Prcsns, cream nuts
Filb-rts, figs, prunes,
Riisins, ZaEte. current
cit:on. macaroni,
Champagne. port win
Madeira wine cordia'
Asst pickles, preserve
Also, iron, nails, I
axles and hoxes.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
e KANsAs Hois

&E3 NIMRoD FAFBsr. hss st Ia
tan, the only Ferry that never
stops for ice or iou wats-, but
runs on AiIebsser = passsaeet sfrifes between
tzybrsek and dark. He hz thrse good Boats,
and when enc cant go, aAotflsr- ear. All who
wsnt % se int ~ eat ef Kahsas seaaesnber
.ttf- esq EINR0n FARLEY. Iatzngd
- sgeH.sTRIkGEEzzsaWsAzD<T 81 r.
~ eitizsss e Atehissr naa vie<6sfH zf
0Else II aeG z5Tz<z - -
Akazzss - ekZk - 81
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

The unde signed, Rev. J. K. Bragg, is min
istar in reeils standing, and p.stor of he Or
tiiodox Oh ,reh. at B-ookfield. Massach sets
He is a gentleman of considerable influence,
and unive satiy beloved.
Copy VIM DYER.
BReoKFIELp. Jan. i2'h 1855.
p. of. Wood-Dear SIR Hat ing made trial
of your Hair Restorative it gives M pieasife
to say that is effect he's been excellent in re-
moving 'inflarnation. dandruf and constant
tendency to itching with which have bee.
.roIhied ON nv childhood. and has also r.-
stored INV hair, which Has becoming gray, to
its original coios@ Ihave is,d no other i. iicle
with any thing like the same peas ire ami p Of
it. .,y - You. 8 truly, s,s.e.
J. 4. BRAGG.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
.. H. n,

g p y. H. KELLER, NJ. D.- 5odis
g TILL teuders his professional sersices q:
~ the citizens of Iatan, and adjacent country
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hith-
.tto extended TO him. he solicits a continnsnee
of the same. .ss.ax II ,4st7
s} Iatan Motif. e-,st - ,.+es.s-sf .l.se...~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
PRAiRIa pLows

! keep constantly on hand, Pa: >.iiL -
re Flows mansf-rt'r ed by Sto,.re S@e7
& Rhea, Liberty, No.. warfante, 8 ~
10 be bette a.ticie than can be n plscI,.s .i IN
i st. Joseph or Weston, for thc same money. I
have engsgcd the seEEiees of aa experienced
PI"w Maker, and will soon offer fo, sale PIow.
OF my own make. Persons IN need of work in
my Hae, are. invited to caii.aas. eseEsH
s207tf t...z.. THOMAS RIEA:y,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

LoGANsPosr. Ind June 9th, 1855.
Mcssrs.i .. J., Wood * Co-Gents. Yo RS
of the iS'h Is just ieceived. Enclosed piess
find $40 90, it being the a,noinS for h III essos-
ative. have sold it ali.
If you choose yOl may send me six dozen
Hair Resio. ative. hi k cansel it. 1t h1d
worked hiraIes IL. this place. sold man six
81 bottles who was bad. aid it broasht ney.
hal. o,it all over his head. - e'E
Yours very respectfully,
es W. II. GRiDLEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
Jon PRINTING.

nF eyerv description. neatly and promptly
} executed at this Office, such as Cards, Cat
a.ogres. Circala q, Hsndhills. Programmes
: Pamphlets, Post-ss. Sbop-biits, Blanks, La.
bells, and every variety OF Printing. executed
at short notice, on liberal terms
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
A. z. MAYHEM,

TTORNEsY At Law
ArcHIsos, z. T.
WILL attend to all business intrusted TO hi.
w carr, in Atchison county.
sept25 1883 iy.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
LAST GAEL BUT ONE,

. LAST GAEL BUT ONE:
A Ii PERSONS indebted to Aspiing & Stev-
n eEs or Aspiing, Stevens & Co.. on las,
years account, or by note, are respectfully re-
-qrested to call and settle the same Immediately.
as further indulgence will not be given. ANY
accounts notes not settled by the first of At-
gust will be pat into the hands Of the proper
officer for collection.
AsPLiNG & STEVENS. tiis
'23-tf ASpLING, STEVENS q Co..
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
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THOMAS RHEA

- HAVING permanently located in A..
S9 ehison, Kansas tt. .tftorv. offees hi.
vices to the eitizenszof the TER ito,.
and MissonrI He@6oes all KINDS of Black
smtshlng at fhe stoftfst lyotiee and ssIow IS
terms are eAsHfs 1HsH Bloc si-s F2Sz.,''I's ="