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To the Public.

livery article usually found in Drug Stores.
L. can be obtained at the lowest rates, at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by DULIN d CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
April 3Oth, 1856. Att
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A choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu.
IN meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush:
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, DC, for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Mary soules Curt Of Common Pleas of
Stephen soules. Ashland County, Ohio.
TIME defendant, Stephen S%oules, will take
Il notice that the Petitioner, Mary Soules,
has filed her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of said Ashland County, on the Sd day
of April, AID. 1856, praying for the dissolu-
ton Of the marriage Contract existing between
said parties. usealledged forsuch divorce /:
willful absence of the defendant for the period
Of more than'three years 'befotesthe filing of
shid petition. Said cause will be for hearing
at the August term, A. D.1s56, of said Court.
MARY SOULES,
By Fulton & McCoABs, her Atty's.
May %, 1856. 6w51
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To Miliiners

NTILLINERS will be furnished with all
vi sorts of finishing and bleaching matefi-
ais, at the lowest rates, at the Drug Store of
DuIIN A
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LIQUORS.

DURE Wines and Liquors. for medicinal.
i mechanical and Sacramento purposes ON
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Stere Of
DUL1N d. CRANE.
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Administrators Notice..
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on'the estate of B. W. KEEL
logg, late of the town of Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased.
ISAAC GATES, Admir-.
June 1e, 1856. 3w2
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Yankee Notions.
To the Ladies'.

MOTIONS and Fancy Articles Of all kinds
IN kept constantly on hand by
DULIN d CRANE.
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A Choice article of Linseed Oil, Leads, Var
n nishes and Painters materials of all kinda,
kept constantly on land and for sale cheap AZ
h. DULINi& CRANES Drug Store.
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Admfnistratrix,s Notice.

NUSNCOs .
NOTICE is hereby given that the. under
IN signed has been duly appointed and guai-
fled as Administrative of the estate of Hugh
CaIlan. deceased, late of Milton Township.
Ashland County, Ohio. :
June Is, 1856. 5w2s.
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Foreign Fruits.

THE choicest lot of Confectionaries eyes
l. brought to Ashland, to be seen at the
Drug Store of DULIN & CRANE. ,
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EIGs, Dates, ctfsns, English C~urrants. Raj
IL sins, Prunes, dc, d very Choice lot, just
received at a"@t
DULIN &-CRANE'S Drug Store.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his Farm, stu
i ate in Ashland County, Ohio, on the road lead
savannah and five miles west OF Ashland, con-
tanning 93i acres. There is ON the Farm 9 fine
Frame Dwelling House, Stsbling, and other out
two good Springs of Water; is in excellent repair,
we'll timbefed, ina very healthy location, and is
every way calculated to make a desirable home.
Terms made known on application to the un-
dersigned. on the premises.
Nav n 6S6
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WANTED!

TWENTY-FIVE GOOD SEAMSTRESSES
i to work on coats, pants, and vests, to
WHOM good wages will be given. Apply at
the Philadelphia Clothing Store, S. Apple d
Co., PROJECTORS, Ashland, Ohio.
z. GREEN VALID, Agent.
Ashland, June 18th, 1856.
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Just Received,
Painter

4 large supply of Choice Teas, Cigars, To-
"a baecos. &c, by DULIN& CRANE. :
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Patent Medicines.
Confecsionaries.

A Ii the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
"A nov in use, kept constantly on hand at
the Drug Store of { DULIN & CRANE. Z
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ZEE ms


0FAN IMPROVED FORM for sale very
~ ceap at this Office. GiYss US Z call.
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Glassware.

lust RECEIVED, the largest and ehoicest
y assortment of Glassware ever brought 10
Ashland, at the Drug Store, of : - =
DULIN 4 OF 4NE.-
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WOODEN FACTORY

JACOB GRAIL, President, L.. J. SPIENoLH, Sec'ry,
J. W. BoYD, Treasurer, .
P. RISER, Agent, s. NJ. SMITH, superintendent.
Ashland, June II, 1856. -. : nl-U
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
MARRIR ID.

BRoDD-sEARs-In Cdumsi. on sundsy J1se = x. R.,. ~.
Fr,t Pr.sb, ieriAn Chuieh, By the Rey L. cni %
John Hepr, B, cdd 70 Aie EleI A Sears al Of tounoA
BREWYR-SEABURY-O Nondsy. Aus q Chfn onoreh'
Troy by the Rev Jsa Aulehahsy, James 81 sfe~efe esq
TO hiss JsLLie S.abufy.
BRADLEY sTURGEs-In wilton, Conn ty re hey. >.
Bradley, Charles Bradley, eco OF Detrolti noh lrJI
Ausp,ts your test daughter Of John sturss ESQ., o'
ton, Conn. .
pFXTLR-wALKER-At Utica, Oh Monday, Aus :, oy s tes
Rev Or Fisher Henry Dexter, esq OF sal Franc sisa
Annie Breeze dsusn,er Of the Hon Thos Whsef OF Ce
FAIRBAHK-BALLANrISE- RoIbury Ma on lsoIs
day. J.ly 81, BY 'he Rev Ihonpeo5, The ns' o.
FarbsDf Of the Bombay Mission % Mary bsNs tne GAYS
ter the Rev. Herfy BallanIle Ct the Ahnedautsai )"
KEBSER~ FIELD-ob Thur.isy, July 81, at st. psaI.
Church Troy. N By Rev Dr T. Co.t. 1ehry J9ht
K.rf.r Of amsterdam Holland 10 Esther Fiafees rea u
Seu-York. n, ".
RANSOM LYON-Ou Tuesday, July q, By the Rev w.
Corbit M Dillon Ransom Miss Sarah Lyen both oi ths
city -, - 80
sTUnRT-DEARBORS-At Bo.:on, on Saturday. " D. oY
the Rev Nr seeter ca aries Stuart, j. OF Phhsae-
this to Mrs ssrsh Ada d.. .arborr of strsthsn, H.
ViNDkRSLICE- MEEKS- On Saturday Aua 4, ~ the
REV James Ru.k. Mr j. V.ndsr.ice 4 Phlatsie1H 10
Mbs II A M.et- e Wet Grove. Or,nse Coro'y, r.
WOOn-ROWARD-At Piti.feld. Mass on Thnrstsy, Jay
a. by the Rev. Mr.. Boy the Rev. Wiisn WOOD
,io1 sry OF ibe C. the Bombsy station 70 MIS-
Ilizs ~ Howard daughter Of Welcome 6 Howard ESQ., o.
pitt,feld
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Arrived.

stsm.tp Asbans Shenct Savannah So hours, mdse and
Exchanged signals with steamships State Of Georgia,
apc Nashville ish at 80 exchanged Signals with ''ea"'hp
s. Mali steamship Jane. AsssI Turner, C1"Ie,on "d:s;
Ns.bsiis, ScaId s. o. steamship F9Iids bound 5.
bsk bound NJ showhs signal with rcd letter on ~n'e
ship Emp,e,s Nc ns H.vrs June d.e and 2s7 pa. to
Hspsek Co Jul, 49, lat 80 q, ,S Y ;Ro1' snip iha'p'A
Ship Proscior @ ef Bath Miller Eswport Wales; June o.
cn INST ias a. lon TO- spoke 'h'P "s'tm"'
'sf sSr s9 %Pee ss..S. i. S and $40 e
Is,fs:h .,s.Thip Ericsson, En- 90 hence er Liverpool
SGs Ro.on siS nssSst CO:
In IA a 80 lon 40 TO- passed very lse Iceberg E4d ben
Js' WIN 81 I.; e. Z l' 4ss Ion ~ s.. S.s ,sR
S %ns. ssd much sssAfI dslias g. p::ts MAJ,
'ns shp Ssor.e ea Hooof. Bremen IS d. md.s
W".,%O,.l., r.. iO A. Stsa' Seasd O' %
Bar. cST9:n ns:Ts ss. k;eRps sr'm'' IS d. ' and
Burt I,ersnd t0deo Muller, Bremen June 49, md'e sod
Bss M.ry sentey Thos.op) Bentley s.su. la Grsnds
July - .usai AID Tos's,. s .sO5 Ewel
loswood to A. {. Rossirs Co.
Bs hurtO Park, NhO', Halifax d. fruit to Phl'su'y
BHs Emma tBrem) Hs,hasen Bremen 40 ds mese ami is
wrsci W Of b. b.t .stessed ard sb.ndon .n fore md
nzzen aDdng she appeared to have been in that tuA
n ST. "s the S. Ks,. Boa.y
DOM lumber loaded aid bandODed.
Brig AcaoiaD Lockhsrt, Windsor ds, plaster to mast
Bris Johsons Hfner tPiW ssutas Newcastle IS ds, coal
10 Barclay LyDpton
sch seaman BE Aver Nova Scotia II da, gindstonesto
Pope Catlin
SshI Presto, Fawkir', Baltimore ds, coal.
sehI A,iGn t06 PIoyde.esl MeLsush Ho,iOs d. corn
lssses 20 Chsstelain, Ponvert Co
sehr FraI els Butt Fairehd. Newbern NJ c., dA naval
stofea
schr Eary MsDkin lie, rs, Boston.
ssS S sSys:ss ,s ss for A s9So
sOoP America ReyLolds, Providence.
Propeller Anthracite, Jones Philadelphia
Propeller Decatur, Gesr, Norwich.
Propeller Peuel, A,ne, Providence.
Propeller Bristol, Allen Philadelphia.
ProI eller Jackson Baker, Port,a and.
eAILED-Stesmshp Illinois, ggs Assinwsl; ship South
smpon, London.
BELOw-Ore Ship, Bsrks and l2 Bhss, unknown-al an
chored outside the Bar
WlND-DuIns the day, N. and fresh.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

sALT-Tbe market u hrm, with . good tsnsaSS salse
1888 sscks 0roaBd st sc. cash.
1TERRA JAPONICA-We hear Of . sale m 1875 bale, IA
.rriye cn term, Lot inside pu,lc
TOBACCO-A moderate business doing In tossi: L..f
s full former rates; sales Of 100 his Kentucky 91s I'M
bsJc. Havana a, ds5c and 1875 cases Sesdeafa 7Gsc
TEAS continue quiet but hrm the Fall trade sn,s
pa'sd IN ,oon commence Tho supply ir both In s hsas
TA[LOW-Tto market 10 firm bat quiet small 'sss II
prime At lie, cash l. ....i. .s..., -. a..
cs.b xitbout Attracting the attention OF buyers P.'s
NOR, .etys; 100 boIes sld at Ell 0t sod so sorss
Cbsrcos Terue go Is, both mos iene Noss ean
a. IS ard C. Coke at 80 25a 80 S7t, mo.
wIiIsKY-Tse inquiry a;tive Gd WIN less ae nShx
-. batter ssls. of 10 bbs 10 part 10 arrive,
*. fr Ohio ard Prson-elosirs a. $50
IISc~Tss msist remains quiet and prices are IN favor u
buyer,; w. quote sheet Of 7ie .e mos
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Disasters, &c.

THE SHIP EDINBURGH, Mcmillan, which cleared At Quebec
on the 18th ut tr Fleetwood returned TO port 5Oh wser-
logged in tow CT the Rainbow. She bad proceeded
tar the foot OF the Traverse when she sprung leak
bARK OAK HALL, Martin, from Boston tor New Oheaps,
sshore 2h ult of South Point having the prey
night She lad soft ahd ausLsements we're
being made by Cap: NJ. TO tow her Oft.
THE FOLLOWING the Of the American vessels
which went ashore Green Island the might OF the Let ut
Brss August Of kingston Mass samue Cook Of Province
town chrs Louisa OF DO Consres. OF Plymouth Eechtn.
Webster OF L1bec The vessel that tho gale the
Gentr Waren Of Pfoyueetowu AT Dog Island three vessels
were os and The crews all perhoed There insurance for
$500 at iLo AteLc Mutual Office ia Proyncetown tho
Samuel Cox and Louss Probsby will be to
the sssstaLce CT the ship~r recked men.
SHIP CORSICA Holmes Of for BOs.on before reported
Iu beck to AZ eondemned sold sesount Of
LdeIwIers or too rupees The part cargo
would be reshpped BY the shp Loo Choo the Of -
tUn.
sHlp EDNsuRcH Mcmillan master from Quebec for Fle,t-
verse, wateroggrd.
BR Snip MAxwELLs St. Stephen, B. after having
been ashore Moose Pes head threw overheard about
buShe.s salt.
BApx OAK HILL Martin from Boston, with full freight for
New grounded bottom of South Point We'd
nesdsy night sd ut Capt Martin making
10 have wed OF.
T. WILSON chief mate and Of the crew Of the bark
J. c. Hand, hsIburn, master, from Phlsdephis from New
Orleans before between Riding Rock and Oranse
Key. arrived at Charleston 2sth ut schr Wm Ad.ry from
fsau p where the captain remained attending the
terest Of the owLeu
Br VICTORIA from Baltimore via New York at Liver
pool 18th ut experienced gale 7th and 9Th ult potsse
ourd lost SAILS anchors and caass and shifted aud
owsd into Liverpool BY sesmer Dresdnousht Ths anchors
and cf aims afterwards recovered The Victoria put
here 5.h May to repair damages sustained gale
tie ath April.
SHIP MOSES TAYLOR French which sailed May from Cal
eus for Bombay pot back ~ Calcutta from Copee pevsou
TO June and would go into dock repair Nature OF damage
Lot lioned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Whalers.

CID at New Bedford ith sbips Caroline Ohord 70 s so
Pacific OceaIs Tshnioo (of FsirhsyeI hoonsou 1' sn'
Ocean bark Beyis Pierce do Sid sbP Lsneer tS' 1o
AIR at Woods Hole % ship Hobom9s Ssua', T. I,n1 anri
japan ard Ochotsk sess Lahsna Oct ~ pay OF nP
with 325 tbs .p 25 es,ns tse l,nd. ouo DO cs %
and % N hone on board Sent home on we voyage 10
n bue Left az Bay OF Islands Antelope o'te Newpof liV
sp (arr 2d Brighton Dutnou'h and oiemsas New&on
ION III 70 portei Sid fe~ eays previous, Young
Ho of 20 cruise spoke July s. lat S5 NJ on. 50
w Ocean Smith, Sandy ch eIesh n =, -,
tucket . -. IT. q ...o~,.A..l o.r, -.
81. at New Bedfd having taken 45O bbla sp while cruising In
The vicinity Of Western Islands.
SpoheL-Juiy a. lat ~, Ion ~ sar V. Doate, Of ffoy
ilcetown, 90 bbA oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........AuE s.
Cleared,

s.,m,hipe-Penss (Br) Judkins Liverpool, ounHc i'
pois Dc.ss Aspinwsll. N. O Roberts ~. r,s..
Sh,p,SWsnderer RYDER Liverpool. Howe, 20 J'snas
Bates Nee un Shsnghse, Gecdhue Go Cnaneehof Aus
ter LIVERPOOL, Frost 4 Stevenson
R.,k-E epler, Prat, City Point, ID. Wilson ~,
R1is,-Royer ti,r) Morrison Halifax struvsr Kohl Kid
ss Edward Tracy Terrssons, Price Bnd Eiihsoen lbrl
Fillmore 81 Johp. Gillespie Co. Vosnt Winding Roser-
dan W. r. Schmidt L Co. . . - ~, ,
sehoon.r.-ssrab Epzsbeh, Smith New.Hsyeni master
r. nms,es DsIi.s Norfolk, 81. Bedslj IL Townsend,
I.nbet Curacos scsmmsn Thompsoni Arctic, Cntener,
NexM dia, Merrill Abbott; Mary Emms, Honan, fhns'
deIphs J. W. Mckee. . ,,u
sIcop.-F Brown Gardner, Providence master; Franklin.
Ayety Proyldet CO, J. II. Bayeps.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Fab. A. Perkins. Lead Cive~Isr.

Per PeyrG.I Ne" iSkh hscs.., ~ % % r..S a..
ns n. er,t ok months Of the year a. fsns snor shout so
rns "a compared those during the ssme perod It year
Ths ayere about the same a. 10 Tho same ooaa
st but remark that aoout Sso turs OF 'hsss
we. exroed 10 Chins while there vn no export IN
I ..t wear Ap, seny uUfsvorsos state of he con
rr,,op indicated however, warranted IN sIpess
% bs opi os that tho scus Pon has no, diminished
~ rpofsn extent. II ~ all And the short deliveries this
& accounted for By the ufaeturen generally hsv
~ sIaey sber wants previous 70 the commencs
, ~ he yeay carried unusually large s,ohs Of The
raw material . .,..-.,..,r ..,,v. y.u hu.,,... ~, .
p;s Ie.d h, .mp for the present aud large aid ona
xond most probably tend 20 moderate the sa on IN
bosrs 40 az usy ock ed for later IN the scsson we
ri ,snuire however the end Of the year Ase ral'So
nss Ard should prices In Europe come down snh zoe
orna.s OF our o!d resee IDEAS importers ana
no S,uM 6rd OF pounties Of recovering the ooerv
M s,.on ar s article. The Lead business % q m nA cs1
up-st-fsctory all parties concerned, except ." SO
smelters.
tIs - ION ...-S....,.,.......is is 92f piss
cS.sfwi.s a. BY railroad. 10 oSo pss, or l.o@ 'an'
Against July, ls5o- % a., ,,,,
Cos.twise and by rerosd.. 1850 pigs, or 20" 'uh'
Deliveries. in July, 1855 ooo.
0sleun ...................' IN ttps
- | AZ tuhs
AGAINST July. 1885 oo,.
ForesSn ............,...,.'' D. q! tahs
Gysns...................' log tuhs
sck in store and aaOat in port about 1890 'un' un'd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sfIeiAL Tsss-A'S'
Before Judge baApY. e-;r
49,, Nj, -. psn;.i Ceitner-Order confirming


refer.e's report for Judgment =, c, -, a. Ordsr 70
c, uaty Clert 70 pay over money 80 ..,t, h. Or.
Moitner Coz hin .r Mary Corin. exec l'ii go.
d.r.e that the ey.s be psd equsy BY plainhn ana
and that the motion for allowance be granted ro,ev
G.or,e Carpenter ss. Frederei Be,e'-of'e' I" f''
receiver =. -, -. "a. Railroad
O,oer.d that plaintiff. hle security for e.s ,,o
Peter Zeslio sat Samuel 7. Tovnsend-hoS"" ~' -
ceedirg 70 denied ., s,.-rl.,.o1 AID
Tiuo,hy Fabrriy at B.ri Andrews-ordef denSms psn
tihs oton for al atssehmI Ct without eoss % eIhe'
Ord, also 20 ex-cut satisfaction Of Judgment . o,
. DsIie Craze AT John Osborn ke-orser OF reference
sppont receiver - u,,. e., Il, ,iupc,or
Jacob AhIens sSt Henry hoon-nou0I i''
1s1tSd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
Passengers Arrived
n, .Aip Arctic, Jyo-s LiperpooI-E. X Mcllvsine.

MINIATURE ALhAsAc......rHts DAY "A
Co. p.,.. soi sst,.....,. 1903 hoos-Rkcs. ...9 ta
HIGH wArER...............rHls DAY. IA
aa,sv Is.and.. IL: y Hen oate IL iV1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
m.rke..-CARrrrLLr REPORTED roR The rRsusr'


ASHES-The market 10 firm the deu"nd Is nooers'ei 'o'
of Pets at Sc 90, and Psarls at 81 10 ,,,..
COTTON temsits the steamers news dull and hss'y
Ts sles are very trivial entirely for spinning We quote
formerly; hNfosh nos;. n n 4 Far
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

Receipts Of Producc-AuG. >.
Br North Rire, Boat,i2l5 bbi, Flour s7SS s9sa
"a 40 Corn ?G5 DO Oa's, pkg Ashes ioo 90 whHsy
R. E,,s Rog,odd-4oo bbls Flour. lSs rtss WHISKY, w
do Provisions, $50 bsrs Whest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERN.-ArSrsr 5-Befofs
- Judge HOFFMAN .
VIM. Leggett sgt. Chss. Gillespie-Cause decided
Opinion with Cerk
Gideon BaTnhsm sst SCORE Elier ct L-Costs adjusted
1vwnsend Wetmore ast Vooheesk Mslntyrc-0re tb.t
defendant MsIatyrS ssu t. kc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

Uplsuda Tlorda Mobile. n.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
How They Lie.

TIE Chicago Tribune states that the
"Rnliians" sen, up a party of men to IN
tefcepl Gen. Lane and his vagahonds,
accompanied by Company c. OF the U,
S. Dragons, and Judge Lecompte, with
the ayowcd intention, it Is said by his
friends, OF taking Lane, holding court on
tie plairie and hanging hi;ne to the first
swinging limb. But their discretion over
came their valor, and they ''marched down
acaIn.'' The Ruffians were OF Capt.
Clarkson's ommand-.'Kansas militia
and numbered about one hundred rifles.
They went in advance of the regulars. =
This Is another abolition lie. Nota "Ruf-
fan" ma, ched either before or after the
regulars. who were furnished Judge Le-
coinpte at his request as body-guard to
protect the Court whilst in the Northern
part Of the territory. Had it no. been for
this prccauiion, there is but little doubt
that Lanes forces would have attempted to
break up the Court, and destroy It's papers.
Il would not have been the first time such
an ac. had been done by abolitionists, as
Jud,n, Cato can bear witness.
All the labored efforts OF the Tribune to
crea the impression that the "Eastern
e,niorants" have been interfered with Is
time misspent. The "Ruffians" had nc
desire to ssinterfere" with the entrance oi
the "emigrants" through Nebraska. The
veriest fool that reads the Tribune is aware
Of the character of these ''emigrants"
that of an armed and equipped body Of IN
understand therefore is not be gulled.-
In trapping fish, it is not customary te
meet them at the gate of the trap, but te
watch until the trap is full and then close
the entrance. Thus have The "Ruttlans'
rrocseded with Lane and his gang
They are in the trap, and in less thar
three DAYS the gate Will be SO securely
closed that not even minnow can escape
And in less than week won't we have {
glorious time 'gigging' these fish from
tae mud-holes OF the East. There Is III
escape for them-turn which they will, !
"Ruffian' with "gig" in hand, will NEE
them, ready to strike them down wit
unerring aim. To all such eastern em
igrants" as are now coming into the Ter
ritory, we warn you that it costs nothin;
TO get in, but what it viii cost to get out
question we cannot solve. All we as
is an open field and fair fight, and let tn
victors remain possessors Of the soil. Tha
this is the ultimatum there is now no Ion
ger d6ubt.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
..Third and Last Tsms. !"

fla crisis has not arrived in the. affairs
Of men, il certainly has IL the affairs OF
Kansas. On the first page We give an
aecoun. of the depreda,ions of Lanes
.Easlern Ernigrants," though matters are
represented somewhat worse than more
recent intelligence goes to prove; but the
main features are correct. A courier from
Lecompton on Sunday, reports eight hun.
dred OF the Abolitlonists on this side OF
Kansas river, who, it Is understood, pur-
pose intercepting Col. Payne's regiment.
Perhaps, ere this, an engagement has
taken place. The roads from Lecompton
70 Westport and Leavenworth City are all
reported to be guarded by the Abolition
forces, and they have planted cannon and
large force AT Wakarusa bridge to stop
the progress Of any opposing forces from
the Southern portion OF the Territory.
Our friends have been collecting during
the past week, and in few days will
have q well organized force in the field,
equal to any emergency. We again re-
iterate,,a "a crisis has arrived in the affairs OF
Kansas, and another week will tell a tale
that will have All important bearing On the
future fate Of Kansas. 1t behooves every
| fcirizen to "shoulder arms without any
| further delay. We have been slow to be-
Iieve that anything ike serious fighting
would occur, but we are now fu!iy conanc-
ed tina, deadly struggle must ensue, and
one or more hard-fought battles transpire
| before the Abolitionists can be subdued.
The incredulity of our citizens generally
have made them tardy in responding to
the call Of the authorities; bat the truth IS
! now breaking unon them with increased
iorce every day, and consequently recruits
are flocklng to our standard eager for the
FRAY. Ii is now reduced to moral GER
,ainty that the home of every law and order
citizen is in danger of desoiation from the
horde Of thieving invaders who are over
running the Territory; and the only safety
is in taking the field and repelling the IN
yason before it can complete its work OF
havoc and de vastation. Not moment IS
TO be lost. Every hours delay may result
in the destruction of many good citizens
life and property. Already the shoulder
ing ruins of numerous dwellings, and the
wreaking blood OF many victim cries
aloud for ,engeance! The cry is heard,
and will be answered with tenfold retalia-
ton. II there is one breast still unpene-
trated by this call, we urge that it instantly
become alive to the Importance OF the
emergency. The want of few men may
turn the fortunes of war against us. Then
let every man who can bear arms abe of
to the wars again" Let it be the "thlrd
and last time" Let the watchword be
"extermination, total and complete"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

TnE LATEST DoDcE.-The Vigilance
Committee of San Francisco, in the course
of their Investigations into the case Of a
coroner whom they had arrested, elected
satisfactory evidence that he was in the
habit of disinterring the bodies of persons
who had been buried, for the purpose of
dropping them in the docks. and thus re-
eeivlng the fees attending an inquest. In
this way. it is said, one body has been
made to do service three or four times-er
as long as it would hold together. THIS
accounts in part for the great number OF
bodies that, but while ago, were con-
stantly found under the wharves of San
| Francisco.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
Tie Kansas Emigrants.

The Yazoo City Sun says: This patri-
otto body Of young men who design leay-
ing for Kansas IN the course of q lew days,
met at the Court House on Thursday eve
ming The 9th inst for the purpose OF des-
ignating a man who would lead them to
the embat,led field. Mr.. Bowman was
elected unanimously. but declined the hon
OF in few Fellcitious remarks which were
well received by the company. On the
decIension of Mr.. b., Mr.. Jonathan Van
eleave was elected nen, dis. hIr. Van
cleave is just the man to lead this enter
prise, ard we congratulate the company
on their fortunate selection. .Mr.,Jas. d.
Houston was proffered the lieutenancy oi
the company which he accepted. He will,
we have no doubt fill the station assigned
him with ability, and prove himself equaltc
any emer gency that might arise.
Taking this company all all, it is as fine
looking body as we have seen In many
day. If they fail to represent the South
fairly and honestly in Kansas, we viii
then say that appearances are sometimes
deceptive.-Leriagton (.RiSs.) .3drerts'