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Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19
Pro-siayery ueeting.


party of Shannon Township in Atchisor
| County. K. T., on 9Th August. 1866. Dr.
E. B. Ewell was appointed Chairman, and
R. S. Kelley Secretary.
Alter some preliminary motions as to
| right of persons to participate in the meet
ing, MI. w. P. Lamb, appeared in an
swer 70 charge OF denouncing the laws
and the last Legislature, and denied hay-
ing done SO. 1t was however, proven that
he had. and also that he had refused to
| vote for Gen. Whitfield and expressed q
preference for Reeder. He was there
fore by unanimous vote expelled from
,hesmeeting.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted one by one:
Whereas, The election of a Pro-sla.
very Legislature is Of paramount, impor.
tance to the law and order party. aud in
order TO secure that event and that all
men may unite with US, therefore be it re.
solved:
1st. That we are in favor of an i'm.
piicit obedience to the laws of the land.
and will discounteAance as Abolitionists
all who denounce the laws and instiga,e
others to disobedience thereof. Whilst
such curse may recommend man to a
Topeka Convention that can never elect
him to Kansas Legislature.
I'd. That impressed with the impor-
tance OF the success of our cherished prln-
ciples, we will discountenance all local
and side issues as beneath the dignity Of
our cause.
3rd. That having full confidence in the
integrity, capacity and honesty of Joseph
+. Carr. We nominate him as our represen-
tative to the next Legislature, and whilst
we would not presume to dictate the name
of more than one representative, yet we
most cordially endorse the action of our
former representative Hon. r. L. Kirk
and Recommend him to the favorable con.
sideration Of the Convention.
4th. That we congratulate our friends
of Mount Pleasant and Walnut townships
on the nomination of man of the ability
and integrity Of Judge William Young and
pledge him our cordial support.
5th. That the following be appointed as
delegates. viz: R. S. Kelley, DR.. String
fellow. j. A. Headly, Mr.. Larry, w. S
Shrewsbury, J. Bennett, N. ]. ireland.
Squire MCPHERSON, G. Thomson, Squire
Wade, ]. n. Hascall,- A. G. Smith, T..
c. Mason, ]. II. Blassingame. G. Buck;
P. P. Wilcox, to meet in Convention and
that county meeting be held on Monday
next to select the time and place.
On motion the delegates were instructed
to vote for Atchison as the proper place for
holding the Convention.
The name in the third resolution was
to be filled by inserting John II.
Stringfellcw who being presen, Withdrew
his name and the name of Joseph p. Carr
was unanimously inserted. The meeting
then adjourned.
]. B. EwELL, Chairman.
R. S. Kelley, Secretary.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

The NEw GovERsoa OF k
Hon. John w. Geary, of Pennsvlr.n;-
who has been nominated to the sen,,'
tie Presidenl foF Governor of kans.s ,
place of Gov. Shannon, was "a, - - !"
years civil engineer. He was elas,
Colonel Of the second Pennsylvania -
inent in the Mexican war. and was
pointed by President Polk in 1910
proceed 10 California as Post Mas . !.
San Francisco. He was subseeuen,lv
appointed by Gen. Riley as Judge Of A.
cade. He was the first Mayor of 6
Francisco under the city charter, and ~
appointed. by the State Legislature n.n
Der of the Board of Commissioners for =
funded debt. He is represented as ba;;ns
40 years of age, and admirably fitted e.
the discharges of the duties of the Office II
which the President has appointed him
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19
s@ In an article on the pre-,.n, -;

E4 In an article on the present ndi.
ton OF affairs between England and Il.
United States. the Washington Union avs
-'-God forbid Il at another war 81 ouh
ever occur between the United State. an,
Great Britain; BIT we confidently l., ;s,.
that. if such var should occur, we c, MD
raise three hundred thousand men for The
invasion of England with less trouble tba,
she raises thirty thousand for the invasion
of Europe"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

A SPIRITUAL PRoPAGANDIsT.-The
editor of the New York Pathfinder, for
merly Spiritualist, says there is an in
dividual in that city who has spent up
wards of S25. 900 in promulgating SPIRIT
ualisn within the last two years, and
probably will spend $4,000 more before
he discovers the old adage, that fool and
his money is soon parted
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19
BLAckwooD's MAoAz1sE.-Ys /,

BLAckwooDs MAGAzIKE.-Ys ae
knowledge the receipt of this invaluable
periodical, for July. which stands Wit. .Ou,
an equal in this class of English Litera.
ture. To those who wish to inform them.
selves OF the progress of foreign afaas,
they can find no better version of tLea
than in this journal.
Price of Blackwood, 50 per year, or
the four Reviews and Blaclswood for SO
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

CGrTos GoIxG.-The n. .. Crescent
OF the 10Th inst. says: ''The stock of cot
ton will shortly tie inside of 90, 900 bales,
and possibly by the 10Th of August il may
go as low as 10000 bales. It is pretty
certain the country is well cleared Of cotton.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

THE PRosPEcr IN New YoRK.-The
New York Day Book makes prediction.
Cut it out,; reader, and put it in your wal
let:
Buchanan will poll in this State 225 900.
Fillmore $4,000
Fremont 40, 900
We predict further. that Buchanan will
carry all the Southern States, PennsylRa-
MIA, New Jersey. New York, Connecticut,
Now Hampshire, Maine. Michigan, Iowa
and Illinois. Now post this up, and see
next November how near we are right.
He might have added Indiana, without
endangering his reputation as prophet.
Eg Gen. ]. W. Whitfield has again
placed US under many obligations for Con-
gresSional fayofs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

E8- Tie Fremont Americans will lie
glad to learn that their candidate for tie
Presidency is well and iavorably spoken
of by the London Times. We have 10
doubt that Mr.. Fremont would obtain
much larger number of votes in England
aud the British Provinces than he can in
the United States. The know-Nothil Q
Americans should "beware OF foreign in
nuence."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

g~ The convicts in the Auburn prison
Goo in number says the Syracuse STAN
dard. Dem., were polted an the 1lth inst.
when only one of the lot was found to be
in favor of Buchanan. The remainder
were for Bristol Bill.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

NonrH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN.-The
returns from % counties, show nett gain
for Bragg. Democratic Candidate for Gov
ernor, of 1.700. The State has gone for
the Democracy by over 5000. The DEM
ocra,s have also gained ten COY members
OF the Legislature. This State is sure for
Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

How 1T WoRKs.-TLe Black Repub.
licans goad Representative in Congress
until, out Of respect TO himself and his con-
stituency, he is compelled to resign
What follows2 He is unanimously re.
elected from his district, and on resuming
his scat he is legally entitled to his mile
age from the national treasury. WHO
loses?
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19
Pre-slavery County Convention.

~ The delagatesappointed at the different
EH township meetings in Atchison County,
K3sato attend-a County Convention for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the Leg
islature, to be supported by the Slavery
party In the coming election, are requested to
meet at Mount Pleasant on the last Saturday in
August. 1t ia hoped that every township will
be fully represented, at that time ticket
will be presented, hich should receive cor
dial support or every Pro-Slavery man in the
iounty. BY order of County Meeting!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

"Ycu bachelors ought TO be taxed"
said lady to a resoIute evsder of Ihs
moose matrimonial. Il agree with you
perfectly ma'am,'' was the reply. "baolre-
lorisn is certainly a luxury"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

EST More than thirty steamboats, have
been destroyed by fire, fifteen demolished
by ice, and twelve rendered useless ly
boiler explosions, thus far during the pres
ent year, on the Western rivers. Sixteen
have been burn"d at Algiers. Louisiana,
and St. Louis, Missouri.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

KEEPING COOL BY sTEAM.-A firm in
New York hane fitted up their dining
rooms with pain Of fans of about fifty feet
in length, suspended from the ceiling and
vibrating by means of a small steam en-
gine connected with the boiler. 1t adds
very materially to the comforts of guests.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

E3@ With true wife, the husbands's
faults should be secret. A woman fol gets
what is due TO herself, when she coi.de-
scends TO that refuge of weakness, fe-
male confident. A wife's bosom Should
be the tomb OF her husbands failings, ard
his character far more valuable, in her Us
than his life.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

vorE.-James b. Clay, son of the great
and Union loving Henry Clay, has come
out for Buchanan. Fletcher Webster. son
of the statesman of Marsh6eld, is also for
Buchanan.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19
~ The Norfolk Herald $

s5 The Norfolk Herald. sFesking OF
that city says: nearly ali the cisterns are
dry and the wells are worthless; md this
sad state of things exists, although there
is at distance Of only seven miles from
US supply of most excellent water.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

s9 Enos Williams, of Amherst, has
dog, which. seeing shovel fall unob-
served from his masters wagon, on the
public road, watched over it for twenty -four
hours, till his owner, missing him, made
search and recovered both dog and
shovel.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

ey a little boy. only 10 months ed.
named Jackson Haas, was drowned IN the
gutter at the corner of Claiborne and Clino
streets, New Orleans, last week.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

E@ An interesting trial of fire engines
is to come off In New Haven this fall
The first prize is new fire engine, in
complete running order, worth $500
the yictors to take her home with them.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

ARKAssAs.-This State has gone for
the Democracy by an increased majority.
The entire Democratic State ticket has
been elected, and both branches of the
Legislature are largely Democsatic.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

KENTUCKY ELEcrIoN.-From all the
information we can gather we are led to
inter that Ken,ueky has gone for the De-
mecracy by quite a Respectable majority.
This State can be set down as sure fol
Buchanan in November next.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

Eg Turks Island papers say that The
salt prospe c:s are very good; about 80 600
bushels had been gathered, and general
rak;ng was expected in a few days. The
PRESENT price is u cents per lushel.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

E% Gov. Shannon of Kansas, has been
removed. and J. w. Geary OF -Pennsyl-
vnnia, appoid.ed in his place. Verify,
gu5erno,ional laurels soon witheT on tie
Kansas parties.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

s a good book and good woman
are excellent things fer those who know
how justly to appreciate their value
There ars men. however, who judge both
from the beauty OF their covering.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

ET On The Providence Railroad on
Saturday night, the freight car, containing
Hernden s. Cos. crates, was burned
The express conpany's loss is S12 900 or
S15, 900.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

KrsruckY.-In So counties the Dem
ocraiic gain is $3.50. This overcomes
Morehead's majority for Governor. which
was about 4 300.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

EEy Two vessels from Cuba, are de-
tanned at the Baltimore quarantine, with
yellow fever on board.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

E@ mot dollar of any of the money
in the east has ever reached
hese parts" says letter from a resident
ID Kansas, whom the New York Post en-
1ofses as highly respectable
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

ET"Have you ever broken horse e.
inquired horse jocky.
mo, not exactly" replied Simmons,
'tut ! have broken three or four wa
gons."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

E9- The Brunswick, Ga. Railroad is
now under full hsadway. Regular trains
are running dsilv over the first section OF
.wea.s~s.s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19
f " Oh no, we never mention him,
His name is never heard :

This song is now supposed tohare been
written In anticipation OF the neglect with
which the KnowNothinss treat Andrew
jackson Donelson.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

EI Calvin G. Bradley, Esq. has been
chosen referee in the Forest divorce case.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

n1 The L. S. III. steamship Fulton.
for Hayre, took out s6s7 ,257 in specie and
101 passengers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-19

@ Several disastrous fires have lately
occurred In Cincinnati.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

DEC 1.-THE truth of the removal u
Judge Lecompte is now confirmed By the
nomination s.'nt by the President to the
Senate, OF James .. Harrison, OF K ntucky
ae Chit Justice Of Supreme Court o; kar
shs. The moval was contemplated d
least forty days ago, and which, it is sad
that Ju ge I.econpie was aware of; but up
to lhie time nothing has been heard from
HIM in defence of his off; ia conduct. Th-
recent proofs and representations of CIV
Geary determ ned the course vi the admin.
tra'lun III the premises.
WIN. Spencer is likewise nominated a
MarshdlI oi Kansas, vice Donaldson ant
Tnomas Gum rghum, associate Judges U
the Supren Court, in place of Judge Bur.
rel. deceased.
A.su, ]. W. Underwood, as GA, as AS
sociate Justice Of the U. ). Court of Ne
Oraska, vice Haden, resigned, were, in the
executive sessSiun Of The Senate, ,relerred IL
the judiciary committee
/ he President likewise transmitted the
treaty between the U. 5. and Great Britain.
relating to Central America, which was or
Gered 20 b. printed, Tor the iniormotion ui
Senators only.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December er2O.--Resolutions were
introduced into the Iowa Legislature yes.
terdsy, instructing their Senators, and re.
qesting their representatives, to vote for the
adm ss ion of Kansas as Free State and
against her admission as Slave. A SUBJ
stitute was of erred by the democrats for
the immediate repeal OF The obnox ious acts
of the Territoria Legisla urd recog iizng
the right to admission with Republican
form of Government and expressing con-
fiGent hope that the people Of Kansas will
adopt a constitution prohibiting slavery.
An amendment was offered to the effect
that the power of tho people to establish
slavery or poIygamy was not an essential
exercise of the right of self government
Vote not taken.
A meeting was ED at the new town of
New Grenador. Kansas, on the 9Th inst, to
consider measures for the construction Of
railroad thence to Lawrence,
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cans. In this connection, he alluded to
Prof. Hendrick, who was removed from
the University of Nor'h Carolina, because
Of his devotion to freedom. Hendr;ck~ per-
formed service to liberty and was crushed
Dir. Wilson did not consider that to vote
for Buchanan was an endorsement Of the
Kansas bill The doctrine of Cass on Squat
ter sovereignty which is repudiated by tn.
South was preached at the North, and ser.
we'd to cheat and delude the people.
The Democratic monsters head was in
the South and his tail in the North, and iron
bells on the tail. The democratic power i,
in TIE South. Those of that section who
say they want peace can have it, but no'
while they seek to extend slavery over free
territory. The Republicans will insist thai
Kansas shall be admitted as free State
but when asked whether they will vote fol
its admission as slave State, they emphat.
icaly answer No. They will prohibit sla.
very in 4 II TER tories. but do not claim tt
disturb or interfere with Southern rights
NJ. Brown obtained the floor and :hs
Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec 90.
Senate no, in session, having yesterday
ad luurned till Monday.
HousE.-Mr. Granger made an ineffectu.
al attempt to introduce a resolution declar
ing Paul Waldo chaplain o the House 10
the session.
House resumed cons Iteration of private
b lis.
Mr. Wheeler asked but did not obtai
leave to report bill prepared at the Pos
Office, approved by the Post Office Com
mittee, taxing Lottery Circulars, and al
such class Of mail matter with letter post
are A dj Inrnpd
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ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE
FOR JASUAGsY, 1857.

In the Jauuary number of the Home Magazine i.
commenced Miss Virginia +. TownsenuS New
nuvre tte. entitled
s.LoOk Gut; New England StOry,''
the first chapters OF hch give PROMISE tfa story
OF rare interest ] 10 number, which unirnence-
the nilrih vO Oiume. is printed OIL new and 'eHuti
iul type, and the sIyir the work greatly improved
the purpose The pun lIsner being to issue II tw,
dollar magazine equal in typography and as choice
| iy embelilshcd uEy Ol the tLrGe Collar nIaS a.
zines.
In regard to the qua ity al reading matter, the
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most cases superior tu the general ut period l.
Is. lIs great :Im Is 10 hi ing IL pl, asanf al
tructive way. by means OF song Story. essay, tng
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heart, and iu Ill he old and young wls,r. better
und aaopIer.
Not 10 lack any of the attractions presented H.
similar works, the home Magazine. among il
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Gu iO' ed steel iaSlil plate, executed in the he>
style uithe art, under the supervision of GrniO T.
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ar, Isl, to- the Home Magazine 4 large varie.y
vi need patterns IRE giving in every num-
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The coored steel engraving Of y inter - in the
JaHu1Ty number is enIi,. hment "fa ana
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y together Ia, January nun Der regard as a
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NEGRO RESURRECTION.

LrUIsvILLE, Dec. 20.
The Russellville Herah. of "Wednesday
says insurreciioL excitement exists in the
nsigborhood of Molney and Gordenyile.-
a number of negroes were arrested. A
negro belonging to one of the Iron works in
Teppessee, said he knew all about the plot
but would die befure he would tell He
received seven and fifty lashes. from the cf
fecis of which he died. At Cadiz, Trigg
County, KY. yesterday free negro was
hung after being tried by Vigilance CON-
mittee. A number more were in Jail and
some will be hung. Judge Cook called the
Court for Christmas day. The excitement
a very high.
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Mr.. Secretary Guthrie says in his mes
sage that pure metallic currency may be
set down as imprscticable under our Con-
stitution end laws, to say nothing of the
sentiment of the people,
Thus ends the hard money humbug. " h ich
for several years constituted tie principal
political commodity of The Democratic par
ty. One by one the old Whig ideas i'm
press the mselves upon the policy of the
country, and We shortly expect to find all
the Wings ever col tended for adopted Us
cardinal measures by their old enemies
Happy is the man who lives to hear that his
foes applaud him.-Bah. Amer.
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COUNTERFEIT Norris 1t is states that
counterfeit $50 notes ON The Bank of the
Valley, payable ann:on, are in circul'-
ton IN various parts o. Virginia. 1 hey
may be distinguished by the imperlecton
Of the likeness of Fillmore, and the words
Bank of the valley" wh ich nre shaded
In the genuine notes these words are plain.
The names of the officers are well exc
cuted.
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THE RAILR DAD Collision AT ALLIANCE
-VEKDIcr OF The JuRY.--The Salem Re.
publican OF "Wednesday contains The yerd c,
ol the Coroner's jury called 10 investig ate
the Cause of the accident. by which SO many
were killed and wounded. After u full in.
vestigation, they found "lhat one John
Cherry, the engineer on the engine OF the
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail
roud, running North, was Concerned in the
perpe iration OF said outrage, violence and
death, as principal"
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OCEAN TELEGRAPH.--The contracts for
making and laying down the tlegrsphic
cable between Newfoundland and ireland,
Lave been concluded. IL is believed that
the line will be in operation by the 4ih OF
July next.
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FROM LOUISVILLE,

Dec. 2sd.-Mr. Juyce's house, Bria
Creek, KY, was destroyed by fire and fuu
inmates burned 10 death on Tuesday night
Mr.. Joyce was absent. Three slaves wer,
arrested and confessed numbering The lily
ard firing the house 1t is thought sum.
mary vengeance would be taken OH the ne
pru,
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We would recommend our nvaiid reader,
to give 'Hurhand's German b tiers trial
as we feel assured medicine that can pro.
duce such evidence ds the following, in il,
favor, is no humbug:
RucKPGRT, Monroe CO., N. Y, F. b % "a
J. ID. Spring saws: Send IN fresh up
ply % BItGerS Immediately. 1t gives tine
very b"st sdtlslactInn. One gentleman had
b, en- troubled with the ID, spepsia i,.r long
time, and spent the must vi last summer al
Il noted Water Cure establishment. bat
l"und no relel whate,er unIl lie u<eu the
Bitters. IL. is Low rn rel, curet.'
NEw BROOKLYN, N. Y, OcI. s, 1853.
Rev. II. z. Ph,Ier srys: DE-. z NJ jack.
sou-Dear Sri request you 10 send me
10y the hrs. opportunity, three bottles OF
III, uti.nd's German Bi,ters,' aud am glad
10 state that the Bitters have cured different
per ,uns OF my acquaintance, when phyS
Clans help was without effect, esp, ciaiy in
H"morrhoidal cases (bleeuins piies), the
effect and cure was sure anu certain.
And Tor sale by
Ii. ALEAA\! Err, ST. Clarsyie
y. Z. nAnI ~. 81. ClaIrsyIe
Jas. Baker. W hl, ing.
VIM. Dunbar. UnIunIuwn.
Ge ). T.. betlIci Flushing;
X. >. IlaIk, MurrlsIown.
III ii. Mcoi, BarnesvlIle.
Nj. 4. Miles &Sou couIerton
And by Dealers III Medicines everywhere.
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Vote I'm Cities.

The following list shows The number OF
votes cast al the lale Presidential eec.
tion in l"en'y Of .he principal ciles in The
United STATES They are no. all official,
but are substantially Correct.