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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-26
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-26

LADIES HEELED CATERS.
II AVE received another paekss u
II Ladies tupsr freneh L iieeied Gsiiers;
cleh Congress Boots:
Kid Ruskins aud FsTis Ties;
:" Thics S0led foots;
Misses Kid Slippers. GAlsers and fsncy Boosts.
JOHN RAMAGE
noyiT a ceiilF ~.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-26
srLK Axp wooIKH UNDKRwRAR

EIRST RATE aso Tn ate rRier~ssr. e siik M4rins,
~ Lsubs Wool khaker an1 hsavy hi ks,siysd an4
~ a. b, J a. Mc0fLL,
Lallss' AMI aenasnsns FarbhhinE rso's.
ssae -qass aad ftlsFfs riresi.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
SEASON OF 1856.
ST. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Line

ST. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Line
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
For Boonviiie, Glasgow; Brunswick, M-mf,
HIPS Landing. WaveTiy. Dover. Berlin, Lex
inston, Wellington. Camden. Sibley, Richhed,
New Independence, Liberty, Wayne City. Kan
Weston: kickapoo, tatan, Atchison. poniPhan,
and ST. Joseph.
kfsa6a-s;s The elegant, commodioas, and fast
.sssgsss:s5:FsssqS Regnlar Passenger Packet NEW
- - - LUCY, CoSLEy Master, will
leave St. Louis fo- the above and in ernediats
poins oyerg alternate Saturday, duriBg The
sea s,n. at o;oiock, p. IA, al follows:
March /, ID, 29; April II, &c; May 10, "a;
Jane 81: J..ig Sly: August ?, To- u; Sept. iS.
Il: October ii, 25; November ). 20
Returning vii! leave ST. Joseph for St. Louis
every alternate Friday. at 10 o'clock, = NJ, al
follows: March I, ii; Ap.ii.;, Is; May ?. Is,
So; June l3, "a; Jaly II. -: AegG=t :, 22i Sep
ternber ), iy; October 3, Il, 81, November II,
IS.
Departing from St. Joseph Fridays at 10
O'Clock. a. NJ, Doniphan 12, NJ. Ateiison z,
P NJ Istan 8, ?. ~, kickapoo ), 81. Wes Ca
S,tnrtav. a. 7. A NJ, Fol- Learenworth Z, A.
NJ, Ii ase euwol th &, A.. sI., 3kyiiie Ia, NJ,
k2n.as II IL, Waync Cit- /. p. NJ, Liberty,
r -, New Independence y p. ~. It'chfi.id 3,
p. 81, Sibley, 1, p. NJ, Camden :, T.. ~: Wei
lingtor t. P n. Lexington, SiEdav. al Z, A. =.
Berlin s. =. III. Dover 9. a. n. Waverly 10 =.
NJ, HIS Landing IL a. NJ, Mani /, P. III,
Brunswick 2, P 81: Gl.sgow A. P. 81. Bocnviiie
t.. p NJ Arriving in St. Louis, AIcndav, in
| time for IN: Louisville ard Mississippi Packets
and evening lines of travel in all directions
Thankful to the public for it's generous faTo-s
heretofore. woaii especially announce
| tha- the New Ley has been thorous hlY re-
| p ired ;nl refast isIad, and we hope by strict
! attention to all business entrusted 10 us, 70
| merit ard receive 4 liberal share OF patronage.
| 47-.d WM- CONLEf, Captain.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
THE peaeon and the Irishman.

Deacon Ingalls,, of Swampsett. h. I,
was trayling through the western part OF
the State of New York. he fell in with an
Irish,nan, who was in quest of a brother
who had come over before him, and settled
in that vicinity.
Pat was strong, athletic man, and a
true Catholic, and had never seen the in
teterior of Protestant Church. 1t was a
pleasant morning that Brother Ingalls, met
Pat, W ho inquired the road TO the nearest
church.
Deacon Ingalls, was good, pious man.
He told Pat he was going to church HIM
self, and invited his new acquaintance to
keep him company thither, his place oil
donation being a small meeting house
near by. There was great revival there
at that time, and one OF the deacons (who.
bv the way, was small in stature) invited
Brother Ingalls, to take seat In has pew.
He accepted the invitation and walked
in followed by Pat, who in vain looked to
find an altar. After he was seated, he tur-
ned to Brother Ingalls, and, ina whisper,
which could be heard all around inquired
| "Sure. isn't this hirritic church."
"Hush" said the deacon; "if you speak
a loud word they will put you out.
"Devil a word will speak at all, re-
piled Pat.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by the pastor. Pat was eyeing him very
closely, when an old gentleman, who wa:
standing in the pew directly in front o
Pat shouted GLORY"
Hist, ye divil," rejoined Pat, in hi
loud whisper, which was plainly heard b.
the minister. ''Be dacint, and don't make
blackguard Of yourself"
The parson grew more fervent in hi
devotons Presently the deacon uttere.
and audible groan.
"Hist! ye blackguard; have ye no da
cency at all, at all?'' said Pat, giving tn
deacon punch in the ribs, which nearl
had caused him to loose his equilibrium,
The minister stopped, and extended hi
hand in a supplicating manner, said, "Bre
therein, we cannot be disturbed in this way
Will some one put that man out?'
"Yes, your riverInce, shouted Pat, 3"
will" and suiting the action 10 the word
he colared the deacon, and to the ute
horror and astonishment Of the pastor
Brother Ingalls, and the entire congrega
ton. he dragged him through the aisle, an
with tremendous kick, he landed him i
the vestibule of the church.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
Stfaulboat Garns.
ST AsoN or 1855.
st. Losis and st. Joseph Packet Line.

st. Loeis and st. Joseph Packet Line.
Regular Tuesday Passenger Packet
For Bconvfile, Glasgow. Brpnsxick. Miami,
HIPS Landing. Waveriy. Dover, Berlin. Lex
ington, Wellington, Camden. SbleY Rickfie!d,
New Independence. Liberty. Wayne CITY. Ksn-
SIS. Farkvilie, Leeveawor,h Fort Leavenw crtil.
Weston. Kckapoo, Ia.an, Atchison, Donir han
and St. Joseph.
Aeh THE elegant, corancdious. and
kkssssfs=azS fast PHgT!er Passenger Packet
.slsEazzS POLAR STAR, DIX. Master,
will leave for the above and intermediats
points, eYery alternate TUESDAY. during
the season. at A o'clock. p. NJ. as follows:
February Goth: iHv ist 18th and 2gth:
March Iith and est, August 18th and sfth;
April sth and 22d September 9th and 23d
May 6h sEd Goth October eeh and Is.
June Sd ard lTth: November 4th and 18th;
Connecting at St. Joseph with the Fluff City
and St. Joseph regular passenger packet FoN-
TENELLE, forming an Immediate, rsiiahla and
speedy thrcreh connection By steah.teat, 10
Council Bluffs.
RETURNINC-wilI leave St Joseph every
rlternate MONDAY q. 10 clock, a. A., as
fellows:
March Cd. 18th & 3lst; August Ash and Ssh:
April l4th and 2Sth; Sept. ist; 18th an. 2eth
May 18th ard 26th; October 18th and eth.
June 9th and Esd: November 10th and 2ith
July 9TH and 2Ist;
Departing from St. Joseph Mondays at 10
O'Clock \. 81. Doniphan at - 81, A.chison at
P. 81, Iatan at P. H., Kickapoo at P. 81,
Weston Tuesdays at A. Fort Leayen-
worth al a. a.. I.eaTenworth al 4. AZ. Park
vile at IL. A.. NJ, Kansas at Il, n, Wayne City
| at /, p. ~. Liberty st 2, P. New 1ndepend-
eace at D NJ, Richiield at 3, P NJ; Sibley AZ
| 4, p. d.. Camden at 3, P. M-, Wellington at d,
P. n, Lexington, "Wednesday at I, a. M., Rer-
lin at &, a. n. Dover at 9, a. ~, Warcrly ar
| 10, a. NJ, HIPS Landing ;,t IL. a. M. Miam;
| at L, P. NJ, Brunswi, k at ?, P. 81, Glasgow
| ct 4. P. NJ. Booavilie at q, P. M. arriving at
,s-r-r e. . H.
| Louisville and Mississippi packets, and eve
ming lines cf travel in ali directions.
The Polar Star has been thoroughly repaired
and refurnshed Throughout. two s.ate-rooms
added, and every improvement made which
safety, comfort ard convenience could suggest.
Shi ippers may rely upon the utmost dispatch
in the delivery of their freight. and passengers
are assured tha. no exertion on our part wiil b.
wanting to render the Polar Star worthy cf
fhat generous patronage which heretofore has
been. aud we hope I1ry continne tc De extended
to her. r. +. DIX,
411y II. II. BLOSSOM
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
Steamboat Gabs.
1856 Spring Arrangement. 1855
Regular Thursday Missouri River Packet,
~ Es. Chambers.

Jas. GoRMLEY, Master. D. JAmisoS, Clerk.
F,r Brunswick. Miami. HIPS Landing. Wa
verify. Berlin. Lexington, Wellington: Camden,
siblev, Richfieid, Liberty. Independence. Kan
sas, Pa kvile, Leavenwo,th City, Fort Leaven-
worth, Weston. Kickapoo, Iatan, A.ch;son.
Doniphan and s.. Joseph.
n.@9As The new and splendid passenger
1sss5i.ss..r1ss,SS3 packet, A. B. CHAMBERS, James
- E-ssss-SG Gormley, Efaster, will leave for
the above and intermediate points every alsern
ate Thursday during the season, ct O'Clock,
P NJ; IS follows:
Thursday, Ma-e,r 6 aid 20: April and Il:
Nay /, Is and %; June 12 and &c; July 1G and
81; August ard 81; Septruher and IL; Oc
tober .. I6 and GO; Nov. 13 and 2T.
Returning. will leave ST Joseph every alter
nate Wednesday. as fellows:
Wednesday Mnrch II and 2G; April Q and
%: MAY Z and q; june ! and is; July and
Sc; Ansust 13 aud %; September 10 ard II
October and %; November and 10; Decem
ber3.
Denartine from ST. Joseph " wednestlays at
| 10 O'Clock m, Atchson at III m, Iatan at
| II y m. and will arrive at Weston same day
| and remain there over night Leave Weston
| THURSDAYS ut O'Clock a. m: Fort Laavenworth
| at a. m; Leavenworth City at 81 n NJ; Park
Vile at 10 q. m.; Kansas at i2 m; Wavne City
| at n. m.; Liberty at ? p. m.; Rchfei at : p.
m.; Sibiey at p. M; Camden at P. M; Wei
| liagtoa az n. M; and arrive at Lexington
| same evening. and remain there over night -
Leave Lexington Fridays at O'Clock a. ul.
Berlin ard Dover at 81 a. M; Waverly at 10 q
!n.;H;il,s Landing at IL a. IN; Miami at pm.
Brunswick at ? p. rn., Glasgow at 4 p. M; ane
Bonneville at 81 D. IN. Will arrive at S.. Loui:
Saturday afternoon in time 70 meet the Lonis
Vile mail boets, and al o.har evening packets
A 3. CHAMBERS has been b,iilt eXpress,,
for the Missouri river trade and every improve
ment made which safety, comfort and coaveni
ence could suggest Shippers may rely upoi
the utmost dispatch in the delivery Of thei
freight, and passengers are assured that no ex
ertion on our part will be spared to render tn
!. A. B. Chambers worthy of that generous pat
| ronage which heretofore has been, and we hop
NAV continue to be extended 70 her.
JAMES GORMLEY,
, 46 " DAVID JAMISON
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
Adn,inisfratrix Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed has taken ont letters of adlninistra-
ton from the Judge Of the Probate Court of
Doniphan county, dated January Ist, $50. on
the estate of the late Samuel Collins. deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it are required to present them
for settlement ALI demands against said estate
must be presented for payment at least three
vears from this date. or thew will be foreye.
haired. SIDNEY COLLINS.
Administrative of the estate of Samuel Collins.
Feb s. ,56 4S-Sw
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
.E5aEe ard Eea.tsse School.

AIRS. S. L. HINTON will resume teaching
IfI in Atchison, on Monday, the 2ist day Of
January. She will give instructions in the fol
lowing branches. to wit: Spelling, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic Grammar. Geography. His
tory, and Philosophy, and the higher branches
of anEngiish education.
fF The School Room is warm and comfort
able.
Ternns-Four dollars and fifty cents foT a
session OF twelve weeks, which includes all ex-
pensas, except books and stationery.
Persons wishing 10 send their children VIII
find the IEarttcles'' 1t the store of Burnes &
Bros. in the hands of Mr.. J. II. Bias;ngame,
or ST The schoo! room.
B0ertling-A few pupils can be accom-
rnodated with board. at reasonable rates.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
Publications.

GopEY's LADY's BooK.-This magni6-
cent periodical for February is already be-
fore the public. In point of beauty and
excellence il is not inferior TO preceding
numbers. 1t is just the book for the ladies
always containing something that cannot
help tut elicit their admiration and con-
tribute to their entertainment. We would
like 10 see more of our ladies in possession
of the Lady's Book. 1t would amply re-
munerate them for the outlay necessary to
secure il. Cooley is decidedly the most
punctual periodical on our exchange list.
For copy, persons will enclose So to l..
A. Cooley, Philadsiphin-or, If preferred,
we will furnish one copy of the Squatier
Sovereign, and one copy Of Cooley one year
for four dollars.
PErERsox's MAGAzINE.-This farorite
old magazine has failed to reach us for
some time. 1t being one Of our best pe-
riodical exchanges its non-appearance is
much regretted. Please send it, as we de-
sire TO preserve the files unbroken.
THE WAvERLY MAGAZINE "A club
for this periodical is being made up at the
postoffice. Those wishing to take the best
literary paper published in the Union, can
lave an opportunity OF doing so now. So
confident are we that the Waverly will
please all those who may patronize it, we
will agree TO take all the copies off the
hands OF subscribers as soon as they are
tired Of it, and refund the Subscription
price.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for February ha:
again made its welcome appearance on ou
table. No one should be without this val
liable work. and to those who are not glad
dened by its monthly visits we would ad
wise them to subscribe instantly. Harper
Magazine has become the most popular il
the world, or. at least. has decidedly tn
largest circulation. The interest of it
literary articles, and the beauty of its il
lustrations cannot be surpassed. Terms
one copy, one year, So; or. one copy @
Harper, and one copy of the Squatter Sow
creign one year FOR 81. Now is the TIM
to subscribe, and any of our subscriber
who may wish this popular magazine Ca
have it by forwarding us two dollars, an
We will insure its regular appearance.
BLAcxwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAzIsr
re-published in New York, by Leonar,
Scot; s. Co, for the month of Februar,
has come TO hand. This leading foreiy
journal, has long since established a hig
literary reputation, and nothing that v
might now say would add one particle
It's merit or fame. We would simply ca
attention toi it, and commend it to the p;
uonage Of our readers. Terms-$3 p,
annum in advance.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
ga the publsc

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
IN to settle upon or improve the north half
of section thirty-four l34) ard the south half
of section twenty l21l township five,
fson county, In Kansas Territory the same
having been located under and by virtue of
treaties between the United States and the Wy
andott Nation of Indians, of the 17th of March
A. D., 1912, and the 20th Of February, a. D.,
is now the property of the undersigned.
c. C.. HYATT.
Atchison, & T. Feb. 5, $50. 4s-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

seY We see a paragraph going the
rounds of the papers headed with the
query, Where do sponges gos" As the
questions seem TO want an answer, we
will try to give it. According 10 our no.
lions. s.sponges go hanging around hotels
about the dinner hour, about coffee-houses
when they see anybody whom they think
will stand to treat; about cigars and tobac-
co shops; about printing offices about the
time the paper goes 10 press. These are
the places where "sponges co. according
TO our notion.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
.eeuts for squatfer Sovereign.

DE- following persons are authorized to
A cents for the "SaUArrER SovER-
EIGs.
vDer $; P. MccuaDr, Weston.
Gss, ss., $ : T'FEsrs; Y v'raonrso,, Liberty.
r. BEAVER, Huntsville.
4 is49LEx s BAhEh' Platte City.
Nv. CHRIsrIsoN,
zG. w. WRITER'S, Richfield.
PRor. H. B. ToDD, Camden Point.
JESSE MILLER, Hampton, Platte County
Coz. E. B. EWING, Richmond.
{: CIV W: j! hsscs. B. cs.rr, Faystte.
D. C. GARTH, Huntsville.
J. RENIcK, Wellington.
S. G. HUrcuIsoN, Glasgow.
T. p. WILKfNsoN, Brunswick.
l.. b. HARwooD, Miami.
T.I,. T, F. " Vs.; s.s,..s, Roehsp0r'.
w. l.. BoyER, Arrow Rock.
NJ. B. COLLINS, Glasgow.
A. S. Johnson, Wes,port.
t,zsxa +. a. RGosssna' Josss. Lexington.
p. f. YoUREE, Waverly.
hsrI:ss hs' T. s. 8 csass1' ssssss'' Pariville.
]. F, BRoADHuRsr, Platte County.
B. w. Grover ESQ, Warrensburg.
J. J. Triton, Boliver, Polk County.
n. B. HOLDEN, Clinton, Henry County.
Hos. ]. II. BIRcH, Plattsburg.
Col. HIRAM RIcH, Fort Leavenworth.
Mr.. McMURRAY Esa, independence.
D. M. McDoSALD, Rarrv Mo
A. r. MURRY,
Fl. CoRDELL, Pleasant Hill. Cass, Co.,
n9s HON 5eTs F. l. P9s,anas' pDMsnns Jedersoa Cit,
A. C. BLACKWELL, Carroll county.
EDWIN G.. BoorH, Kansas Territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
TIE Univ
F'G D., SSy "a e ass e e ess

Issued under the Sanc;ion. Sea! and Authority
of
THE UNIvERS SITY
FREE MEDICIE
A3o
POPULAR kNowL EDGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvaria. Ap.if
23tiI, 1853.
WITH \ CAPITAL OF SleG,ctD,
Mainly for the purpose of arTesting the evils
of Spurious and Worthless Nostrums; also, for
supplying the community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever a Competent Physician cannot or
ted in Philadelphia Home Dispensary and Of
No. 6s ARCH STREET,
where applications for new agencies will be
received,) mas Purchased from Dr.. JOHN r
ROWLAND, his
CELEBRATED
ROWAND'S TONIC aiIXTIRE,
Known for upwards Of twenty-five years as the
oniv sire and Safe cure
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.,
and his inpstunablr Remedy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ROWAND'S
COMPOUND SYRUP Or BLACKBERRY
ROOT,
which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER WITH
The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS
of the LUNGS;
The Universities Remedies for DYSPEPSIA o.
INDIG ESTION;
ELS:
/ Also, the UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC ma,
be had at the B arch Dispensary, or store
of F. s. ROBERTSON s. Co,
| '4f-tf (pd55) Mizmi. Saline Co., BE.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

RE- At a late meeting Of the Atchison
Lyceum it was decided that "T The perver-
sion Of truth is never, under any circum-
stances, justifable." This may be consid-
cred as final decision, and hereafter all
who are bold enough to tell "yarns" must
take the consequences Of their reckless
ness. We never pervert the. truth, but
publish this for the benefit Of those editors
who have to sustain their one-horse towns
by - gassing."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
TO the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
IN to settle upon or improve section number
fifteen. (15) township six, (6) south, range
twenty, (20) east, in Atchison county, Kansas
Territory; the same having been located under
and by virtue of treaties between the United
States and the Wyandott Nation. of Indians, of
the 18th of March, A. D., 1872, and the 29sh of
February, A. D., 1855, and the. said section Of
land is now the property OF the Undersigned.
b. F. STRINGFELLOW.
Atchison, Feb 5, 80. 4s-u
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
&c "
REGULAR
THURSDAY Mo, RIVER PACKET,
F.. x. AUBREY,
AMBROSE REEpEH, Master.
BENZ. V. CLINE, Clerk

BENZ. v CLINE, Clers-
Arrangement for 1856.
For Brunswick, Mieiai, HIPS Landing, Wa
verlv, Berlin. Lexington, Wellington, Camden.
Sblev, Richfeld. Liberty, Independence, KaH
sas, Parkviiie, TT. Leavenwo'th. Leavenwolth
city, Weston, Atchison; and s.. Joseph.
- ms.~.. AUBRY viii leave st. Louis or
SlsS.zs.e5f.sS every alternate Thursday, as fol-
5ssz=-s..=s--.szIo lows: FEBRUARY 2sth, March 18th
ami 2fth Aprii 10th and 2it:i: May 9Th and 22d ;
June 9Th aud 18th; JUDY 3d. 18th and SIS: Au-
gust i4th and 2Sth; September l'!tiI and 35,h;
ctoier 9;h and 23I: November 6:h and 20h.
On her rpt,i.n for S.. I.1nis will leave st. 10
March 9TH and 1gtl:; April ID, I6zh and 3ot',:
Nav 18th and 2Sf: June 11th and 25.h; July 9 h
and 23d; August 6th and III; September 3!
and 18th; October Isl, 18Th aid 2qth; NoTe!n-
ber 18th and e6th.
Departing from St Joseph Wednesdays at 10
O'Clock m: Atchisan at III, 4 III; Iatan at II
u IN; and Will arrive at Weston same Gav. and
remain there over night. VIII leave Weston.
Thursdays at O'Clock, III; Fort Leayenworti
at 4 a IN: Leayenwnrth City at 81 II; Park
vile at . IL: Kansas at - n: Wayne City a.
l p II; Liberty at :, p r.: Richfeid az 3 p M
Sibley at ! D n; Camden al ) p n'; Wellington
at p II; and arrive at Lexington ne evening
and remain there over light Will leave Lex
ineton FIidaYs at o'clock, IN; Berlin sns
Dover at 81 Il; Wsresly at 10 IN; Hil!''
Landing at II n; Niiaia; at ? II; brunswic}
at p NJ: Glasgow st i y n, ana BooDTiile at ,
!, IN. VIII arrive at s.. Louis Saturday after
noon In time 10 meet TIE Louisville mail boats
and all other evening packets.
The AL BRY has been completely repaired
and we hope bv strict attention 70 business anf
patronage CT our Missouri rivsr friends. Ship
pers can rely upon orr puactnalitv and dispatch
AMBROSE REEDER. Capt.
iii BEN. V. CLINE, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

~ One oil our exchanges in notciing
the presentation ola silver cup to 4 con-
temporary, says He needs no cup. He
can drink from any vessel that contains
liauor-whether from the neck Of a bottle,
the mouth OF demajohn, the spile OF a
keg or the bung of a barrel.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

More AnREsrs.-Eight men have
been arrested by Sheriff ] ones, in and about
Lawrence, Within few days past, on
charges of theft! How morals seem TO be
improving among the abolitionists. Fail
ing in their negro-stealing operations, they
turn on one another, just to keep IN
practice.-Bo Border Times.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

IowA.-The democrats ofIowa, in ses.
sion at Iowa city. Jan. 18th, nominated
George w. McCleary for Secretary OF
state, James Pollard, auditor; George Paul
treasurer; and james Baker attorney gen.
eral Four Presidential electors. Were
nominated and eight delegates appointed
to the Cincinnati convention. 1t is. under
stood that the delegates are pledged &c
support Douglas.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

SnERIrE JONES, since the recent
troubles in Kansas, has arrested. eleven OF
the Branson's rescuers, of all whom have
been held to bail. These arrests were
made in Lawrence. Those who think
there are no laws in Kansas, and no one
TO enforce them, may be mistaken.-Bor-
der Tunes.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

GooD-ssTHEM's MY sEnriMEETs--
The Rock Island Argus is glad Ex-Gov-
ernor Epaphroditus Ransom was defeated
as candidate forJudge in Michigan. be-
cause "a man who will take a newspaper
four, OF FIVE years. and then refuse TO pay
for il, and swear he never had it, deserves
defeat.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

e9 The first printing office In Russia
was established in 1860, but was destroyed
by the people from superstition fear that
it would cause some confusion or change
in their religion.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
To the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
In to settle upon or improve section nnnber
thirty-one, (31) township five, 90 south. Of
range number twenty, (20) cast, in Atehison
been located under and by virtue of treaties be-
tween the United States and the Wyandott ma
ton of Indians, of the 18th Of March, A.. D.,
1872, and the 10Th of February, a. D., 1855. and
the said section of land is now the property of
the undersigned. AND,W WINELAND,
Atchison. Feb. s. s5f, 4S-E
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
Forfeited Lets in the Town Of
AtciaisOn. K. 7. at Public Sale.

HNHE following described lots in the town of
J. Atchison, Kansas Territory, sod to the
persons whose names are set opposite to them,
by the Atchison Town Company, have, By the
contracts OF sale, been forfeited to said Com
pany, wiz
BLOCKS LOTS PURCHASERS
19 22&4 Jonathan Congrove and
Andrew Chinneworth.
13, $50, Clinton Wright.
o. 2 Hiram Peery.
Tile above described forfeited lots will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, on said lots, on the 23d day of
February, 80. p. T. ABELi.,
President Of the Atchison Town Co.
Jan. II, $50. 47-td
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

MAJ. RoBr. c. MfLLER.-This gen.
tleman has been transferred from the
Shawnee Agency, to the Kansas Agency
vice J. w. Whitfield. resigned. We are
truly gratified that the Department, has
conceded this position TO Mr.. Miller, who
unites all the necessary qualifications fol
the position.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
FOR RENT.

THE aTHOMPSON HOUsE,'' in the city
of Liberty, Mo-, will be leased by the
owner, to any person desiring to keep Public
House, for one or term or yeais--en such
The house is at present under the proprie-
torship of Thomas Murphy, doing large
business. and is we'll and newly furnished.
The furniture is all for sale, and will be dis
posed of OH liberal terms.
Tan 25th go 5S-tf