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OOK OUT FOR THE ABOLITIONISTS


New ,YoRK, Oct. 2S:h, 80.
Dx. ]. H. STRINerELLow:-De Sir:
We have had a convention of Abolition
Governors in session in this city for some
time, whose proceedings have been kept
secret. 1t is known to few of Us that
they have denounced LANE, ard appoint
ed new men, who are soon againto invade
your Territory. with strong force. /
must (haying reasons for it) caution you
against certain high official in your Ter
ritory.
Though personally unacquainted with
you, am with you in sentiments.
Yours truly,
We have every confidence in the
truth of the above, from the character o
the writer, and from :the signs outside
! The thief is sure to cry 'stopthief' LOADER
than any one else when persued, and o
| late in the New York Tribune and other
organs of the Kansas Thief League" ws
have heard of nothing but Convention o
Southern Governors" and contemplated
lnvasions Of Kansas by the Border Ruff
ans" "election frauds by the democracy
and in fact changing every crime contem
plated by themselves. upon their opponents
We suspected something covert, under a
this cutlery, and our correspondents lette
explains all that the Indiana election fraud
left in doub:. We hope, however, that ou
friends surlnises about certain high funt
tionary may no. be realized. We say I
our friends keep sharp look cut. W
must rely upon ourselves. rot on Govern
ment to rro,ec, and guard our interests
Kansas.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
IutroGuc tory.

Having purchased an interest in this
Journal and assumed, in pert, its direction
and control, we feel it incumbent upon us
10 observe usage, consecrated by time
and iinmcmorial custom, which makes it
obligatory to offer cordial salulalion to its
patrons and friends-as we'll as to broth
ers Of the "qMll." and TO indicate the prin-
ciples that will govern US while acting as
journalist.
Reared in the school OF democracy, and
taught to venerate and cherish its cardinal
principles, as expounded and promulgated
by the founders of the Republic. we ex-
peci 10 remain in its ranks SO long as ii
continues to be guided and influenced by
those noble tene,s that were embodied IN
its formation and have so signally illnstrat-
cd its career. Virtue. patriotism and the
preservation of State-rights, ,conspired chief
Hy to its organisation and induced il with
that power which has ennabl it to triumph
over itscnelnies but should it ever discard
e1lDep Ot tLSSc tIcincltS tSSCItidi W AtS
purity and integrity, then. we would cer-
tainly disdain to acknowledge allegiance
to the party, haMever strong or Influential
i. might be.
Asso domestic institutions it is hardly
necessary for a South Cnrolinian to say
that he decidedly advocates the pro-slavery
cause.
The above briefly Indicate the princi'
rles that will govern US as public journ'
alist.
Being somewhat of novice in politics
and also sensible of our incapaci,y to dis
charge our duty fully and satisfactorily Il
the numerous patrons OF the aSorereiga,
we crave their indulgence and assume on
responsibility with the hope, tha, our un
expected acquaintance may awaken liyel,
emotions and result in mutual benefa.
p. II. LAREY.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Gov. Geary a Second jackson.

We have Just learned that our Governor
is endeavoring to ape the immortal :. Old
Hero" by ordering the arrest of man
whom Judge Lecompte had released
on bail, The Governor thinking that
the Judge had not acted rightly In
the case. We presume the next move
will be to arrest and irnprison the Judge
should he release the prisoner under the
writ of haGeas corpus, still more TO Per-
senate, or rather to ape the Old Hero.
But seriously, this is really the climax
to everything psrpe,rated by the knsve
Reeder or the fool Shannon. In time
of profound peace-for which Gov. Geary
has ordered day of general lhsnksgiv-
ing-a Governor to trample snder foot the
edicts of the highest judicial officer in the
land. and call upon The military to execute
what he conceives TO be justice, is certain
ly the most supremely stupid piece OF high
handed outrage-we won't dignity it by
the name of tyranny-that has yet been
enacted in Kansas.
The man must surely be insane. Al
abier lawyer, or more honest man thar
Judge Lecompte does not live IN this Ter
rilory and Governor G. will find, We oPlne
that he does not lack the nerve to dis
charge his duty against any. whether the
be in low places, or highly dignihed.
We are very much surprised to see tina
the Leavenworth Journal thinks the Pres
ident will justify the Governor Ia this out
rage. Fresiden, Pierce is too good law
yer for thai. This is a beautiful commeI
tary upon the Governors first text Thf
the laws must be obeyed.' Ii lie can 81
the decisions of the Courts at deGanc'
surely every one else may do the sarn'
President Pierce must surely have appoii
ted all our Governors on Fridoy. 10 hay
been so very unlucky.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Gen. 3. 2. stringfsllow-Latest from
Kansas, &c.

LOUIS, October 1.-THE Democrat
learns from a gentleman who arrived this
evening. that on Thursday last report
having reached Platte Cily, Missouri, that
Perry & Walker, merchants OF Weston
had sold quantity of flour. party oil one
hundred marched to Weston. and receH-
ing B. F. S,ringfellow their leader, pro-
ceeded to the store of the parties arrested
Perry. denounced him as an abollilonlsi,
and threatened him. Perry appealed to
the citizens of Weston. who assembled
and ordered the Platte City party to leave
IN two minutes. which they did. The
Weston people publicly condemned sring-
fellows conduct, and coinmasdsd HIM to
| leave Weston IN five days, or suffer The
consequences.
The above unqualifediy false extrac
COMFORTS well with the servile nature ant
contemp,ible disposition of the Democrat
Redpa,h, or some other abolition 'ninlon
mss, have furnished this vile SANDER upoI
the character Of one Of Missouri's bes
and purest citizens.
| Gen. S.ringlellow is now in Weston en-
loving the society and confidence its of In
habi,an,s who are anxious to elect him Il
a seat in the United States Senate. where
mentally and physically-f need there b
l-he may deal Brooks-like blows upon th
judgments and craniums Of those wh
would would wilfslly belle our citizens an
I,boir destinations
! Being Southrons ourselves, and proud I
, Southern honor and Southern chivalry. "
would most earnestly request Souther
journalists to refrain from copying the ba:
) fabribricalions of the Missouri Demecra
| published at ST. Louis. No. It's natur
procIyity is TO misrepresent the pro-sla
, ery menof Kansas. as well as all OF tho:
: gallant Missourians who sympathise vi
our cause.
! We would not have noticed this CO.
semptible extract, had 1t not found us VI
J in Southern journals, where Gen. Strin
! elbow is nor personally known.
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Inducements for Clubbing.
PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Camp " Gracias Deos,s BAPTIST Mlss.ul
Pottowattomie I.eseIve, x. ~
hAV1NG reached thus point aiUer al 4
i i tended tour OF observation tn ou, hog /.
IefTiiory. and EeiI.s now Satisfied tn, ti-
hign Influences OF peace raigns ihrousLoat /.
heT borders in co..sonaHce with .ri.v:a II c.
ten and uly own feelings, bereDy especi.I
Set apart tie 20th day of November hexi, To
observed by all the .ood cItizens # this Ter.
tory, as a day of general Thanksgiving ~
raise to Almighty God, for the bl=sl.,
Eorcisafed To US Z people.
Given ui.GeT NY hand ~ the place aforssa
this 9th day OF AoVembef, 1870 (.
john ". GEARY,
Governor ar Kansas TeTIIusig.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

"THE STAR OF EMPIRE. well
come to our table, this ne atty gotten up
paper, published at Wesiport, Mo. by FL.
C. PATE, who already occupies conspi.
cuous position in the public eye. by his
identity with the struggles in Kansas, and
through his able communications to the st.
Louis Republican. Mr.. PARE is ripe
scholar, and forcible and pungent VIII
ter.
We hope that .'the Star of Empire
may soon eliminate in meridian spiendor,
dispensing that light, and disseminating
that intelligence. which must necessarily
flow from The brilliant intellect OF its edi'
tor.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
TO PRF-EMPToRs IN KANSAS II

TIME Land Office in Kansas TerTitof! u
i be 0; eaed at Leromptol in fsN a'''
for proving up Prescription claims and th- :.
fe7signed have also opened an cfice a. y
same place, are prepared 20 attend to al y
business 10 the Land Office. or in the Cfa''-
I.ecompton. One of our firm car her'aie' !
found at Lecompton. and any coEmuni'a1'
sent to our add ess at Atchison, L'c"fiP
X. T.. or Weston Mo, will meet with Pr!
atteE.ion. ABELL & STRINGFELL0h. :.
Atchison, L. T., Nov. 4th, 1856. t5i-~
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Reef .wnrkef.

THE Undersigned will supply the tsl
l. citizens of Atchison and viciDs- IL.
" with superior article of Beef: :r,pnaY,
Market d.ys. TUESDAYS and SaTCKD:A !.
i Market House on c Street. Having an
perience In the business, he feels sale IL :
anteeing satisfaction %.
The highest price in cash paid for eoIsv Tx
fed beef. Etli-tf1 PHILLIP LIZ
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

rT We send cory of this issue Of
the Sovereign to number Of our friends
and acquaintances. If any are disposed
TO subscribe LETT them remit the achereuifh.
We shall not send another paper unless
particularly requested.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

ia We send this copy of the "Sorer-
eign" TO several of cur friends, in order
that they may have an opportunity Of Pc
rusing its articles, and appreciating its OBJ
iec,s; hoping they will use their exsrtions
TO circulate our Prospectus and procure Us
subscribers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
LrcoaPros, K. T. Nov. 3Td. Sc.


EpiroRs SoUATrER SovEREIGs:-The
Jury has just retired to deliberate on the
case of fifteen of HARvEY's men, suppos-
ed to have been engaged in the assault up
on Hickory Point on the 18Th and 18th OF
Sept. last. do not see from the evidence
and law, how they can do Otherwise than
find verdict of murder in the first degree.
This case has been under investigation for
eigh, days, and has taken wide range IN
order to elicit the facts, and every adyan-
tage and opportunity has been offered the
prisoners to make good their defence.
Messrs C. III. s. d. A. n. GROVER.
Col. Isaac and Col. JOHNSON. appeared
| for the Territory. MessTs. PARRoTT. STE
Pnxss, LAME, PUTNAM, and REED ioE
the prisoners. I was not lit;le surprised
to see two of your Atchison lawyers. ed
paeed on the defence of those wretciies,
as volunteers. l suppose unless they are
TO be paid by the "aboition aid society
their bills will be somewhat scan;. But
confess | was more snrprised TO learn thai
they had both been with the Hickory Point
veterans, during their manly defense os
that place, and now appear not only as at
torneys, but as witnesses in their behalf.
i In most communities, an Attorney thal
will appear and testify to bolster up BIZ
case is hooted from the profession, an'
J should be sconied cut Of every honest com
munity. Il Is to be hoped your ci,lzen
, will remember Messrs. Lamb and Put
) man.
The Judge has just pronounced senten
: upon EphTiam BANTER. who was fonn
n guilty of shooting with intent TO kill.s II
: is sen,eBced TO six years confinement
e the Peneieniiary.
The mail is just closing ] will CIV
i you the decision of the Jury by the ne.
d mail. Yours truly,
v yERITAS.
e IS. The Jury has just returned
+ verde, Of mot guilty'-most Of the pri
! oaers are retained. on the charge OF bein
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

Total...... 8 Total. 4
Il will be moath or six weeks before Call
ifornia is heard from. and then We shall
know whether to put that State in the Bu-
ehanan column.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

Txx HERALp OF FKEEDox.-G- w.
Brown. of Lawrence, K. T., is ont again
with hi. famous sheet. We admire his
pluck" damn his psirciples-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

Rs Sally Jones says. when she was
in lore she felt as il size was in tunnel,
with train pf cars coming 10th ways
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
D;so,.,tion of fCo-Parfnersbip

HyHE partnership heretofore existing ss'r
I. c. Chailiss and Geo T. Challiss -
tIe name and stvie of J.. c. Chailiss & Be-
this day dissolved by mutual consent I,
business will be continued as heretofoTs q
c. Challiss, who alone IS authorized to ~
''A'''' - 49, 6. r. CHALL&
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

To- Death pays respect neither te
youth nor usefulness. but lnows down 10.
ge.her the tender herb. the fragrant aow.
er and The noxious weed.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Utto aobutisenrsnts.
JOHN B. LaRORDE,
Attorney at
Atchfs0lR. Il. 7.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
SoUATTER SOVEREIGN
A APRo-SLAVERYPAPER IN KAxsa

THE a SoUATTER SOVEREIGN -
i hereafter be under The control of Sr.r,
FELLOW, HALEY & LARRY. Mir. Z. h H..
formerly OF Oranseburg, South Carolina. L,,'
ing purchased ohe-half OF the papsr. Ib.,.
will be no change in the political comn,er,o,.
# the paper by this addition, as Mr. isTer :.
Democrat, and one wi o has had expenses, !,
conducting Democratic paper. IL willie L.
aim OF the editors 70 make the :. SovereigHrE.
mos: acceptable paper IN Kansas Tsnrs-y.
Now that our is6OIs in kuLsas are abou; u /.
rev ards,i by undouhted success, we will h,,.
more time to devote TO our columns. Our TEN,
are 81 GO per annain, Invariably in I'd aL.e.
The necessity of sustaining Southern O..
gan in Kansas Territory, is SO obvious Tia, !,
" 40 desire to see the Institutions OF the ~
perpetuated, should feel it their privilege =,
duty to contribute something to assist Ii I.
great work.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
stable

Livery StaPIS.', =.
Iwould inform the public :.
ERe have HORSES to iet on re, -.
es.FY ~ hie terms for cash. Ina
NE-. the Ateifison Hotel, A'r"''.
T, N. DiCAi
Sept. 25, 1855. tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

ga True happiness is of a retired ma
ture and an enemy 70 ponp and noise.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

sH Hope writes the poetry OF the
Loy. but gelnory tia, Of he n.np.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
MAHHr~-

In TINS city, on the 18th instant bv g.
Mr; Hoagland. Mr.. GEORGE r Guas ri t,le r.
to Mss FLoRENCE.IMOGENE RFSEEs,s
all of this city. = DE-NN Nj
In our opinion the Bride and C,o
each drawn high prize in the mss "'''
Lottery, and we earestly congrstsl,.. q
their good luck. If our kinaest wi.h.. 80" .
snre happy life, they viii know ~ ss saA L
disappointment, but glide nwara thros.s a., :, .;
like two sunny streams, side BY side. .,s :. A'
1--we to love the other, giving the assurance.
That Angels look with ardent g,,.
Well pleased TO see their hsppv d.,
And bid them LtyE-and JovEps
In this city, on tbe9lh altime. by IN.
Cline. DIR. JOHN A. OWENS. rs.s s; H.
South Carolina, to Mss MARY ANNE NF5lsy ny z
TIN, Of this city. Mar
In this city, on the 9th instan. H.,
Alexander E. Mahew, Mr.. GEORGF oc IsS,. asSr
TO Miss JOsAPHINE BARNES al osDiS
souri,. ~ VI Ais
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
M p. RIYELY.

MERCHANT. Keeps constantly ID s.
VI general assortment OF hiSIens .-.. al e.,
able for emigrants to iAsiisas- oles nes,d nssf -
fornia- Store on tie oTeSoh iO- 'ls'
Greek. ---~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
nuiIdfng MaferIass.

Ocks. Latcl.es, Bolts. Door, S-rsF
shutter Hinges, and Fastnlngs., Psc
s-,-;e~s. Rr.ds. and finishing Na,' :hs.p
Ssshs Ard Pine Panel Doors, for Ss srOs.
or if;. 1855. STEPHEN Joi1-,1-
GARLAND coFfEE-The bes. tbs tI'e p
y ket affords can always De too''
neer store of ,reSS & co:
AsPlISG, sTks Par Pssxs ills. A'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

PS. The Jury has just returned a
verde, Of mot guilty'-most Of the pris-
oners are retained. on the charge OF being
present at the attack on Col. TIrUs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

yETANTED, at this office. an Intelligent lad
w between thirteen and fifteen years OF age
to learn the printing business.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Y7.e Esess .gGrersisisS we
asmns iss the Upper Country.
Look 0Ist for the ".
Printer wanted.

APRIN1 ER-one who will work piess-
san obtain permanent situation in this Office.
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BoRAx.-This salt. says the saera.
mento Union, which a. is we'll known,
is formed by combination Of borsric
acid with soda, has been discovered
both in a crystalline formation and IN
solution with water, at the Shasta
country springs. some eight miles from
He'd Bluffs. Our informant, Dr..
veacb, states that the deposits arc suf.
hcient extensive to supply the demand
for the entire State and, moreover,
that this is the only locality inCalitor :
MA whore this species ofsslt has been
found. A very pure spec;mee Of il
was szhibited 70 - a yeetae1ny.
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Errnors ~ Rnvsnsap ExrsorA1fens.
The Hsshsslsv Dsrsssrss, gives soiss
accounts 4 farmers ID Canada Wsst,
committing suicide, which appears Il
first glance 10 b Incredible /; but pr.
sons who make human nature = study,
and know how the passions grow by
CIVILIZATIONS will readily understand Il.
Many amusing anecdotes are told i|lu.
strative Of the passion to bet, Al games
Of hazard. Men have been known
to bet away, even The articles Of cloth
ing on their backs, and then growing
desperate to stake their lives.
The Democrat, as aforesaid says {:
that = farmer near Cast, in Canada
West, had 500 bushels Of wheat, for
which be had been offered the high
prices Of last season, but chose 10 keep
il in the hope Of a predicted famine !,
in which event he expected to get
much more. As the article went down
instead Of going up, be hung himself.
Another farmer, near London who had
stored away, three years crop in an.
ticipation Of the same event, became
insane.
The saddest case of NJ" reversed ex.
peotations" We have yet seen on re-.
corded, is the case Of the farmer in
Mississippi, who blew bis brains out,
because he found that he had lar.
ger crop than he could gather. and
stow away.
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NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the succession II Ro.Ann
THomAs, and RESEcoA TnoM As-Sixth
Judicial District Court-PArjsh II Fat
Bstcn Rouge. mo. 3s7 Probste.
WHEREAS Joseph MafisDea1E Al.
w ministrator, has fled n nm 'Df1ee
OF the Undersigned clerk u said court. IN
secvunt Of his administration Ut sid estate.
Notice is hereby given to oil pstsoos in.
tefested to show cause within thirty dsys
from, the hrst publication II thiS notice.
why the said account shUuld not b Is.
proved, homologstsd and made The judy
msnt Of said court. - fT~gi
mar1l.6tw. h BRYAN. fvvt
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LATEST FoResRY.-An extraordi
nary and successful hoax has been
practiced upon the savans Of Berlin
an account Of which We find in the
London Athenwum Of February Is.
The Academy Of Berlin was presented
with a manuscript scroll, palimpsest
rewritten parchment) on which when
various legends Of the twelfth cent,,ry
were erased, these became leeible, by
chemical means, An original writings,
in unicial characters, which profsssed
to be history by one URANUS Of the
earlier dynasties Of tbe Egyptisn Kings.
The palimpsest consisted Of seventy.
one leaves, containing double columns
and as it was expected to solve the
authenticity of the modes adopted 10
deoiphering the bieroglyphical records,
it was approached by the wise men Of
Berlin with feeling Of high expccta-
ton and almost of awe. The impor.
tsnt scroll, alleged to have been found
in the East, turns out to be a forgery,
BY 4 cunning Greek of the name Of
Simonides. This fellow is said to be
known to many collectors Of manu-
script 10 England, and though the
public have been warned against bis
forgeries, he was last year successful
there in disposing Of some curious but
spurious Greek manuscript alleged 10
have been discovered in q monastery
at Mount Athos.
The clever rascal, however, has been
even more successful 10 Germany, and
when he presented this palimpsest Of
URANUS to the Academy Of Berlin, |
that body appointed commissioner to
report on The genuineness Of the NJ. s. |
Even the learned Lepsius was deceived |
and it was declared, genuine, and the
King Of Prussia was petitioned 70 buy |
it,at at very high price. Prof. Lep-
Mus advanced 1000 tbaIers to Simoni- |
des to secure the N. s., and Prof.
Dindorf, to bring tie wonderful dis.
covery before the world, had part Of
il printed without delay. Prof. Lep.
,ius, however, found at last that the
;oincidenccs between URANUS and tho
writings of Bunsen and himself were
If too startling nature, and awaken.
ng to the imposition, went to Lepsic
With . policeman. and placed Simoni.
les under arrest. Prof. Dindorf has
'ecal|ed bis pamphlet, and Simonide.
waits his trial. Baron Humboldt. il
$ said, was the only one smong the
Berlin sovans who was not deceived bv
bis forgery. He asserted 10 the onset
he spurious character of the Simoni.
es scroll.
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NOTICE.

In ths matter Of the succession Of JAuxs
CoorKn, and his wife jazz Orrurr.
deeeassd-Sixth judicial District ConrS
Parish Of East Baton Rosse, mo. 4o6l
''Probate.'' TO-
WHEREAS Samuel Kelly hss applied
" to this Court TO be appointed admin
Sstrasor Of the above entitled and nnnhsred
succession. - $50.
Notice Is hereby eiven 10 al psrsops in.
terested to show cause, If any they hsve.
within ten days from the hrst publication
OF this notice, why said appljcsiion skosld
not be granted. "N
mari1-3w. =. r. BRYAN CIs,k.
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DIArH AMONG TIN RuMtuArTs.-
Several Gown, have staggered over and
did ID this vaoinity within The past
hw day.. II 10 attributed, BY some,
b poison from The wild peach. The
Wild peach b used u . shade tree, in
sons parts q The city, and the ap-
psasancs q spring weather. he's oaus-
q many persons to trim them. The
trsss bsiag in bloom. The branches
thrown in the. oommons have been
satsa BY Tie dsfanck Persons hav.
.ing COWS about town, had better look
y - heta aud provide against such
salamitisa By taking timely warning.
The Wild peach i certain death 70
any animal lie, ~ the fruit contains
moro prusaic acid, than any other
vegetable.
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EAaLY MARa1AoEs.-The remarks
iof tho Philosopher and Historian, Tao
81 ~ % Thu subject, are - true now,
= they were . thousand ye.rs ago
Siatsn 70 what, that ascient gentle
asa' said" Early Marriages make
- immortal-that Il il the soul and
chief prop Of tho Empire-and the
nan Who resolves 70 live without wo-
man. q The woman who. resolves to
live without man, are enemies to
0enselvss, destructive 10 The world,
ipostaeee from naturt, and rebels
qnpinat heaven and earth.
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LegWl .Nbffee.

NOTICE IL hereby given 70 ali whom
~ It may concern, that /, JAMES q. Mos-
AN, will, after legal dslays proceed TO
smancipate the following slave. 4 br;sht
quartsrfcon, named HELEN, AGED about
"a yeafs. Those having any legal objsc-
sios e Ne emancipation If ssid slave.
mus e.ser their opposition within the tims
prescribed by law. ' '''' '''''"
March q. ots-w. JAMES,. MORAN
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Notfce.

ALL PENSIONS INDEBTED 10 u vii plssse ssll
snd ssstas ~ " No m y l1Afaha
Our eustomers ore hereby notiAel ttAt On NE
last n every nchth thsj. S1ls wif1 ~ ssAitted
to Shsm, through the Post sllss, saA prolhps
payment 10 eHrsossd, IN every fastsses ssIsss
prevfcts arrangement ass 6sAe.
Nbl0 A. MONTAN 4 BhO,
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"You say, Mr.. Scingles. that Mr..
Jacobs was your tutor Does the
court understand from that, that you
received your education from himl"-
mo, sir-es. He taught me to play on
the French horn. BE taaeht mo 70
tooe-bsoeo I call him yeur tutor"