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TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marchands
lJe Commissionaires, encoignure des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvells-0 Orleans. =
DEM. ToLupANO, ]. M'DONALD Taylor.
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VTALERY ROY, Collector, offre respect
Y .ueusement SOS services CONNIE tel. nu public.
Tout ordre, laisse M magasin de Ney h Estorge, sera
6xAcnt&. 4a t err $R
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TTLTSSE GABEREL, Encanteur Publique
~ ct Collccteur pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bu-
veau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
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II OUISsS stage, Encanteur Public dans
It pour ID Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau d Ia
Vile Platte. i
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nNEZIME "A. GUIDRY, Notairc Public
~ dams ct pour ID Paroisso st. Landry. Bureau
aux OpelousaH. Ayril 4.
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NHEODoSE s.. ROBIN, Juge de Paix
Il dams le Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT, ParoisSe 81.
Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas.
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r OUIS WAITER, Ebehiste, offre o vendre
pour du compliant, dcs Armoirs, des Garde Man
gor, dcs Lavabots, des Tables de differences qualities,
etc. ETC., o IN prix aussi modere qn'on p~onrrait Sc les
proourcr en- vile. S'adresser q lHotel de NJ. Alfred
ratin. Opclousas, $50
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THEODOSE s.. ROBIN, Notaire Public
p dams ct pour Ia Paroisset St. Landry. Bureau
arr Oneiousas.
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MALE DIES ETATS-UNIS DIES OPT
MLOuSASA Sr-MARTINyHLE.-Eeysgea
VENTES A L,ENCAN.

'0 'us - - 'ssen' s. G. MCPHERSON.
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NHEODOSE $. ROBIN, Avocat, ofre ses
u ses services 4 SEES amis ct au public du Quatorxi-
knle OF Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opclousas. Avril ~ ~
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TOSEPHsD. RICH ARD, Notaire Public
u dams ct pour 10 Paroisse St. Landry. Son bureau
1T M Grand CAtenu. 10 Mai. N heEt Ii
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

an asylum in the desert region of no
w1efe; fus the love Of morality, virtue
and honesty is suejeetto no suehexeesses,
and the stronger your affection Cor them
is the wiser and happier you must bel
dom. care wie says 10 the contrary but in
your love for the sexes, plum pudding and
spurious holiness. be careful-be moderate
and you may make it hold out tall you are
borne TO that land where love never fade.
away nor even waxeth old. So mote be.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
VA. L. CHaLLIss, LvTBEz c
CaALLIss AND GRAFTog
THOMSON,
JEo, AIcoRss, ANBposE JoxEs.
G.. N. mILr FoS, LEwTs RuRxs.
I DssIEL ID. BuEss. JAsks y.


G.. N. mILr FoS, LEwTs RuRxs.
DssIELs ID. BUEss. yAsks "
BURNS AND CALvI. T. BuRxs.
To John Atcornt, Ambrose Jones'. Darasi D..
Burns, james N Borns and Calvin r.. Birns
Dlesse take notice; that WIN. I. cisailiss,
l. Luther {. ChaJiiss aud Grafton Themison
as complsiEsnts Fave hied in the Probate CouIt
OF sAtchIson county, Kansas Territory, their
certain Bill of Injunction returnabie to the Firs.
District Court Ct ths next term thereof. to be
held Ia, aid for the said county Of Atchison st
the town Of Atchison, on the End Monday in
MsreA, a. ID. 1887 in which John Alcorns,
Ambrose Jones, George VI. Million. Lewis
Burns. Daniel d. B,Hns, Jarnes ~ Burns aud
Calvin ?. Burns are defendants; that said Bill
is brought By said corapiapiantzs to enjoiH and
restrain said defendants from running horse
boat from point on the Missouri River in the
town or AseAison to the oppositexside OF said
river IN the county OF Buchanan and State OF
missouri, and from transporting persons and
property across said river at said point or In
any Wise using or interfering with the ferry at
the place last aforssid. for neyeAr from the p
day OF July A. ID. 1856. And for sHeh otheE
and further relief in the premises as nav be
equitable and just. That Luther c. ChaIiiss on
the filing OF said Bill as aforesaid, Fled there
with bis affidavit stating that John AIcorBs,
Ambrose Jones, Dahiel D.. isufs1s.z James -
Burns and Calvin F. Burns part OF said de-
fendan;s are non-residents Of the Territory OF
Kansas and resideats of the State OF Missouri
| SoIs therefore, Eewcofnb J. E-eiand, Judge
~e the Probate Coart In ard for ne county of
! AtehisSn sad Territory Of Kansas, HEREBY or
der that yoa and each OF you be aud appear a.
The next term Of the Fret District court of
/ Kansas Territory, 70 be held Ia and for the
county o. Atchison At the time and place afore-
said and answer the said Bill OF conpiainants
or, the same VIII be taken as confessed. Dated
| at Atchison this 18th dzy OF august, A. D..
/ 1886. n. j. fRELasBs
Judge OF the Probate Court of Atchis9n county,
Kansas Territory.
Isaac s. HaseAfl, ATTY. forcomPisinsats-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
SEASON ARRAHGEmExT.

Regular Missouri River Packet, for Boonri,is.
Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami. HIPS Landing.
Waseriy, Berlin, Lexington. WelIiisgtos.
Camden. Liberty, Independepce, Kansas.
Leavenwerrh City, Weston, Atchison sad
st. Joseph. tta
Sr-SaHn n TEk sntirely new and fine pas
4s-stsssft:ss' sengsr steamer EhfIGRANT, viii
I'D dfzzszssesssseommence her regular trips be-
tween st. Louis AID St.sJoseph, on he apeninE
OF navigation AS the Emiyrans is s;auncbIv
built and very light draft, (drassing only 81
inches water,} and has superior accommoda-
tions for passengers, We bespeak feT her libe~
raj share OF patronage. THIS boat was built
expressly for this trade, aud shippers snd other.
may rely on hos rsmsining with them.
ti5sea HUGH L. WHITE. Master
H K kcDOkAI<D
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
BoNNETs AND SKIRTS.
BY JOHN GRoyvLER..

BYJoiS GRowLER. .F.-
Little head and little bonnei PISS uel.ts. i.
Little pate with nothing on il!
zone might say '-with nothing in it,'
Bat YOU charm ma every minu.e;) =
Little lady now know, ,...f ..r..-r..
Why inatdens let their ringiets grow;
For otherwise-as honhets GO ffa
Their heads would freeze, and that is so
Little waist and monstrons tloances,
How the silk sea waves and bouGcesi fr sh
How the hopping billows quiver,
Like a lovely rustiing river! = t~i"t
Oh, wopdrous watered-silken sea, Q1s
What whalebones in your depths must be
What loss of Eo.,i--all lgastefaliy ''
sqaandered on yeu--bsighe sllkea sea!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

r~ Announcing Candidates for oI1ee, n
lie. s3. If inserted on credit, Candidates
sjg be charged eight dollars
gS- Communications OF personal mature; ;
viii ne inserted "a advertisements, and charged
for al The rates Of $500 per square, ahd pay
nlent required in advance
not nafae %ils 9h 1s Be- CON- coRy
tin.ed tg until ordered out, and payment exacted
accordingly. t
eS~ All Advertisements must be paid for In
vance, or at the expiration of three months.
r-S- All letters addressed to the Editors
,ssf be POST PAID, to receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
The Law OF Newspapers.

, Subscribers who do not give express no.
.,s 10 the contrary are considered as wish
;or to continue their subscription
W? W., y snharribers order the discontinuance of
.,,, oeriodcals, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
J. if subscribers neglect or refuse to take
heir periodicals. from the Office to which they
are directed. they are held responsible, TIL they
have settled the bill and ordered them discon-
tiaIsd.
4. If Subscribers remove to other places with
o.. informin, the publisher, and the papers are
sen. to The Former direction, they are held res
ponsibe. %. = -.
). The Courts have decided that rseusing to
t,se periodicals from the Office, or removing
aai lsaying them aiicalied FOR, Is pfilna fscla
evidence of intentiona fraGd.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

I,nd Of the Soath!-iaiper land.
How. progd thy mountains iisA! .-..
How sweet thy scenes on every handl
How fair thy covering skies!
Bas not for this,-oh, not for thess, .,,.es.
love thy fields TO roam,- 81
Tlinil hast a deaier spell to me-
pAau art my native home!
ThY rivers roll their liquid wealth,
UacqQaled, to the sea-
Thy hills and valleys bloom with health,
And green with yerduKe bel
Ye. rot for thy proud ocean-streams,
Nc.for thine aZucs dome,-
Sweet sliny South!-i cling to thee.
Thou art my native home!
I've stood beneath Italia's cline,
Beloved of tale and song
On ueIvyn's hills, proud and sublime,
WhGre natures wonders throng,-
ByIenp.'s classic, sun-iit streams, "a
Where gods, of old, did Eoams--
Eutne'e, nave found SO fair u land
AS ta0G-my native hoinei -'4 -
And tA,n has. p-oud,r eiories too,
..l.al aatare ever gave5--- s-TE s. =
Peace s..el5.o'ef thee hev genial dew, 4
Aa4 sreedoul,s piqion's waYe,-
Fair s,iehc- Ati.s her pearls around, "a =
Religion lifEs har DOME ~ SIX
IAes.e Il Sc cudear thee TO MI heaEs,-
:; ; own loved native homel ~
.Aad ''heavea's best gift to nam ID thiae,
trad gless thy roay gj.ia!--
Tx" sylvan flowers, they sgveetly stias,-
lne.r hearts are as pare as pearls!
And grace anu Eoo,iaess circle chem, - ~
NheEe'er theit footsteps oanl.- an
How can then, whilst loving them,
Not iove my native land?
Land of the imperial land! &
Then here's q health TO thee! So
Long rs thy mountain barriers stand,
Mayst thou be blest and free!-
Nav dark dissension's banner ne'er
Wave o'er the fertile loam,- e.
Bat sho lid it come, there's one will die
To save his native hoEaei szF otls sf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
Publication og;ec on c Street
osrEs OF ADvERTIsIEG.

,...,as sauare, ten lines Or less @'-'-.'' 81 w ",
f'' s5ii.on;.i asertio., per square ~ ~
r.. ~. are, tirea months -. W W
ziY uontns- ---.-... - 49,. "9 to
:. txsive months -. - s'''s = - ~ ~
r 90 81 7asr5s, r'ifeA NOAH - " - 9li
= six a.ppths -''.'- 's'tsts't''tI :.ii{
!. . -: six n.9alas u, - = 7, Do !,
{. {. t.eire .aoatss-*9 ~ ~
t.,sos. c,Yi,rr,. tbr,e months .-..A.l: to ','
UEF :. :. six mopth5 .r..,.'::-- = ~ ~
/. :. fvelye months. % ll.' O.i
Ore coiui1n, .hree ,ncH'hs' - Il,
/" & SIX fa"Hliia -. so 10
Bna;sss cards. eight !iaes orlesS,l year. ~ ~,
six mont1s. - - :, ~ ~
. g three months s...... 80 = ~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

A RErLy.-A gallant veteran. Col.
Frederick Brown, OF his Majes,y'stweniy-
eighth regiment, being at,the governor 5
table a, Corfu was asked by Lady Ruth
ven, Ga blue if he had read Sir .valter
SCOTS las works '..Giv. you my honor,
my lady. / neYersread but two books in
my iife-the. Bible and the Articles o'
War" nsa;--s.lfoft so la x
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
EfraHeG.

"A DARK BROWN HORSE, with sEas,--.
"A short bob tail, two hiiId feet white, ILL
small star in the forehead, and PAGES. -
He was lost about fifteen miles from WestpoTt
on the road 70 Franklin. Any infosrna sent
port, tAst viii lead TO the recovery Of the horse
will be Thankfully received By the undersigned.
- K s. KELLEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

ssEWe see there is a new. song, by
Bafe called 1.-The first KISS Is there
not some degree OF danger is such q title
For Instance, what would shopman
think. and how would he behave. ii pretty
young lady went up 10 him, and srnilingly
said, ..If you please, sir, I want you 10
give me The first Kiss?" .F .r.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

PROF. WooD'sf EAIRs REsToRA fIvE.-The
.sStlmony OK all who have thoroughly tested
Tue viitaesof this celebrated article, is, that
= viii restore the gray, and the bald, eradicate
tssssesases of the scalp, preserve the hair from
..shias and preserves the color perfectly TO ex-
s.:a aeise Old age. 1t is now patnp both with and
"llaolt sediment. See aaYertISaInent.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

sss-"sonny. does yoaraather take q
saper!" ayes, sir, twos Of them. One
belongs to Mr.. Thomson. and the other to
Mr. Smith, hooks them off tie stoop."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
THE sWEEL-HEAD DISEASE.

THE SWEkL-HEAD DISEASE.
This dreadful disease sometimes attacks
horses, and, probably, other animals, as
monkeys and jackasses; and some birds,
as the parrot and mocking Bird But men
are more subject 10 it and with them j; is
more fatal.
CAusE-Yacui,y in the cranium Ii
is often augmented by fa,tery. especially
when the cerebrum is small and HI shaped.
Men of large information. however. are,
some.imes afflicted with il. IN which case
there is found an inordinate swelling il
the upper regionsof the head, just back Of
the aper crenti. The pretu5erance is
called self-es;eem. .Ha
81 MP1ons.-The poor creature usually
fancies himself the biggest, slnartest. best,
the '.uppernost seats inthe synagogues s
--is given to impudence, ,impertinenee,
anu usually bad manners IN company-is
censorious and fond of finding and expos
ing the foibles of his associates-has few
| friends and no lovers, and has generally
bad odor 10 polite aud welL-bred people
given to swelling and strutting, as if in
one moment he fancied himself toad,
and the mex. turkey-cock. He is egous-
tic, and passionately fond of high-sound-
ing titles. as Squire. Captain, Colonel .
4 General, Sc The miserable patient is
/ sometimes SO infatuated as to attempt to
stride the ocean, on jump over very high
mountains. These are onlyaa few of the
symptoms of this malady, but enough to
! identify it. "a s3 i -
TREATaENr.-When it is caused by
emptiness OF the Uranium, il is only nec-
essary to fill up the vacuum with good
ideas, solid education. .sor common sense.
For mallormation of brain, the cure is slow
| and difficult. We have known some cases
which defed every remedy and destroy
ed the patients. A cure must be attempt
ped by exercising and cultiva,ing those
faculties which are deficient, sach as the
Judgment, and the understanding, and de-
plelin self-esteem, sc. The skulls of these
patients are usaually very thick and hard.
50 that i, is hard pounding anything into
| them; but they are excessively fond oi
soft soap-giye them pound or two every
day, and il will soften the skull SO that
you can probably gel little gumption in
to it, or modicum ratiocination, and they
will soon be well. When this viii not
cure, soft soap will palliate
| In the case of those gentlemen, from ten
to twenty years old, who get putting on the
boots and pantaloons Of their fathers, and
to teaching their achers, reproying, coun-
selling, and sometimes insulting old age,
chewing tobacco. smoking cigars, and
drinking whiskey-swearing and cutting
the dandy swell-head generally-sppesite
| for late hours. bad company. and barrooms
voracious-a little oil of birch, applied by
the pa.erna hand. is the best remedy
Then keep them on. oil the night air and
bad weather If this does not efecta cure
| by the divine biessing--the head grows,
till tie poor sufferer topples over a few
times, and knocks out hall his self-es.eem.
I--Louisiana Baptist
|
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
EMPLOYMENT.

A GENTS (ei.her travelling or locai) 60
II Newspapers ard Periodicals. arereq est
to send, without delay, their address TO the M
dersigned, and they will be furnished with a
business which viii yield them from one to
two hundred per cent, profit. They viii please
state what Newspapers or Periodicals. they
have canvassed for. Persons who have not
hitherto acted as Agents, but who would like
to engage as such, win also please send their
names, Post-ofice address, County and State,
written plainly.
4 WRIGHT, MASON & Co. -
: "a ,.ssfs ss, s-..- ttr..- NEv YoRx
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
ST. &ouis Aab,
1866. FUEsNkTU RE. Sc
ScGy3-s'sEg 81 Mason.
Wholesale and Retail
npHnI RTERY. AMI FnRNITuRE


DEALERS AND MANUFACTURER
Nos. SO and e. Washington Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, no.
HAVING completed our arrangements for a
L i full stock of goods in o,lr line, and hav-
ing the best assortment in the West, we take
pleasure in offering to purchasers, both W HoLE-
SALE AND RETAIL. -"-
5000 Bedsteads 1000 Bureaus,
500 Dining Tables, 500 Breakfast do., =
200 Work Stands, 200 Wash do,
100 Wardrobes, 1000 Looking Glasses,
500 dozen wood seat Chairs,
goo do. cane seat do,
100 do. rocking do,
100 do. children's do, zoo Lounges,
300 tia Safes, 200 Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 rush and split bottom Chairs.
(Which we add mahogany and walnut par
Tor rocking Chairs. Ssfas; center, side and
extens. on Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
Uph olstery in great variety. such as spring,
hair, cotton. moss and husk Mattresses, Com
Forts, Spreads and Blankets.
Our work is all warranted as represented
our prices as low the lowest
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and
respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please cali and satisfy yourselves.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
SAMUEL DICKSON.
E.1TCHERDSON,s
sKissosss"s Egsss.ese Company

Principal ofice, y Main Street, St Louis,
4 RE now prepared te' e'transacta General Re-
q n ceiying. Forwarding and Commission Bus
lness. All goods consigned TO our care will
receive prompt attention, and be forwarded
without delay at The lowest sportarisn rates,
Our arrangements being fasorasle Cor such pur-
poses
We connec. at ST. Louis with Valentine &
Co.'S Fast freight Lire froIn the Eastern Cit
ies-tifne, eight TO twelve days-5y which
goods will be delivered at al. points between
TIE E4s. and St. Joseph in from twelve to TWEEN
" days.
Have goods marked care Richardson's No.
Express c., st. Louis. No.
Insurance eA',ctei on the most favorable
terms. J. FIR TCHERDSON, p asident.
HENRY Ai Ii, General Agent. iIl-Y
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

&3ooo E&1 w GA6Ds
p DARAWAY from the Subscribers on the
L = night of September 9th, two Negro Boys,
Ned and Hsrrison.
& NED is about 1s years old, stout snd well
built, about feet. eight inches high, and weighs
about ITO pounds. At the time of his leaving
was dressed in brown velvet coat.
HARRISON is bright Mulatto, about FIVE
feet four inches high, weighs about 12o lbs, is
about 10 years old, and vas rather shabbily
dressed. ~
SAID Negroes took with then two Horses.
One black, six wears old, branded Ii. on left
hip, quite thin, about Is I-2-hands high.
One Ciaybank, dark name and tail, rather
bushy, years old, about 10 1-2 hands high
PAGES.
Five hundred dollars reward will be given for
the apprehension aud safe return of the Negroes
and Horses, or $3.50 for the recovery Of either
of the Negroes and Horses.
A. J. FREDERICK,
r. II. CABELL.
Atehison. z. T f26-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

Two travellers having been robbed
in wood. and tied TO trees at some dis.
lance from each other, one Of them in. des-
pair exclaimed: 9yi,sf nofs 81 -
20. I'm undone - igss.aa tlss % s
sAre you s'' said the esher. 'then /
wish you'd come and undo me-" a,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
wNOTTCE. "a
S.Eaxea 81 stoIcn

EROnf the subscriber, IEvEne rear ss11ksYP
Il Harysriile. Kansas Tsrfitts -
about the 23d OF November last, ak @A--sa-- @A4-.-
head>of 81 ork osssa Of the following descriptions:
one pair Of briGdie Stages, tea or Twelve years
old, with holes in their horns ons pair of FIVE
wear ODDS, with white backs, one bril6ie and
the Other brown also pair about eight years
old. one white and the other red. Information
left at this Office. cs with the subscriber a.
Marysyille- yrili be thankfully received.
Jan. -, 80. 47-t L. HARDEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

8 e Weare authorised to announce RICH
ARD l. KIRK, as candidate for Seat in the
House of Representatives of Kansas Territory.
Subject to the decision of a Pro-Siayery Con-
vention. l6-te
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
EEN gEoP.

t-1-A-.a-~---SaA
TsHE undersigned, having permanently loca-
l. ted in Atchison, L. T., is now prepared
to 30 all kinds of
Copper, Fin s. Sheet Iron work,
with neatr"ss and dispatch, spd for the very
lowest PTicss.
HeSiil keep .on hand general assortment
Of Tin Ware, which Ire viii sell wholesale and
retail: as cheap as the cheapent. -
He will do Fin and Sheet Iron roofing, and
put up House Cutters a. tie very shortest no
tfce. '" -'S "S-@ PAT. LAUGELIN.
Jan. 81, '56. 40 Il
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

UTEARE AGENTS for Kinssl4I.d S. Per-
w gusoa, and have fof sails at the ST Louis
pricss,
PAGES PATENT PORTABLE sAwMILL
CHILD'S PATENT DOUBLE SAWAILL.
For Steam, Wster o.. Horse Powell Alse,
Cox Il Roberts Patent Thresher and Cleaner
Manny's Patent Combined Reaper and Mower.
lf13ttl L G. CHALLIsSA
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
OBITUARY.

Here lies John Shaw,
Attorney y-at-iaw; 7sSi3f7
And W Ia a,he died, al ,ra .a,tz
The Deyi! cried,
Give us your paw, se
Joan Shaw
: sAt,osney-at1iaw. % r3rxs =
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

Eg Punch has pictorial representa-
ton of Life at an American Hotel. A
guest is represented as holding revolver
to the head Of his opposite neighbor. with
ihe innperious demand. Pass the musssrdr'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
: IsTEAM sAw-nzInL.l
AT gLEA N1ENlVOPTH {

AT eLEA5fENWORTH CITY,.
Qtt uRPHY s. SCRUGGS, are prepared to
- furnish the citizens of Kansas, with all
Sss.s ass OF fLumber,i at their Mill in Lsayea-
''' q on reasosabls ,srms. .iS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

Pay me that six-and eight pence
you owe me Mr.. MulrooneY," said village
attorney, .sfor opinion you had Of me- -
Faith, i never had any opinion Of you in
all my iife."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
3waNrEn, WaNTEn,f

7 Will paysthe highest market price in cash,
i for ali sorts of vegetables, such as potatoes.
cabbage, beetes. turniss. Ss. Also for eggs,
battsf chickehs- oats and corn. Persons hay
ing the above articles for sale will do well in
bringing them to me, at the 'f-Atchison House,
sept. p, 1856. If. D. B. DICKINSON. Z
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
1855.
pa Packet Line
euger Packet.

enger Packet.
runswick, Miami.
over, Berlin, Lex,
Slbiey, Richfeld,
wayne City, Kan.
ort Leavenworth,
Gibson, Doniphan
commodions. ans,
"a sssenger Packet
r, DIX, Mastsr.
and intermediat,
ESDAY, during
Nj, as foIlows:N
ist 18th and 10th;
st l2th and 26tL,
n5er 9th and 23d
Der 7th and 2ls,
mber 4th and 18Th:
Pith the BlnfCit
nger packet Fos-
late, reliable and
by steamboat, 10
st. Joseph every
clock, A. NJ, E.
Z 4lh and 18th;
st; 18th and 2gtE
r. 18Th and 9th.
Der 10th and24th
Mondays a. IN
NJ, Atchiscn at
kapoo at a p. NJ,
y Fort Learen.
at . A. M, Park
NJ, Wayne CITY
New Independ-
p. NJ, Sibley AZ
Wellington at s.
pit 7, A. NJ, Ber.
NJ, Waverly at
/, A. d., Miam,
;. M, Glasgow
NJ, arriving at
in time for th-
lckets, and eve
ions.
cughly repaired
NO state-rooms
b. made which
could suggrs'.
Utmost dispatch
and passengers
TIT part will b"
star worthy OF
heretofore has
e to be EXTENDED
DIX,
I. BLOSSOM.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
H. RICH.

CUTLER, q. s. Army, at Fort Leaeenworsh,
y is constantly Receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment OF
choice MERCHANDISE always on hand. sltf :
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
HENRY ceLhaH
WILLIAM NEWMAN,
kFEeEgr GEEBkE.

<Eg KEEPS slr.ys on hsnd ~ =
Horses, Carriages and Bug -
NZ--giesto hire Their stock-A--kE
is ef the very best kind, and tseir Carriages
nsw ard always IN good order.
Weston, 40. sftf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
Nfh) aObertisenlents.
ILLS. J. 3. CAVENDEK. J.
i ELLIS. LAVENDER & Co

1oas ELLIS, LAVENDER & co.
CT LOUIS, Missouri, Wholesale dealers In
- BOOTS & SHOES,
No. 43 Main St., Corner Pine, are now receir-
ing their Fall stock, which is OF superior quail
ity and style, being manusactur expressly to
our order, comprising choice assortmen. of
Mems calf, Gents kip Boots and Brogans- al
so large assortment OF sFomens, Misses,
BOYS. Youths and children's stock of every va
riety of style and price, al Of which they viii
sell to prompt men, or for cash, at small atI-
vance over Eastern cost.
An examination OF our stock Is solicited.
f26-3u
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16

E What medal is tha.7''' was the
question put to French soldier. pointing
10 the Victoria medal on his arm. 3 ..a
.'We call it the Salvage Medal" re-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-16
Afchison Court House.

Furniture, Mattresses, Chairs. sc.
Just RECEIVED large Tot of bedstes5s.
q tabiss. wssh-stands, chairs. wofK stands,
nattrasssss STEPHEJoN KSST0N.