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SrRrScrsLLo.~ a Cnsa,zos THlEF.-
We hc3 su-p,sea sha, tie Sluatter Sow
srs;gs. eSo.t. s,6i1 ,.i.nse'i only with crimes
cf v.oglca fought hiin' superior to
Te.it i,.gcs2y, aud stoge the vices Which
sss@eli~a v,fga criminals on the tread.
Tn,,:, a.,<4 " I'd then 40 for tairty days"
Blu, the Sc OK is thief. At,he saclsiag
OF Lawrence, he was one OF the party
,.as kicked in t,e jcor OF the store in which
was the ci,y pestotfice, and burglariously
entered 1t. Sames F. Legate says that
be lcol..G upon tho she Ives, inquising-
" What can take FOE plunder q" He
saw, some Cigars, caught ap two boxes Of
thesa. nd walked of with them under his
arm, renarkiAg. /" These viii do for me. !"
..Bae, :" E,,sasis the Alias, don't you see that
this citizen vas enforcing the ia.s."-.al-
5Gny JoIsna'.
Such are the low and dcspicable means
resor.ed 10 BY tie Black Republicans, to
prejudice toe citizens Of the North against
the Law and Order party in Kansas Ter
ritory. That our associate is above such
inpu,a,ions as IS thrown oA by .he Jour-
pal. his worst enemies. who know him,
viii concede. The James F. Legate
zaenionssi in the abore article is an iusag-
irssry person. and the story was probably
coined ia the prolific brain of The worsh-'
less scamp who edits the Albany journal.
should be e~sr visit Kansas. we will sake
ss,e contract 10 g Doc. tie lying rascal" cut
= the Territory. The character OF Dr..
....rineseiiow is too we'll know throughout
sze country TO be injured by srch .sscTsh-
J - harpies" as control the !" waning fog
rass's 81 The Albany Journal.
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NV YeRKJ Jug q.

TIE Head las at,viees from afeS:ca
of july 9Th, which state that secreiaTJ
MARCY had semi a PROPOSITION 10 PTts.derli
Cotaoniort to purchase aHo.teE slice Of
Mexico.
- S1arcy's offer. ills stated. is 5000, eco
for the 3lsi parallel CT latitude FOR Ike
boundary line, % the 9Th Of California.
President con1orfort reiese,l 70 enter
asin tie proposition.
The departure o. the Spanish feet .-as
i,aiied as a ;rautari, Of .Alexiean dig.o-
macy. -. - = - -
e Colnonfor,'s decree oftl.e sale OF church
property WAS Laasd .wi:h great popular
enthusiasm, and an immediate rise il the
estimation Of gossTnp.en. s,oeL- toilow-
ed.
The Governor Of Poebia. led expelled
The monks Of tue ofdi.r OF ST. Vincent. ST
Paul. and thirty have consequently &C.
moved 10 The City Of Mexico.
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CRors IN 0eEoRcIA.--TEec corn and cot
ton crops in the lower parts of Georgia are
represented to tie in 4 most unpromising
condition. The early and protracted
.draught has LEFT ,hem with bad stands :
The spanning has suffered from TOO much
rain, and grass VAS never more flourish
ing. Crops are troksn or Irregular. and
rwith7the most prePttious season from this
timesons aad a late lrost. the planters must
lose at o least one-,hird Of their usual
yield. s-@s'- .-----
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GEN. Aver AsD PARTY.-Gen. Lewis
M. Aver, OF South Carolina, with par
~ Of twenty-five EN- grants. hom tie same
noble State, arrived in our town on las.
Wednesday. TIE party, as we learn. had
made short stpp at Leayenmorth, aud at
Weston. on %heir way UP the river. We
are happy to say tia; they all arrived here
in fine health and spirits. Let the cry be
+" still they csrne!"
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Ia fD- Hon atvnaC Preston. Of Ken
lucky. formerly an cid.fine wiig. stated at
CiDcianasitka there were s,if txo hurtd-
red thousand o.d-line wings. most of whom
would vote Tor Mr.. Buchanan. Col Sims.
Of Kentucky. another cid line wing, stated
the he and hundreds of CHER oid-flns
wigs would vote the Democratic ticket
this year. x sfE4a1 - g szSssass-a sasasa
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ia According to correspondent Of
tbs Boston Transcript. Tie Whole area of
the United States in 1890, the original
territory, was no more than $50 $50 square
miles Louisiana. in 1903. extended The
area TO / .72o.25s square miles; Florida.
in 1921, to 27S7, 150: Texas IN 1915.
Oregon in 1916. and california in 1888,
TO $780, square miles. !.
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i ss5E Heretofore the name Of a vesssi
once recognized by ,lleGo..rnnen, could
aottbe changed escePt hy special aet o.
Congress. ~ law las recently bern pass
ed yes,ifg Ike power 10 make such changes
in The Secretary Of ihe Treasury. 80
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"a MIR. Littlejohn SAID in the Phiias
delphia Convention that he would =. sacri-
Ace all things to secure the election OF
Fremont" No doutt there will be great
sacrifices of big Johns, little Johns and
demiiohns, and If Col Benton be any
thing of a prophet, the whole farce" will
close with the sacrifice Of John Fremont
himself 80
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esg- TIE. n. Y. Sunday Courier nnd.1-
stands that Barnin has received an offer
from the Sydenhaln Crystal Palace in Eng
land OF five thousand dollars year. to go
over there and take charge Of one offs de-
paIiinen,s, and the editors learn that Bar
mum thinks seriously Of accepting TIE
offer. -3A - sstt5l5s es sh1a- 7zii ?
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1890 complete rs the fusios,s Of tn.

"a So complete is the fusion of the
Know Notiings aud Black RsFI.hiicalis
IN. Indiana TIA; there IS no electoral ticket
in the State in-favor Of Fillmore and Don.
,elson. They may perhaps have ticket
in most of the Northern States In Novens-
Der. but il will amount to nothing Tthey
sszili get very few votes The contest is -
clearly between Buchanan and Fremont,
that we wonder how Union-loVing South
ora men can longer hesitate which 70
choose Iesi ba4.s's sSa ts@eas
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PnILaorIrnIA - Re

{ The dead oil Tie raiisosd ..ssiro .he. rs
far as ascertaihed. anoua, 10 fiity-S SIX, IN
ending six unreccgnized. Tie ~ou.idrd.
as FAR as known. 'nf,,lsler sersl'v-eigi.-
many very seriously, aaa ,..eir dealls ire
hourly expected. 4a<s
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Es Did our friends ever think what
an easy task il would Be 10 doutIe our cub
scriptions Let each one Of our present
subscribers obtain just one newone. and
the thing IS done. Suppose you try i,
friends. Some Of ysu can get l more than b n
one, while there is none Of you but what
can do little Who. will he the frst to
SET the bah in ne.iSns - gff
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-29

- FREMONT AND FREE LOVE The Black
Rsl'ubiicans invoke !. apt IllI,eratlon' art
fol aid," III support Of their candidate.
Thus they jingle along. "Free-Kausas.
Free-soil. Fnes-speech. Free.Pgess and
Fremont Why onit-Free-Loye D.
T.lat's the platform for Fremont. a.e IS
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81 There are at HE. present time in
this country 715 churches belonging TO the
Quakrrs, and the hunter CT at,e naants is
estimated at iS3 ,0C0. -'7.f94
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Et1~ We We're called upon las, week
By Mr. Johu G. Brown, OF the Hardware
house Of Wilson s. Bros. lii ST. Louis
NJ. Brown we found to be a sei,t.sinan
in every particular. afiable in his manners
and particularly sound on the slavery cues
lion. We hope the merchants in Kansas
and Missouri, when they visit ST. Loais,
will call on tue House which Mr.. Brown
represents, as we are well assured they
are Southern men in falling and action!
If the merchants In Missouri and Kansas
would be true to their own interests they
would FIRST satisfy themselves tina, those
whom they patronize in ST. Louis arc mol
Abolilionists, but good Southern men
We know of several houses in that city,
the proprietors Of which are rank Aboii-
tionists; and yet iwo-thirds of their trade
comes from the slayeholding merchants OF
Missouri. This is not as it should be-
We should patronize our own friends snd
IL possible starve ont our enemies. III the
merchants OF the upper country would on
ly take our advice, ST, Louis would not be
so Indifferent to the fate of Kansas. and
she would not extend so much laid and
comfort 10 our enemies"
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q s The editor of the Bards,own Ken
lucky, Gazette, says he never voted tie.
Democratic ticket in Lis lie, tut if the
LORI spares him until November. lie M
tends to SO for Buchanan and Brec&ln-
ridge; and there are hundred more m
his county ID exactly the same fix. ia...nls.
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. Ia the President has issued his Off
cie' proclamatiopb declaring the esta bIish.
ment Of the boundary line between the
United States and aexico 10 accordance
with the first auiele OF the treaty OF 1858.
by which the Mesllls Valley was coded TO
the United States tssst5 gzr.TI -
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rkg- Ii is suggested tia, persons about
to visit summer retreats, where mosquitoes
are likely TO abound. would do we'll 10 car
~ q litsls liule-wafer ,with them as rem-
edy for the bites Of die anuoyiagl insects
named. Isssz4sssissle .szsds saa szs
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a Et1S 4 special meeting OF tie Regents
of tie Smithsonian institute vas Leld 3,
Washington few days ago. a surplus
of Si25, GOO was rersrted to De on hap +.
and it was ordered to be inv. sled IN
stocks.
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Dsy The merchants q. Liverpool ard
Manchester had issued circulars adsocat-
ing The preservation OF peace between
Great Britain and tie United States. ,ls
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PniLssIErnIA, 5aly 10.

---.. IHiI.A1sL II ia, StF3 ..
Contributors afe aheii.g n:s..c .l.sse icr
the relief OF Tie sufferers ty tire .aiIfcpd
calamity. Over SlG0o Egafe sigeedy teen
received atike In9 al, err 9diiiee.a 49,
Mr. MoTiarty deii,ere 4 "a Sofssic Il sver
TIE remains OF Faii.er SLer;dcn, al -.
Nicholas Clurcii.
Tie CorOner las commenced, an ;ases-
tigaiion. .-- -a-z - =. -
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B The sa;cid< sof Yankee Sullivan
has created . marked sesssatisn usne fsel
gambling dens. porter housss. etc., OF New
York. ssaasnseds IN tl.eefacs t.satone Of two
Of his old haunts ia Chatham and Centre,
streets afeidfarsd IA ssouuar1sinsai IA sespecs
. lsis sasneTys -soal splis II I5sis1ase :
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slT Tire Congrega,ioaalis,s Of Rhode
Island have resolved TO discontinue fellow
ship with the Presby,erians, both Old aud
New School. Ike slavery question Is the
matter at issue.
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tf- There are flying runors from
Mexico that Gen AlInonte las been put
under arres. upon the charge of some i'm.
proper influence in regard to the tLres
million sf1ajr.3a3 SIS u, is5. g5gi rl5Ia =
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. EsT The United States Government
have shipped large number of Colts re-
yolvers to Panama, for the arming OF The
crew Of tie sloop-oc- war S.. Mary. -
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s A. H. Gray, of Rorkingham Co..
Va, mas among those who. distinguished
themselves in Walkers army attic battle
OF Risas. yli.a za.i bss5lrI .1oI .zsisis Isl
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81 'IsfeeF,lh.
Great Rail Eeaj Aee.asss-T;-r.:.
Killed ard ss.5;ss.sssgss Fevaasa

4
+ Tho sxerss;cn s-anecs'siir;.g I'm
c..ihirsn VIA tier parents ard teacfes
co sie2sn eo:iison WIKI down tain CO.
earse= near..EEze.t .s..iss..ses, :.i.-,a.
latter mas gong SOY and he fo.rt,
EsaeidlSs sscs+avorilgsto fs5seh he s,ofgi,,l
place. Boih locoaiet;ves we're we're cr.asleS1
AID siree. cags Of is.s excuss;;ea iyais les,.
iag, 'esr.ter, causat .:re ard .wels cor.
stif.es.S Re;icash De 9fi.iii-s wee Il ii,t,,s
s:rtisi:ed that -ecrsrI :sssrsz ~ Eesxs.
The scene YVES Of tie l..ozt hea.t-re..5!:n,
aGa terrible description. - .a1'Yf
-is.iiis,.l are Irssssi,essIas, ehe;s,s, e
he ciar.ti.-hodys rot Feeoreresl-I:mb
Caapltlls Etsty Kelly Ildth h.i...:ls
Jehn bogan, Edward Hall, George RI.
-ers. james Eicikes. lViA. Nis.attd I'd, r4rfs
H.ines, Mary II eCrsw. a. R1cGoaE
Ellen Clark, CatEerne ET cGru.eI, Ka,s q
MeGerr.Jolln Brady.s Margaret. M4icy,
5ao,. MIXTURE, jaraes Tiarrey en3 H,:uy
iHatIiSon. eiinssg eftl.e up tlain.
!
fuILApEiPEtAgsJ July II.
TIE scene q The saesiE:srii is feg:,e en-
miles from ilie city. near Two clrves. so
s,hat a roac hing ;raiEs eanno; be seen fi,e
randred yards distant, ard tsc Track is !.
single ons.a es9hen Tie -sseefseiises cane
loge;fer, ti.ey rose On end, ,!ssir Ere loxes
nearly toari-sf! ard fi,eT sontsnts were
scanered aeout tie wreck, Tie srst cx-
eursinn car eansi., ere and Tie flames ex-
tfnded 10 nc otitr cars piled upon it,
Most extraordinary efforts were made TO
eS:rica.e tie inundated eings crushed III.
der tie ure.k-IEany OF ihrin were still
alive wien The. IA n,es reached ;hcsr,. Tie
grorhs and or;es that met the ear were
awful. Two .4o;eis, a dwelling, black.
smith siopsand a small shed, were within
three hundred yards Of Tic disaster. ard
were used to Smoker tie DYING and wotnd.
ed. = -. $50 l'ss s shss
a number OF physicians from tie city
and. lGer,nar:okgh were. early in at,eEd.
ance. Two FIRE cngines from Cheslut
Hill forced water through hose to the
wreck, aud after NoIiig. se,t re-! Leurs,
the human reu.sins beneathsit were IT,
moved. Niaeisen tod:.s we're rsnpxtd
TO tie blaek-ssnisl, slloI,, siare Q: ti,ern SUP
posed to b. femqies. Under aio,ircr she'd
were eight leliss, tae ci.a:fed So as 10 DIS
fy feoog milton. Tie i1eJy of Fa,aer sclrn.
dan vas fsc0rerea and f..cl;ss..l ID 'i;ec.sy.
An immense ersHd WAS a ra.t I'D 10 tie
spot from the sur. es,ld ro;'EJy. Mary
walked to thes eiiy ana ,Igo2,t deds ,Litier
in every desrrrfiea 81 stI.:cl,ss, which
were tshrn and made ilst OF ia Lliiagiiisg.
lie wounded ard dead IL :le=eiay. 80 s.ss
In addition taere ere / 7atoa.es witch
were copiitet teneatll tie fa;f,s Il the esfs,
mostly consurhcd. Eierea Ilen and wc-
men snd Two cl.ildisn wee eelxrfeG in
o,ie car. Total killed SO GO :. eahsssed CO.
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e@ The. .Fennsyiysnlan states tina, lie
New Yo.k Herald mas LOST loco suiserab,
ers in Philadelphia since it came es.ffos
Fremont. "a ~ -. .4.-.s 80.
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E There is.a curious ALTERATION in
The names of tie prominent candidates Tor
the Presidency. and, Vice Presidency
Fremont and Fillmore, Buchunan and
Bre.kinridge, DoneIson and Dayton.
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TAxE CARE OF Yous FACES. LADIES

TAKE CARE OF YoUa FACES, LADIES.
We wonder if our young ladies'. who
wear white wells and benneis, are aware
that they are making freckles for their
beauty. White is cooler IN the sun than
black. owing to the principles of radiation;
but while the wkite bonnet, veil. dress or
hat, diminishes the heat Of the sun by re-
Election. il generally increases its light,
and il is this that plays tie mischief viii.
,he fair skin and pretty faces. So young
ladies, beware.
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EF The Baltimore Sun contradicts
the report that there is any yellow fever in
Baltimore. The city is very healthy.
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sat be crops la Cass county. Texas.
are suffering dreadfully from iroush.
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sa BE- The largest and mast enthusiastic
meeting eyer held i. New Hanpshire. as-
sefnbied IN Cencord. O, Tuesday the i'm
ul.ino. 70. ratify the nomination of Bu-
chanap and Breekinridgr. - - !.
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.s 81 The feet sent by Spain to Mexico
is reported TO number eleven ships of tie
line, three Gigaies, two eoryettes and -four
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80 The New Jersey Piainfieia Uni
%, for the last twelve years wing, las
hoisted the Buchanan flag. The editor
says, the wing party icing broken up, be
goes back to the political faith in which he.
was brought up. bs 6.7a 5
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FaASk LEsLIE's ILLusTRArED NEws-
PAPER.-This is aesspa per that al cnce
iugratiates itself into the. favor of the
reader. The illustrations are no. exceiled
by any. they alone being worth the sub-
scription price. besides . large amount OF
choice reading matter. Ii IS published
weekly Ia Nesv York City. i1ss ilsais 81
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-29

NI~ 4 late letter from Mexico states
-tau,-she~ Government was preparing for a
spanish asar.
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STATE ELEcTIoNs.-On the first Mon
day Of August, elections will be held in
the States of kentucky, Arkansas. Texas.
Missouri and Iowa !; and on II first THURS
day OF August. IN North Carolina and
Tennessee. pa aa9a w. 5laoe SIS
On st;ie.l6rs. Monday Of October, IN
Georgia and Florida. lIs gsx -, ..fy
asiOn the second Tuesday of sOciober, in
Pennsylyania, Ohio and Indiana Ses s
On Tuesday, after the last Monday in
November,in Massachusetts. New York.
New Jersey; Illinois and Michigan
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EaT One thousand pounds Of wafers are
used by ii,s--isouse OF Representatives, 81
Washington ma singlesssss;on.
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rs We are indebted TO lion. 3. w.
Whitfield fer number Of valuable pub
bic documents. which We have received du.
ping the past week. n 8
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&c DR.. Hugh F. Rose, a yirginian,
and nephew eof sex President bfadisoh,
died in TEip,on co, Tenn, few weeks
ms ~ --ssa z3sE sfagss BfA as5zo ssfsti4
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JAMES BUcHAs4N.-His Grst political
speech was made in appealing to his fell
low citlzens at home to raise volunteers 10
defend Baltimore against the Britishinva-.
der, which he followed by enroling him
self, and marching with his feIIow-ciiizsns
to its defence. .z a-f, seg ftssgae 40
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! "a Great distress FOR lack. of fcod. is
said TO prevail in some districts ci New
feundland. amounting. in some cases to
actual Starvation. 49,
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re- a. sirewd rogue has teen arrested
in New York for stealing paving stoaes on
The new park and selling them to the city
goyeranefsf. 1so = eiElszzsE ga lsf tass -
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ETE> l, Is said lI.4at Congress may ad.i
jousn al GU, the 10Th of August. % sssa = =
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To suascRIBERs.-It IS impossible for
Us to change papers from one postoffice TO
another unless the subscriber will give the
name Of 10th post offices. 1t is necessary,
too, IN stopping paper 10 state tie post
office to which il is sent. Unless these
rules are complied with, j, is impossible to
comply with the requests OF subscribers. 3
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sG Old Line. Wings should not forget
that Mr.. Fillmore has forfeited any clam
he may have had 10 the sunpori of all Who
adhere 10 Wing principles, and he ruth
lessIy franpted apon tie doctrines of Clay
and Webster, by declaring that his only
nope for the Union is in the triumph, OF
mat party, which boasts Of being :, built
upon the rains Of The cid Wing aud Dem
.ocrat;c parties. and will no, lie held re-
sponsib!e fer the obnoxious acts and viola
ted pledges Of ETHER 60
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"A HAnD RoxDiTo rRavEL.- Ere.
mont has travelled some hard roads in his
time. He has climbed mountains and liv-
ed in deep SHOWS and very hard fros,s
But the road before him is the hardest he
has ever atten1pted.s and worse than thar
which leads to the other side of Jordan.
He will also be surrounded by pack of
Black Republicans, grizzlies and Office
seekers more ravenois than any Of the
wolves or pantiisrs that hese, his path OF,
the way 70 Mafiposa. He viii find the
way 70 the Presidency the hardest road be
ever Travelled, and will never reach bis
destination. @ ass's e 9ss87 |
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81 Swift used 10 say that universal SIS
sas the Hraetiee= =lsissg, =eisd-Iut re.
member to have heard three good hes IN
| 81 his iss 10 .fIHq i
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~ Texas is said TO have increased n
popsiaaiSn during theslass ten years at The
: ate bfabsus 400 per cent. Ssias slimsl !
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"A DON eUixoTE IN AaMs.-Scnator
Wilson, of Massachusetts, has procured
rife with q three fest barrel. disguised as
a walking cane whielI he carries with him
constantly. even into the Senate Chamber
ready loaded aud eansed.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-29

ALscE-Ered. do you know Il love but
ihee2 referring. TO a popular song-)
FREp-No. / didn't know IT,. bu. I'm
exceedingly glad to hear 1t. 2 .sna. nsss
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-29

NrvaALese.-.-Tewels wrung ou. in
hot water, and applied 10 the head. win be
found 10 be aspeedy remedy for headache
arising f1onn seuTalgsc affections. sas s
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FatsoSr's cnAscEs. Il n order 10 eiec-
Fremont he ;nns. carry all Tie free States
en- nasse, wuh the exception .of. twenty
seven votes. The exact number belonging
.te- Peatsylsania.==If- he- loses penesylxa-
MA, ), therefore. he can afford 10 lose no,ar
ing else. 49, a,..f -.
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WAITE D.-Tie New Y orK Herald adj
venises fer a good, graphic, compact and
completes history of the birth, growth. ex
passion. decline. collapse. death and burial
OF the late great Know Nothng party for
the use of all the political b'oek-heads Of
The day during the Presidential contest.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-29

90 Tie Deulb<Ea.ic raPefsz Of Cen
nectieut CLAIM tie State Tor LULA us,n ai.d
Brecklnridge By BY nsaj i've ikols-
and, and offer 10 hesea ls.srsI
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-29

E TIE iasssersoi sCoi.1Fr snlc.ai. once
ssegLt 5anci1g s saooi Il ...sasasiiiis. 81
= .s..s-s.l.. = - 80 sLsl
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EG- Wishin a few years. no less tran
seven representatives. OF fsI t:sFFts4ss-
men,s Lave married Americanslsdiesr
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!. MEr HeDssxs IasK ssA s-.--The aGen-
serai Conference has established Kansas
sCenferenee. embracing Kansas and Ne
breska, and al thai part Of Utah and New
Mexico lying eas. of-ths sRoli1y noun
stains:sH essss Eissz essss sszsst 81
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