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Donation Supper

The ladies' of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church in this place, have
determined, as may be seen on refer
ing to their card in this column, tc
give a Contribution Supper, on Tues.
day, April 7th-the proceeds to be
applied to completing their house Of
worship. In cause 50 commendable,
nothing need be said by US, we ar
sure, to induce a large attendance.
This community have alsOays respond
ed literally to such call, and they
are not disposed now to lose the char
aeter SO honorably earned, and SO ca
silly maintained. We look. for crowd
on the occasion. It will be glorious
time-joy and hiIarity will rule the
hour the beauty Of Lincoln viii be
there-the Supper viii be Ali that
experience and a determination to
excel can accomplish. LET Us ALL GO.
sssa Donation Supper. "a
- The ladies Of Fayetteville
have determined to give a Contribution
Supper. in the Cumberland Presbyterian /
Church. TUESDAY, the 7tl, OF April.
Tickets 81, children Fifty Gents. The
proceeds are to bs appropriated to the finish
ing of the said c. P. Church. The citizens
of the town will mako ample arrangements
in their private families to accommodate all
who NAV come-a COMMITTEES having been
appointed for that purpose. The ladies desire
a large tteudance-COME ONE, GONE ALL.
March 27-td.
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Cincinnati. Chic

Flour; holders not disposed to submit to a
decline, So Is offered -. Some sales extra
whisky at zoe. -. Provisions unchanged. -.
Sugar 81 @9. coffee very firm 12I 913.
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Ncyy 0rIenns.Ea--

Cotton quiet, sales 1900. No sales after
the reception of the Persia's news. Sugar
IL; Molasses 361s; bbl lard &c; mixed corn
48; mess pork SIS rs.
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.e~ Request Easily Granted. az

0FPe purchasing articles advertise in
our columns, will confer favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement in the
FAYErrEvtLLs OBSERVER N
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CIR M.lrkfta -Eltest Dates
Nashville. Temsss-

Nashville, Tenn
CQtton.--The market was fiat, the sales be-
iips,'seo Fight to be worth of note.
,rTobaceos--Sales of hhds at the ware
house of Johnson, Horne d Ce. at 4 35@7 05
Racon.-Continues dull, without any
change in quotations. Dealers are offering
I7@719 for hog round.
Flour--is dull, and sales confined mostly
to the demand for consumption, at S696 81
in bbis., and s. per cwt. in bags.
Eeg Work, N. "
Cotton firm; Orleans middling 1913, upland
DO 10, fair IL. Closed with active demand.
-. Flour improving straight state 81 12H +,
good Ohio 81 75... Wheat firm, red 81 65,
and white 81 o.. Western mixed corn
49,. Pork firm. -. Beef dull. :. Lard firm
-. Coffee dull Sugar firm, Orleans 81
-. Molasses firm, Orleans A.. .LinseeG
OIL 3d.. Bacon active. 9@9H for hams,
~ for shoulders.
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SOMETHING
NE " AND VALUABLE

The most powerful King the face Of the globe row
relgns supreme in the American Republic The pover
Of the crowned heads of Europe sink into
when compared TO our American King.
European kings employ the power vested In Then, IA
increase ne riches OF the rich and ordy and reuce
70 greater misery and degradation the and denend
ent our american King goes crth with equal wiling
ReSs 70 the lory mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike to administer relief aud to osr health .r happ
ness 70 the lofty and lowy, the rich and the poor
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- the Skin, Erysipslss
Tumors, Chronic, Gore Eyes
Ring Worm or letters, ScnId Head
Rheumatism, Pains in tho Bones or
Joints, OH Sores and Ulcers Swelling OF
the Glands, SYPHILIS, Dyspepsia Salt Rheurn
diseases OF the kidneys, Diseases Arising from tbs
use OF Mercury, Loss Of Appetite Pain in the slsana
shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago Coughs Colds
pEosy, Jaundiee, CosTeness, Bronchitis Weakness u
taest, Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections and ali othsr
Diseases tending TO produce Consumption Liver Com
paints, feinaie Irregularities and Com plants low
spirits, siek AID Nervous Headache Night SEears
Exposlres or Imprudence in Life, Chrcnsc con-
sttsutioIel Diseases, and az Spring and
hummer Drink, and General Tonic for the
system, and Gentle ami Pleasant
PurGAtiTe, it is superior TO Blue
Lick and Congress Water,
salts, or Ssidii.z
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-03-27

lisa relnarkshle feet, that among the hundred, OF
eminent physicians VINO have examined the recipe by
which Bulls Sarsaparila Is prepared, not one has con-
demned IT, but all approve IL, and commend Il in the
highest terms Many physicians express thenselyo,
s9ng IN the oeiis that decidedly the best p-eps
ration OF Sarsaparila that has ever been placed bsf
the public Although there are many physicians VINO
eel reluctance to having their appended 20 th
Recommendation OF any particular remedy notvith.
Standing they may approve of 10 in the highest dcree
taore are who frankly yield their support in yor
Of remedy which they know Is capable OF doing SO
real the following from ole and respectable physc,ps
o. high Standing in the community in which they live
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17


until the iass assassin and traitor is b,o,.,
20 justice. TIER cry viii not be !, ::
We profess to be hw-abiding pso,s
and we practice wha, we profess, tu NJ
the law ceases to afosd protection !
revolution, insurrection, and rebelbo.
forced upon US, we expec, 70 be re,a.
meet that issue. 100. Thus far, We i,
sustained the principles Of the pro.s,r.;
party in Kansas, reaceably-we n,.s
thus to continue. bat if our party is ~
put down, or civil war foslox, le, j, c,s
tho sooner, the bettvr-we are Pend
do our duty.
Heaven and earth are being nora,
all the Free States. 10 induce oyer,yl.l
ing armies to march here. and d,i-o
from the land. We are allie to take :,
of those already here, but let our brc,i,
in the States, take care of the outside,
watch them, and If our enemies mani
kansas, let our friends come along 10 ,,L
care of them, and If nothing but = f.
can bring about peace, let lis have a e-..
that will amount tD something. Send :,
the money and other articles mentio,a5
as early as practicable. and il the sl,,
tionists find il conrenien: to bring their SUP
plies, let cur friends core With ours.
Arrangements haze been made M.
Messrs. Majors, Russell St Co, Leaves
north, K. T.,J. ". Forman & Co, Don
phan, *. T.. and c. Z. Voolfolk & c.
Aichison, K. T.. TO receive any moper .
other articles sent for our relief, and N
report TO the undersigned, and we plee
ourselves that all will be distributed for i.
benefit OF the cduse. Horses we great
need-foo'men being useless in rul.lD
down midnigh, assassins and robbers.
LEAvnNwoRrH CoUNrx.-W. Z. Nr,
ply, Chairman; ]. J. CIalkson. c. +
Norris, d. ~. \. Grover. Hugh N
Moore.
DoNIPHAS CorSrY. ]. Krr
Chairman; J. +. FormaD, C. L. Newns,
4. Heaie. J. S. Pemterton.
ATeHisoN Coun!y.-P. T. Abel, Chan
man; J. a. Headiey, a. J. Frederl
j. F. Green, jr., E. c. Mason.
ArHcIsoN, l.. T.. June 9Th, 1856.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Kansas Affairs.

In this number of our paper, viii be
found a circular addressed to our friends
tl1roug kout the Union. by Convention OF
Delegates which assembled here on the
9th inst, setting forth our condition and
wants. Let every pro-slayery man, and
every other honest man in the Union,
whose desire is 10 see the Union rerpctu-
ated vita equal rights to ali sections, read
this circular and promptly respond to cheer
up cur people. who are battling for the
sovereignty of the States and people
The circular contains the truth unvarnished,
and provlainis TO the world, principles and
sentiments that must meet the approval of
every true patriot in the nation. -
We learn from our exchanges and other
sources, thai the abolitioiists ares with re-
neYed energy, by every possible means,
from the prisons dora fothe EuLpits, stir
ring ap the people TO come to Kansas, TO
fight. is it possible that the whole North
ern people lsare become so blinded by
these demagogues and traitors, as not TO be
able TO perceive the deception attempted
u be played of on them.
The Free State party, as it is called in
Kansas, with one voice, religiously and
politically, proclaim that we have no laws,
andIhat pretended ones must be resisted
even TO bloody issue; that thus to resist
IS only serving their country and their
Cod-consequenily no legal or moral pen
atty will follow. They contend, TOO, that
their party outnumbers ours. at least two
Or three 10 one. Now, if all these things
be true. (and aboIition;sts surely will not
deny any, why is it that they 10 not come
out openly, like men, and commence Il
manly, orcn. free .fgif, at once, and lei
the matter be fairly met? Why daily
trouble other People to come ard fight
their battles IN Kansas. when they already
have such an Overwhelming majority 2
VIII the good men of the NORTH. never be
able to see the tricks of these knayes, who
are seeking 20 bring about civil war? =
Have not the people OF the North, sense
enough to know that as matters stand here
now, if any move is made in the North, a
counteracting one will be made in the
South, and let few more thousand peo-
PIE, wrought up TO the highest excitement,
Land in Kansas, and no powc: on earth
will lie able to prevent IA collision, that
must result in the determination of ore or
tie other party? Is tbs the desircof the
people OF the free States If 50. then
we say: SO Oh as speedily as possihIe-the
sooner the final issue comes, the better
We are ready for any emergency.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
TIE "PClar S;G-."

We have oi;en referred TO this popular
Boat and her liberal officers. We now
call tie attention Of the Border Rufiians"
20 anoticr clever act OF Clerk Dio>sofn,
which deserves to be remembered by the
Pre-SlaYery merchants and business men
on the Missouri Rirer. The citiZens os
SaGs.c county raised quite large supply
of Bacon and Flour for the Use Of Soo;h-
crn Immigrants in the Territory. 1t was
shipped on the Polar Star 10 this place,
and although We expected to. hase been
charged reasonable freight bill, we We're
disappoin,ed in that respect. Their bill,
which amounted TO something over forty
dollars, was regularly made out and re-
,,ipted, and underneath was writen,-''no
charg. for this freight donated lor the
good OF the cause" That the Officers on
the Polar Star are 'all right we lave had
repeated assurances, and il becomes cur
duty TO pasronize rs far as Genes in our
power. Steamers IN charge OF our own
trends There are several Piretica! crafts
on the Missouri River. owned ana COM
,nanded by Yankees, WHO have no respect
Tor tue Southern people. They Should not
be allowed 10 compete with such I,oats as
the ..s,ar.'' commanded BY the sallent
Dix, and the attentive and eyer oisiging
clerk Blossom. Success we say to tie
Polar Star, and we hope our friends in
Missouri will well pay her officers for the
many faYe-s they hare shown Tie Pre-
Slasery Panty OF Kansas.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Mississippi to the Rescue!

From the following letter published be-
that Mississippi, at the eleventh hour
has determined TO come to our rescue, and
send out some OF her noble sons to assist
in fighting the battles of the South in Kan
sas. We hope otber counties in the State
may do as we'll as Claiborne. Mississippi
should tie well represented here. as matters
look now as il there will be work for all
tie Sharp Shooters" she can raise.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
PoRr GIBsoN, Miss, Nav 26.

To the Editors of tn, Sluatter Sovereign:
The people OF Mississippi, need Tot
tell you, are watching with the intenses,
anxiety the fortunes Of your fertile aud
cli,yalrons Territory. In many counties
Of our State, and III many parishes OF Lou
isiana, meetings largely attended, have
teen held with view Of ailording aid tc
the gallant Soulhcrners to Kansas in re-
sisting the iawless enchoachnents Of the
y ortiiern ALolitionis;s. In this COUNTY
(CIairtorne.1 about $4,000 has been
very recently subscribed by responsible
parties, and there is 4 prospect that at least
IS. eco more will be raised, and the whole
appropriated, IN some way or otter, 10
your aid. T!.c mos, feasible and approved
2iaa that has Yet been suggested for ap-
plying this money, think IS that Of far
nishing eosjgrants from cur midst. This
will probably lie done.-therc being quite
a number OF our hest and most reliable
Young men WHO have eSpresseda wiling
ness 10 go and settle among you with a
view 10 better their condition. At ali
events our citizens are with you in heart
and SOIL. The great principle embodied
in your territorial bill-the principle Of
popular @ogsreisaiy--hayiag been reeos-
nizeti, and being HOW the starting point
for the ensuing presidential struggle, we ot
Mississippi are not afraid as to is triumph;
buf ire are ejiraid % losing Kansas. God
grant you success! Send the Squa:;er
Sovereign, and when l see j: and learn the
terms. will send you the subscription, and
Try to get yen some more subscribers.
Yours truly, J. s. MORRIS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Al Armed Bank Of Outlaws Dispers-
ed By Q. S Troopa!!
CAMP ONE MILE ABOVE LAwRkxcE.
May 26th, 1856.

CAMPoN MILE ABOVE LAwRkHcE.
May 26,h. 1856. {
Sir: | haze the honor TO report that Ia
accordance with your orders, | proceeded
from t3is place with l3 enlisted men. on
Yesterday morning. and made NY way. by
the Wakarusa bridge towards Hickory
Point. Daring The whole ,,arch, made
constant inquiries from the settlers on the
road, and ;.i!, uat.l arrived within a very
saeft distance Of Palmyra, some eighteen
miles south of Lawrence, stated that there
was 10 difficulty or alarm anticipated. At
this place came upon Il body OF men from
Osawaionie aud tie surrounding country,
who as well rs could judge, numbered
some 20 or 50, although they pretended to
ded ty Captain Brown, and was evident
y free State party. Trey had been at
Palmyra about tWe days, and bad irighien-
ed OFF a number al rro-siayery settlers.
AMI focsed eff, as lar as could learn,
axo families, immediately stated to Capt.
Brown THAI the ase.niiy Of large parties of
armed men, on either side, were illegal,
and called upon hin to disperse. After
considerable. talk, he consented to disband
his party and return hone On yesterday
evening he commenced moving, aud early
this morning his camp had been vacated.
Reports reached me on Yesterday alter
noon that a large force $50 men) from
Missouri. had collected at what is called
Bulls Cree. some IS miles below Paimy-
IA, for the purpose of invading the Terri-
tory. Investigated tie matter aud from
the testimony of three men, who had just
/ crossed at Bull creek, l an. convinced; that
lhis report was exaggerated and false. As
far as could learn, tie only persons at
Bali 5 Greek were . few families, who had
! d, ~ driven from Palmyra, and Santa
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
CHARLES ROBINSON.

OaARbES RObiNSoR.
Major General Cammanding the Volun-
teers of Kansas Territory.
To all acho shall see these presents
ting:
WHERE'S, I have appointed J. S. Elne-
ry TO the Office of aid-de-camp of the first
division OF Kansas Volunteers, raised in
the said Territory By the authority of the
reople of Kansas. 10 defend the citizens of
Kansas Territory from threatened destruc-
ton from foreign invaders:
THEREFORE, KNOW YE, That IN the
name and by the authority of the SAID peo-
plea do commission the said ]. S. Emery
as aforesaid. to serve from the date hereof
until the said force retires from said Terri
tory.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have here
unto set my hand at Lawrence City, the
twenty-seventh day of November. 1855.
{ Signed } C. ROBINSON.
Major General Commanding the Vo!un-
teers of Kansas Territory.
(,Signed. } c. w. DEITZLER,
Adj't-GenI.
certify that the foregoing isa
true and correct copy ofthe origi-
nal, as this dav made by me At
test: II. W. JONES.
Nes:port, May 2Sth, 1856.
HEAD QUARTERS KANSAS VOLUNTEERS,
LAWRENCE CITY, Dec, 18th, 1855.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That ]. S. Emery
faithfully and galantly served as Aid de-
Camp, in the first division Kansas ' olan-
tpers, from The 27th, day of November
1855. to the 18th. day of Dee, 1855, lii
defending the Citv of Lawrence, in Kan
sus Territory, from demolition by foreign
invaders; when he was honorably discharg-
ed from said service (Sienrd.)
c. ROBINSON. Mai. GenI.
(signed) G. w. DE1TzLER, Adg't.
Gen.
l certify that the foregoing is
true and correct copy Of the origi-
nal, as this day made by me.
Attest, II. ". JONES.
Wes;pon, May 2Sth. 1856
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
The Presidency.

We hoist at our masthead the names OF
the distinguished nominees Of the Cincin-
mali Convention. In doing SO, when we
,rre no. entitled 10 a voice III the election
OF a President. we may incur censure from
!, certain quarter. Let ircogne, we intend
ri all hazards 10 Latle for the ticket, and
share the glory OF the victory. In our
next issue we viii have more TO say on this
silh1ect.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

Tie Washington Sar says that Senator
Douglass bi! for the admission OF Kansas
as State, Will not onIy pass the Senate
ty large majority, tut viii pas tie House
It provides that VIXEN Kansas shall have
the requisite population she may be admit
ted without farther legislation.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
FRou CALIroRx1A.-A company

FRoN CALIFoRNIA.-A company. d.
rect from Calilo,nia9y b the overland route,
just arrived in this city. They came tlr'o
without any interference from the Indians.
and made the trip in very short time
Their mules were in Gne order. and did
not look as though they had just made a
journey Of nearly two thousand miles
Atchison is getting TO be tie general cut
flung depot Cor all eriigrants travelling 70
and from California and Utah.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
gSg A ma II in Florida, who swallowed

gg a man in Florida, who swallowed
an orange seed last fail, mas breath SO
fragrant OF orange blossoms tnis spring
that. he says. the ladies are constantly
teazing him for kisses. Poor fellow,
The above chipping was sent US by q
lady. She particularly recommends il TO
tie young men hereaboal, who make their
visits with strong perfume OF tobacco
smoke. eananating from their persons, and
with few exceptions, their mouths filled
,sisl1, to them, tie delectabl. weed. They,
she thinks. would require bushel, at least,
Of orange seed, 20 remove this ofiuvia.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Lost Horses !-Replace them.

There were several Horses lost by
mcmbers OF the Alchison, mounted Guards
daring their late trip TO Lawrence. Some
of the party who were so unfortunate, are
yeung men who are not able, really, to
stand such loss. a subscription is nov
Ia circulation to replace them. Should
any one nnder. whose eye this may come
ietl willing to help out those who have been
unfortunate, while defending Southern
Rights in Kansas, or wish to contribute any
thing for their relief, they can forward the
salne 10 the Editor Of this paper, and the
receipt of which will lie Acknowledged IN
,!n-. Svu1,tcr Sovereign. Below will be
found the names of several persons whp
have, Contributed 20 tits Object.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Sr. LovIs, May Esd, 1856.

The Senior Editor is now on Il visit to
Virginia. where business has called him.
He viii be absent about Iwo months. dU-
ring which time our subscribers must M Ike
proper allowances for the lack OF editorial
matter in Our columns.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

Ey Several subscribers names have
tcen handed in to rs during The pasi weel.
not accompanied wiih fh- Cash.-This viii
account for the non receipt OF our paper.
ous terms are 5 ? GO IA adca,ce, be il re-
n,cn,ecrsd.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Look out for the Rascal.

The Public are cautioned against one
Mitchael P Smith, who absgontird ftom
St. Louis.on tie 17th Of May last. lraying
wife IN great distress. 1t is asce,tained
that he is Biramist, and this is his Sec
o-,d desertion from his family. He has
also a wife living in Indiana. lie IS said
TO be great rascal and fled from ST. Louis
TO escape imprisonment. 1t is supposed
thai he has gone TO Kansas, and TO pre-
vent his further Rascali;y and imposture
upon females, his wife makes this EXPO
sition. lie is Miller by trade, and
generally wears crane Oh lis hat. Ee is
accompanied by bis son john, WHO afer
!'etraying TIE confidence Of a young lady,
WAS forced 10 leave the community.
Papers in Kansas, by copying tee above
may save Other innocent females from
being ruined by this case deceiver.
i. 4. SMITH.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Tie Eses1 .EfUeTzssaag .Rze-
<fissns fss The Easlses. Country.


ew DIR. JOHN IT. STRiNGFELLOW is
candidate for Seat in the House of Repre-
sentaeives of the Territory oe Kansas. Sab
isct TO the decision OF Pro-Siavery Conven-
ton. fi4-td
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

ERR0Rs OF THE PREss.-Reader, did
you know that every column Of a newspa-
per contains from ten to twenty thousand
distinct pieces Of metal, the misplacing Of
any one OF which, would cause a b!under
or iypogra ptiical errors With this fact be-
fore you. don't you wonder at the general
accuracy Of newspapers! Knowing this
TO be the fact you VIII be more disposed,
we hope to excuse than magnify errors Of
tie Press.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
7. O. Of @. z.

The members in good Standing are re-
eaested TO meet at the store o; ]. saqm on
Thursday evening June 18th, ct 4 O'Clock;
for the purpose OF forming Lodge Ia this
Civ. Da. 2IcVAY.
}. SAQUI.
J. 7. HEREFORD.
ISAAC s. HASCALL.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
ArcuIsoN. June 9th, 1856.

r. S. KELLEY Capt. SmootS Com
rany com posed OF forty five persons left the
city OF Great Salt Lase on the 22ad, oi
April. The company consisted ol mis-
siollarics Of tie Church of J. c. of l.. d. 5.
for different parts of the wo:ld-Chief
Justice Kinney and family, the I. 5. Mar
sliai for Utah Ter, aud considerable
number OF merchants; also Ga. Smith.
Agent appointed TO present the Consti'u-
ton and memorial Tor the admission OF tie
State OF Dtseftt, to Washington. For the
first four hundred miles t.ie country was
almost destitute of Grass-At the south
pass they encountered Il severe snow storm,
which continued fifty SIX hours and II was
with great difficulty hat the animals We're
kept alive by covering them with bedding
and feeding them bread stuff. Tue supply
ol feed III the Black Hills was atinden';
the grassi.oppers however were as na:ncr-
Gus as tie sand OF tie sea--Ne met the
first emigration at the south fork OF the
Platte, and were not out Oh the sig.lt oi
etnigrant Wagons for four hundred miles.
The etniCranis are oi class which will
afford a most valuable acquisition to tie
State OF California ;-they are taking with
them an Immense quantity OF the most im-
proved kind OF slock. Judge Kinney and
family left tie company IN good health AT
Cruteryil, to proceed to ST. Joseph. Tie
officers asthe military posts treated our
company with kin4ness and nrbani;y. We
had not tilc l. ast difficulty with the Indians,
they all seemed frindIy except Il band OF
Cheyancs, who committed some deprcda-
ton uron the emigration IN the neighhor-
hood Of the lttld Blue. CAPT Smoot. man
iIested great skill in preserving tie animals
in the storm referred to and in conducting
the company which arrived at Mormon
grove last evening
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

The Mobile Daily Tribune of the lst,
informs US that tso hundred and sixty Kan
sas emigrants arrived there Tie day preri-
ous.-Most Of them had banners. and a
riband at the breast, with the motto. :. Al
ahamians for Kansas-B Bibles instead of
rifles"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

A soda fountain in an eating house IN
Boston, exploded on Thursday, with tTe-
mendous report. Two men engaged in
charging the fountain were considerably
injured, each having a leg fractured. be-
sides being otherwise bruised.