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Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
SEASON OF 1856.
stor OF the West.

| - SG&A oA SoS ~eSE.
st. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line
Regular Monday Passenger Packet for Boon
vile, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami, Hip.
Landing, Waverly, Dover, Berlin, Lexing
ton, Wellington, Camden, Sibley, Richfieid
| Liberty, independence, Kansas, ParkviIIe
Leayenworth, Ft. Leayenworth, Weston
Kickapoo, Iatan, Atchison, Donip phan, and
st. Joseph.
iEk The splendid new commodious
SEIIzSasssS and comfortable Regurar Passen-
szazzzzzz67 szazzzszzz.z67 ger Packet STAR OF THE
WEST, Dix, Master, Will leave for the above
and intermediate ports on evsry alternate Mon
Day, during the season, at O'Clock, PM, as
Monday, March 10, "a; Monday, August II, a5,
April q, Fl; Sept. 8 and 22:
May 5, I9; Oct. 6. and %
june 2, 16, so; {" Nov. 8. and II
July IA, %;
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alter
nate Sunday, at 10 o'clock, m, as follows:
sunday Marah nr!i ae 80; Sunday, August B. II 81
May II, 25; 6" Oct. i2 26.
July $50;
Departing from st. Joseph, Sunday, 10, O'Clock
m, Doniphan at II m, Atchison 2 m.
Iatan at 9 p m, Kickapoo at m.
Weston Monday at Z o'clock, a m. Fort Ieav-
enworth at 10 m, Leavenworth CITY at 9
m, Parkvifle at 8 m, Kansas at IL a m.
Wayne City at m, Liberty at m, New
dndependendence at 1-2 p m, Richfield and
st. Bernard at p m, Sibley at 2 m, Cam
den at p m, Wellington at 6 m.
lexineton-Tuesday,a at m, Berlin at a m. |
Dover at 9 a m; Waverly at 10 am; HIPS land, |
ing II m; Miami at p m; Brunswick at 2 |
? m; Glasgow at IN Arrow Rook at a Nc:
Boonville at p m; ar. living at st. Louis Wed,
hesday evening in time for Louisville and Mis-
sissippi packets, for evening trains of the Al
ton and Chicago and Ohio and Mississipnj
Railroads.
he Star of the West was built expressly for
Missouri river Passenger Packst, and com
ines every modern improvement for safety.
engers may rely upon her pernanency, punc-
iality and dispatch.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
Es1TCIiERDSON,s
.EzisSOsza'S E1Ds.ess COss,00a,u

Principal Office, IL Main Street, st. Louis,
a RE now prepared to transacta General Re-
"A ceivins, Forwarding and Commission Bug
mess All goods consigned to our care will
reeve prompt attention, and be forwarded
without delay at the lowest transportation rates,
our arrangements being favorable for such pur-
poses. 7,f@4 EfH - =
We connect at st. Louis with Valentine e.
Co.'S Fast Freight Line from the Eastern Cit
iesItime, elght to twelve days-5y which
goods will be delivered at all noints between
ty days. -
Have goods marked care Richardson's Mo.
Express Co., st. Louis, Mo.
insurance effected on the most favorable
terms. ]. F. .RITCHERDSON, P. P.esident.
HENRY KYLE, General Agent. thy
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
JOB PRINTsNG.

HF every description. neatly and ,r,...,-
" executed at this Office, such a. Cards sst
ssiosnes, Circulars, Handbilis, Progra,,sr,ss es-
iramPhiees, Posters, Shcs-bilis, Rlanks- Ia
oeis, and every variety Of Printing. exeeat-'s
AZ snort notice, On liberal terms.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
SEASON OF 1885.
st. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Line.


Regular Tuesday Passenger Packet.
, For Boonville, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami
HIPS Landing, Wayerly, Dover, Berlin. Ley.
,ngton, wellington, Camden, Sibley, RichfeId
M. New plndePe,ndenee, Liberty, Wayne City, Kan
and st. Joseph. P-- a1'
| f9A b THE elegant, coinmodious. and
| fast Regular Passenger Packet
sSszz& POLAR STAR, Dix, Master,
will leave for the above and intermediate
points, every alternate TUESDAY, during
the season, at O'Clock, P. NJ, as follows
rsDFuary Soth; July lst 10Th and 29th;
March ilth and 25t, August 18th and 26th;
April sth and 2ad September 9Th and 2sd
May otn and 2Oth October 7th and 2lst
June 3d and 18th; Novembar 4th and 18th:
Connecting at st. Joseph with the Bluff City
ana St. Joseph regular passenger packet FoS-
TENELLE, forming an Immediate, reliable and
speedy through connection by steamboat, to
RETURNiNG-will leave St Joseph every
alternate MONDAY at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, as
follows: "0
March Sd, 18th 4 s1st; August 4th and 18th.
aPrli 18th and 2sth; Sept. Ist; 18th and 29th
may l2th and 2oth; October 18th and 9th,
June 9th and 23d; November 10th and 2Itb
July 7th and 21st;
Departing from st. Joseph Mondays at 10 |
O'Clock A. M, Doniphan at 12 H., Atchfson at |
r. M, datah at s p M, Kickapoo at P. n,
Weston Tuesdays at 7 A. NJ , Fort Leaven-
worth at 8 A. M, Leavenworth at 9 A. M, park
vile at 10, A. NJ, Kansas at u, NJ, Wayne City
at l, P. M, Liberty a+2, p. NJ, New Independ
ence at ?! P. NJ, Richfeid at 3, P. NJ, Sibiey at
l, P. NJ, Camden at 5, P. ri, Wellington at 6,
:. F.. M, Lexington, Wednesday at a: M, Ber,
lin at 8, A. AZ, Dover at 9, A. NJ, Waverly at
10, a. M., Hill's Landing at IL, A. NJ, Miami
1t l, P. NJ, Brunswick at 2, P. NJ, Glasgow
At At 4, P. NJ, Boonyille at 6, P. M, arriving at
st. Louis Thursday evening in time for the
Louisville and Mississippi packets. and eve
hing lines of travel in ali directions.
The Polar Star has been thoroughly repaired
md Iefurnished throughout, two state-rooms
'dded, and every improvement made which
afety, comfort ard convenience could suggest.
shippers may rely upon the utmost dispatch
n the delivery OF their freight, and passengers
re assured that no exertion on our part wifi he
wanting to render the Polar Star worthy of
hat generous patronage which heretofore has
cen, and We hope mry continue to be extended
D her. F. r my i.
81 I1Y IL. M. BLOSSOM
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
PIONEER SALOON.
IE0DCE rH

01aJAHE A1iLLION, fRoPRIEraR.
& STILL keeps at the old stand,
sssss[ ssef of ebess 5eTry sad4. Ind assss w.t.. s
Cigars, Fish, Oysters, Sardines, Cheese. Crael-
ers, &C., always on hasi. ssea7 - - =
ZIexPect In short time to be in nv Isvos
new building, now nearly finished. where /.
shall be happy to see my old friends and a.
public generally. A
Atchison, z. 7. s1tf. e : 4'aii.l.ieN-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
H. RYru.

.SUTLER, q. S. Army, at Fort Leayepxorth.
~ is constantly receiving fine old Lionors
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment Of
cRoice merchandise always on hand .ltf
YTSEAS-A arge lot OF various brands at,fI
4 prices. ASPLING, STEVENS & CO.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

|. lnss a. J. @. wESTBRoOK.
: HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED A
Large assortment OF Groceries,
WHICH ARE FoR SALE AT
Wholesale or Retail, on VERY reasonable
TERMS FOR CASH,
I@aAT the store formerly oceupied =. :
| Drug Storen by Ewelf& Dykes, con-
sistins in part OF the following arti-
cles: Is -
Whiskey-Meyers reeti6ed, Monougaheia: old
rye and bourbon; brandy; planst, eastiliion.
| meyers proprietor American brandy cher
Hes and ginger brandy old holland gin
scneidan aromatic sehnapps; ram.
Wines-oid port malaga; Madeira:
sherry claret; champagne Sc. &C.
Bitters-Dr. ]. Hostetter's cell
ebrated stomach, steughton
and peppermint. Vinegar;
iemsn syrup; lard oil. |
Sugar - prime N. o. |
Fish-mackerel kit and loaf and crushed: s. |
bbls; scotch herrings; house molasses.
sardines; Holsters Coffee Mocha,
&oysters. Cheese java and rio !; /
ry and vest s. ground
ern cheese. inpound
Crackers. papers
nuts, pecans. soft and hard
5 shell almonds; cream nuts
and filberts; rice; yeast
- powders and soda Tea
green and black.
ooaPLeast steel and bar. Pickles in !. and
ialslns; candy pep gallon jars; pre-
per; spice ginger; serves assort- I
nutmegs; cloves ed; candIes.t {
and mustard; star and I
starch; gun stearinr {
powder. common and fine Shot |
of all sizes percussion cans. T
and bar lead. Tar in kegs F
ser z5sHan Wash tubs, wash boards. r
and water buckets, rolling C
pins, brooms, grass and C
hemp bed cords. Pa N
per, cap, letter and A
wrapping paper, and wrap commercial: en-
ping t'sine, lead pencils, velopes, pens, a,
all sizes, tacks, shoe ink and wa, :
brushes and blacking, fers. T,
friction matches. Tobacco-No. l.
and 3, Hares fine Virginia. fancy and q.
smoking tobacco, and pipes Also -
splendid assortment of Haya-
na cigars, of different auali- .
ties Salt-in Dbl and sack.
The undersigned will keep supply of such
rticlHs as will suit the market, and homes bv Z
ttention to business, and fairness in trade. to =
ierit portion OF the trade of Atchison and vi
unity. Call and examine for yourselves. u
os. o, 80. 1y. A. j. G. WESTBROOK. j
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
ID E L A w AR e.

VIE 1own Of Delaware lie situated in Kan
sse territory, on the south side of tie sSis
gouri % river, three miles above the line tb
,Deru are are reserve, and ten miles below Le. .es
"or.ii cry 1nls town AZ laid off and loc at.
II IN feoruary last, on tract of land denseIv tir
eered, easy OF access from the surr,:ndir
country and situated fsvorably for heath al.
reaay tnere are number of houses going uE.
prominent point: -.
FIrstly-A Good Landimx
me missouri river at this point is GO, snrasa.
GU ~ltnih narrow space, the CHAINS. is re-
inarkably deep on the Delaware side. and ,uasf
es ss Tor mile above and below, the Kansas shore
landing for steamers.
ScCOndly-Tinlb i'm abuu6o.
lhe tract of land OH which the town il js;5
oht, Is covered with valuable timber. for buiId.
ing purposes, besides this, there is on the onno.
site s! side OF the river large bottom. heavily
umoered with oak, asb aud walnut.
ThirdIy-Its Position.
Ihis town has on the Kansas side of the riv-
er supporting it, large di istrict of the very hos,
iands In the Territory, while on the on1osits
sioe OF the river there is large and fertile hot
tom; teeining with population. This bottom ;o
VI user sufhclent to sustain a town of large
SIZE siEe. ms rs the most accessible point from
nnlen 1le delaware nation of Indians can pro
cure their supplies. Delaware is the nearest
anu most accessible point at which, the country
on the Kansas river can do their receiving anJ
forwarding business. There are orest ,n,, IN
per OF towns on the Kansas that viii 6nd - =.
theif interest to make this place their sbinn;no
Ioint, among them We would name Os,tGoes
Caihonn and others. AS there is a ooos far,,
at THIS polnt, emigrants travelling to KanS.s r..
ritory on the great State road from ST Josa,'h
to St Louis, will find that this is fb. pn ,ro,i
point at which to enter the territory tv tt';a
travel. unnecessary
Health.
inis location is high and commanding h.y-
shs no staghant water near to generate diseasc-
from its streets, there is presented IN tI,s awa
spendld view Of the Missouri river for 80
ABOVE and below the town. the country N az
vicinity presenting view at once pleasing and |
Pe~'i"s ana
Every inducement will be given to mechanics |
g, @ make Delaware the place of their choice
we ask each person to examine the place. The
% mmeTchant Will hnd on an examination. that
Deiaware Is obliged to command a trade pof
second to any town in the Territory from such
persons we ask an examination. In ,vord
he public. .'-''-' ''o' "
Sale Of Lots.
:, Inc Undersigned Of Platte City. Mo-. Peter
ADeis, eston, Or L. F. Hollingsworth. Del
.is, Ashsae Territory, are authorised to dis |
'ose o. Shares or lots in said town who nav /
lesfre to purchase.
B. F. CLARK. H -
3. ?. HOLLiNGSwORTH,
o-u NM. DICKEY.
Il
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
WANTED, WANTED!.

WILL pay the highest market price in cash.
\ for all sorts of vegetables, such as potatoes,
teanoage, 6eetes, turniPs. sc. Also for eggs.
'. oetter, chick ckens, oats and corn. Persons hay-
ing me above articles fer sale will do well in
bringing them to me, at the ssAtchison House. ),
sept. 70, 1855. IT,. - @. B. DICKINSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
- : ess - .me.sshan )

COR. SECOND Ann rrsN.
ST. JOSEPH, no. STs
n AVE in store the foilo,y;ns -,
- which they offer to the traJa d,aeG q tarticI.,
q i,bes hbfs cI.s = sugar, I5o bbls rectif,dx,,
AZ 5ea sitnea 90 16O hit do
On Jo UmSeIea sasS &c 90 bbls old boarho,s s'
m %S.e g ssiiea 90 ~ so hlf do
,so ~ .. 9nnea n. 90 10 de do 10 90
% Sa ms sehee, 50 bbis cognae b,,ess
IN 40 40 sa 40 20 hlf do
a0 0 .sI1. 40 Mosha 90 bills Holland e;, %
so dor bsd cordf 5ofs Ioao pure peach br,,.
10 do plow lines 1oIs,a eSsks I'm; Portwip.F
* SSiH slsn eofa qr casks fine b,ss0,
'ols a reoeiied moias-5 bbis fne old wb;aSds
% % h'i oo,s 40 do Is 90 fine crsrtssSa1y
% DO belcher's do 10 do prunes Ken
SO Kegs sugar house do25 dog Pres.on
,S III NJ Seloiiha tar rilPs yeast poyrs.
% do Kanawha salt 10 10 bSls bS saSoIfss n9ena do
'Oi @ sacks G A do 90 boxes SIR ns55ils
" :oV bags assorted shot 25 gross relvet ,ts n"s
~ DO buck do 40 dog painted LIS
5 - do rs Wrapping teP paper 100 kegs asst nais
W large kettles asst asst ea,,iaos s
oo oxs Malaga raisins, ,I26 boxes chess
casks carolina rice 25 bhls yinsqsr
90 bbls lime 100 bas .nesas
oSS Imp a'd G tsalo boxes ginger asS, brssS,
Nd RiEs.-
odssb sa1,.oe ~, Mustard, soda, starch.
ThitsGsS au1i, snaa' Pepper sauce, katchup
ysters, pie fruits, Bat;ise' so.ao
I eng. utsIIckias, stoneware.
eeans, cream nuts Wash boards. s.saa'
lioerts, hgs, prunes, Wooden ware. broom
aisihs, zante, currents Wfiiesr and cane cha;s,
efoii, maesroni, Children,s wagons,
lamPaigne, port wine, Butter crackers. cir,,,,
adslra wine, cordials, Playing cards all kis5,
=, pickles, preserves, Matches, blaekiny. q.
Ies e iron, naiis, castings, buggy springs
ass" oo&es' s3G-;s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

M EhCHAETs has always on hand . COM
IL plete assortment OF S.cceries and Pro-
visions at hts slsaFe IN Salt Greek ai:sy, KAN
sas Territory .Itr.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
ATcHIsON HOUSE.

FHE Subscriber having taken the above new
4 HOTEL, would respectfully inform his
Lliehos, and the travelling public, that he is now
ready to entertain guests in a manner and style
not TO De surpassed in the Territory
o. B. DICKINSON.
Atchison, K, r., August 21st, 1885.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
w. s. BRIG<
Ha4Ad 4III@

1kiN led cheaper, neater, aud quic ker, al
a :. ulis establish Aent than III any Office ADORE
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
STEPHEN JOHNSTON

Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Dry-Goods, &c.
A large invoice Of all kinds Of clothing for
II Fall and Winter use.
ID cases mems, boys, womea's, and children's
boots and shoes;
IA cases hats and caps:
iIo pair macKanaw, bed, Indian, and horse
blankets;
600 pair Missouri country knit SOCKS, country
Jeans, and large and well varied STOCK OF
every Kind Of FALL and winter dry goods.
including superior lot Of fine dress goods
- for ladies' -
Indian goods kept on hand. 81
rs my purpose to sell low, and will satis
~ an VINO can dhat they will find Atchison the
best market in Kansas for buyers.
missouri farmers opposite will be dealt with
az have been accustomed to deal with them in
Platte county. Their hemp and other produce
will always be bought for cash
-So-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
!. BELT. HEsRY coLaAK.s
BEET S COLMAN.

7 WESTON, NO. 9
W WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods and Groceries. Clothing. Boots and
Shoes, &c, &c Quitting Goods in great va
Iety: Also Forwarding and Commission hfer-
chants sss .Itf. :
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
S JAMES. A. HRADLEY,
ATTORNE EY AT LAW,

AschnsOn, "A. II.
NTxILs PRACTICE Law in the District
w Courts OF the Territory, the Probate
Courts q Leayenworth and Doniphan counties.
and also the Courts of Buchanan and Platte
counties. IS SRA saa s36 r.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

UST RECEIVED by steamer David TatuIn.
and Tor sale at very lowest st. Joseph prices:
80 bbls rectifed Whisky;
70 do copper distilled do;
do superior Brandy;
Monongahela and Bourbon Whisky; Port,
Claret. and other Wines
preserves, sauces, lemon syrup, pickles, oys-
ters, sardlhes, etc, by package, dozen or retail.
3l-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
NOTICE
Dissolution of Co.Parfnersbip

Furniture, Mattresses, Chairs, sc.
UST RECEIVED large lot of bedstea6s'
- tables, wash-stands, chairs, work Stands,
mattresses. STEPHE COMMISSION
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
Stone ware

HhR Hard grey stone jars, jugs, churns,
OOo and crooks, from gal. to 8 Gallons
Tor sale by STEPHEN JOHNSTON ?
e October 16, 1885. $50 - T.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

n Bags shot, Water proof and common
l. " percussion caps, in Store and for sale
low by STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
O0a0 Feet blasting fuse for sale by.
oOOO STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

HSeGE eTXGfsk4f.
TNHE Undersigned will supply the ssnS
Il citizens of Atchison and vieini- 49,
ty with superior article of Beef. 4-
Market days, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
MAJ ket House on G Street. Having arnple er-
perience In the business, he feels safe 81, quar-
anteeing satisfaction. - go He-i.
The highest price in cash paid for poo, eor,,
led beef. lfl4-tf] PHILLIP LINK.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

ST. JOSEPH, no.
n AVE in store the foiloyyine ,.,
- - which they offer to the traJa ,a@,aed a artcI
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

Before the thirteen Colonies became
a Confederation they were associated
cnly by community Of trans Atlantic
origin, with mutual tie Of common de-
pendence on Great Britain. When that
tie was severed, they severally ASSUMED
the form Of an absolute seif-government
The municipal and social Institutions of
'ss'as the laws Of property and ef per
stations, even the political orga-
Inlzation. was such only as each. one
chose to establish, wholly without inter-
ference from any other. Inthe language
ofthe Declaration of Independence
Each State has power to levy war;
conclude peace. contraci alliances, es-
tablish commerce. and 70 do MI other.
acts which independent States may daS>''..
The several Colonies differed 10 climate, !
soil and natural productions 2 ID religion,
|in systems of education, il Legislation,
and a. n the forms of polsicsl admiaistras
ton. md they continued Is differ Ia
these respects when they voluntarily .al-,
NJ la v 5fhsnselyes q carry Oh the war.,of
lsl1s HIN Reyoolution The object of that war
IlNaa n I e disenthrall the Uenitd Colonies
Il lloni iorsign rule, whiebhad proved ii
be oPprcssife and y sepefate 1henper-
nanensiy from The mothos conasry 49,.
ESsThe political result was tho liquidation
1of the Federal Republic Of the frss
ar''asse ihco of tha Colonies, constituted.
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III 80
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ifor ordinary objects ofthe year, IN the |
sum of $S6O, A NJ, 900 bali. u ss5si
The amount of the public riebtlat the /
lcomnenesment ofthepresantfscal year
..Kas $40 .5s3. .63I, md dsdHstisas being /
made inf subsequent spas yn.e ne ,lpths !
whole public debt Of the Federal Gov
sernment remaining at this tiarcsis siess
Il allhan s4O, ,0oo, 900. The remnant rs
ssertainothsr government stocks1 amount
ing to ~. A35. 900 rsferredlto ia my last
~ oussanding hasa since been
paid. An an fully persuaiassaa that I'll II
would he difficult to devise i system
superior to that by which the fiscal busi-
ness fthe government ii now coDducl-
ed. notwithstanding The great number
of public agents for collection and dis
bnrssmept, II IL elieyed that the checks
anl lssards preyided including ehe ge-'|
asIsiis q o lionsh render n
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Elowevs racot ot,srsnla s71on ~
| Ifere made by ef ths lepaelh olsa
alEil " felony soa s n of'fias|
~ iinser fslssI Ispts l|ll
sshsls hsoks ef record and fco6ht
false lefurns, ma \ ,l \ n l ng ng
Ill atioh sthsir IIss 81
n n dsIiser IA 4 " yors NH
lIboUk and othsl siiifse ~
lpu II their erIsadS
pnr Texe4ue is che from ssu-aE
stsS ~ Iaaep "A ltpds torsalss
Igratify wing eyIaence of prosperity not
oal, I. III onr (,,omrne ia hlt her grsst
\ pon which n I, e1AlaisErs N
IL 4. Ne eS
4 dsIse np
Ibs 4 princi;p1ssi that a nashsy nes ri
1 |l.sstrAd currsai slssess oMfs % Z ltllls
II hands
and i.ss \ NJ ~ IIIlI lalc @
ppa Il n ,ll
~ r ifi : = t. ~
6ma.snf Seeded for slli ana scof,-
Ianliea Asi,niaiasra biic fairs,
lIcaR ssig Es tha priiesy sof an
4 early resiissiioia Md tior sta5sh
duties ofa imports ii ues ~ yensrais
d cpneesdsd tAas sIis ll m ~ 'fssesl1
n ue alone ean jjustiil N II posisien 81 n
''SIduhes import sadi astina
Ithe import tahie asl8 chsdnles whict
unqdestib ". ssssent ntial lmqa
II lIi6calion and ~ Paitt i sfA fFouaE ths pin
ciples ofihe present II tariffs iisInot aaticip.
ated. ''
Ths .arny during fiai tlis past lz ayeaf IA.
been actiyeIy sng agsd IA tending tiffs
Indian frontis ths atst o tha seryict
permitting but very Sanl small gar'
risoass ins our pernafs y ilioftih hsatisns II
Tie "a dditional aare aae gime II 4 Il h a9t Il
\ \ Ithe last ses III N Cong ssss haxe hseI
/ recruilad aaiI otlgss sizsd apsi % u lfrgl
u portion 6f treopiss W. esl
!. \ sent is1t6 the m shs \ e u II licl N
deyol N on Nh tl1e military ess
have bssn satlsea caorll y I's. as,'
the dan|ye III ly.ls lncld dsn I IA "
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

the NAVY ~ lg ~ ssa eys for me 70 say
sa more lhan to n s w NJ INV entire concur
rsiillyee iiE IL TIL obysrs atiipsns 81 that sub
iss prssents de, Secretary in his
tSvi1l W psfs asby the report of
ihe Poss asnsrd, that the gross
expgnditares lastl fiscal year were
nv I ~ 6s I'M 1ths gross receipts ~,
w mixing as cess of expendit-
n,res over receipts of NE s$S22, ,626, $40, and
TINT lie cDst ofinail transportation, dur
1g isg sllat gsda vas 674 .9S2. greater
than the previous year. Much of the
MAN lsxpsndl dltass ii which the treasury
~ sthas sub jestst II ~ be ascribed 10 the
LARGE Ianshtities of printed matter CON
y mail feiiber franked or Ii
a1l iePes srostk kgs by law, Or very low
raies posta ge compared with that
'lcsl,argsd ofil tiers ana the great costs
I, |ois dssil soH railroads and on
'ss|s M ilsis 8 The suggestions ol
pst N MAster ensfal on the subject
EdesefVs tIss hsidsrstion Of Congress.
NE W u slhes Secretary Of the
Interim yiIl s6s w pour attention, as
ya III, IlI ts ggestions it con-
for the interest and import
lll S sl slls spbj jssts Is which they refer,
NM Esoant ofpublic lands
|1!a spl 4 HAD ISst fiscal year, located
r. il scriP ~ land warrants,
y NM ~ grants forroads and sci.
" | ~ | 4 M ap Isads BY States, is "a.
G:s @ lgs n III which the proportion
& T a acres. yield;.- 'i''s
9si IN Y smun i'm ofF
Nls sili| N periiossd; ia na hoa acres have
|E@ssnEsur bas in consideration .,
EEshes aansity already subject 10 entry,
no itional ttacss have been brought
| into u lsissark III q u ]. y yls
~ .llias lsslas;oD Of lie Genera
e ea1ilpilt 1 the district sc Columbis
sensg 81 ptopsr % commend ii to you,
[a [lssa asorsl interests, ;nclud.
y 1ll r. n 4 al }, NJ sspecially ii those
tlIy tI i h II M suutside the cities j
sak fsS{