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Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
County surEeyor.

A II. business connected with the Office of
IN County Sarveyor of Atchison county viii
receive prompt attention. VIII be tthe ohice
of "a. G. 0rIs, ESQ, in Atchison, on Saturday
of each week, towhom application can be made
in ny absence H. KUHN.
Resident claim holders viii confer a favor by
leaving the numbers Of their claims with A G..
Otis, Esq. Att
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
PEONEEIs sALcON.

GEORGE MILLION, PROPRIETOR.
z STILL keeps at the old stand, -
81 corner Of Ferry and Lsvee st's.. ~ fe(
= a stock of choice Liquors, Wines, %gSZ
Cigars, Fish, Oysters, Sardines, Cheese, Crack
ers. &c, always on hand.
G.I expect in short time to be in nv Iarre
new building, now nearly finished where
shall be happy to see my old friends and the
public generally
AtcbiSor Y IT .14f -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
WANTED WANTED!.

Z WILL pay the highest market price in eash,
l. for ali soFts OF vegetables, such as potatoes.
cabbage, beetes, taTniSs. kcc- Also 70; eggs,
butter; chickens, oats and corn. Persons haE-
ing the above articles for sale viii DO well u
bringing them 10 uae, at the 'Atcbisen HoEse'
sept. 25, 1855. If. O. B. DICKINSON
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
ATCuTsag u0UsE.

TsHE Subscriber having taken the above rev
Il HOTEL, would respectfully inform hS
friends, and the travelling public, that he IS h-
ready to entertain guests IN a manner ana e..
not 10 be surpassed N the Territory.
O. 3. DICKINSON
Atchison. K, T., August 2fst, 1855
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
last CAH EgT oEEt

A Ii PERSONS indebted to Aspiing s. SteF-
II ems Or Aspling. Stevens S Go, on las
years account, or By note, are respectfully Is-
quested TO call ar.d settle the SANG immediately
as further indulgence VIII net bs gicen. AM
accounts OF notes not se58.ed by the first oil AZ
gust win be put into the hands OF the pFoPsI
officer for collection.
AsPEIEG & STEVENS
.23-tf AsPLING, STEVENS Go.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
.tcn;sou C0urt uousc.

nEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the Undersigned. at the town of Atehison.
X: T.. for the erection of Court House fol
the County of Atchison. Plans and specifica
items can be seen by application to
HENRY ADB0MS, Commissioner.
reb. 5, fJ6. 4s-u
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

The undersigned, Rev. ]. K. Brase,i is min
lister in regular standing. and pastor of the Or
thodox Church, at Brookfield, Massachusetts.
He is a gentleman of considerable influence,
and universally beloved.
Copy VIM. DYER.
BRooRFIELp. Jan. 18th, 1855.
Prof. Wood-Dear SIR Ba, ing made trial
of your Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasure
to say that its effect has been excellent in re-
moving infamaton, dandrufT, and a constant
tendency to itching, with which | have been
troubled from my childhood, and has also re-
stored nay hair, which was becoming gray, TO
its original color. Thave used no other article
with anything like the same pleasure and prof
1t. Yours truly,
J. X. BRAGG.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

WESTON, NO.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Or!
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots sbd
Shoes, &c. &C. Quitting GOODS in great "a
riety. Also Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants ln
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

IS hhds NO sugar,
25 bbis clarified do
40 do powdered do
20 do crushed do
10 hhds refined do
80 bags Rie coffee,
90 do Java do
10 do Mocha do
% coils grass rope
80 doz bed cords
10 do plow lines
20 coils sash cord
55 bbls reboiled molas
ses
40 hlf bbls do do
25 do Belcher's do
so kegs sugar house d
100 do Carolina tar
% bbls do do
90 do Kanawha salt
500 sacks @ A DO
100 bags assorted shoi
80 do buck do
5 kegs bar lead
100 rs wrapping paper
25 do tea do
100 large kettles asst
80 bxs Malaga raisinI
3 casks Carolina rice
700 bbIs lime
15 bxs Imp and G P te
S U n i
Herring, mackeral,
Goldfish. salmon, shad,
W HIteuSIi, SdFutileS,
Oysters, pie fruits,
Almonds, Eng. walnut
Pecans, cream nuts
Filberts, figs, prunes,
Raisins, Zante, current
Citron, macaroni,
Champagne, port vim
Madeira wine, cordial
Asst pickles, preserve.
Also, iron, nails,
axles and boxes.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

$50 bbls rectif'd whisky
100 hlf do do
30 bbis old bourbon do
80 blf do do do
10 do do do do
So bbls cognac brandy
20 hlf do do
5 bills Holland gin
10 do pure peach brandy
5 casks i'm. port wine
10 bbls malaga do
3 Or casks fine brandy
-5 bbls fine old whisky
90 boxes assorted candy
Is do fine crackers
10 do prunes
,25 doz Preston and Mer-
rill's yeast powders
ID do BabblttS do
10 bbls pickled herring
30 boxes star candles
% gross velvet corks
30 doz painted buckets
100. 600 percussian caps
$50 kegs asst nails
% ton iron all sizes
6 Z" asst castings
.,126 boxes cheese
25 bbls vinegar
100 boxes mani tobacco
a10 boxes ginger brandy
r I E S -
Mustard, soda, starch,
Pepper sauce. katchup,
Nutmegs, cloves,
Batting, soda crackers,
Sticking, stoneware,
Wash boards. tubs,
Wooden ware, brooms,
,Willow and cane chairs
Chiidren's wagons,
Butter crackers, cirgars
!, Playing cards all kinds,
/, Matches, backing, &c,
astings, buggy springs.
"30-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
Building Materials.

yUST RECEIVED by steamer David %Tatuu1,
y and for sale atvery lowest st. Joseph prices:
% bbls rectiied Whisky;
% do copper distilled do;
do superior Brandy;
Monongahea and Bourbon WHISKY; Port,
Claret, and other wines.
Preserves, sauces, lemon syrup, pickles, oys-
ters sardines, etc, by package, dozen or retail.
s3I-v STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
H. RYCH.

sGUTLER. u s Army, at Fort Leavenworth,
~ is constantly receiving hne old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars: also general assortment Of
choice merchandise always on hand. .1d
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
STEAMBOAT Gar0s.
SEASON OF 1866.
st. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Line.


SEASON OF 1866.
st. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line.
Regular Tuesday Passenger Packet.
For Boonville, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami,
Hills Landing, Waverly, Dover, Berlin, Lex
ington, Wellington, Camden, SibIey, Riohfeld,
New Independence, Liberty, Wayne CITY, Kan
sas, Parkyille, Leayenworth City, Fort Leaven-
worth, Weston, Kickapoo, Iatan, Atchison,
DoriPhan, and st. Joseph.
FaSGas~ II The unsurpas ssed commodious and
l4ssssEs5zffn<Sf fast Regular Passenger Packet,
+ s7Szsss.ss+scSE JAMES Fl. LUCAS, Andrew
WinelaIld, Commander, will leave for the above
and intermediate points every alternate Tuesday
during the season, at O'Clock, p. NJ, as fol-
lows:
April 1st, 10Th, 29th. September Sd, 10th, Both
May 18th and 27th. October 14th and 28th.
June 10th and oath. November 11th and 25th
Jaly sth and 22d.
Connecting, at st. Joseph with the Bluff City
and st. Joseph regular passenger packet FOA-
TENELLE. forming an immediate, reliable and
speedy through connection by steamboat to
Council Bluffs.
RETURNiNG-will leave ST Joseph every
alternate MONDAY, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, as
follows:
March 10th and 24th. August 11th and 25th.
MAY 9th and I2th- October 9th and goth.
Tune ID, 10th and 30th November Sd and 18th.
July / 4th and 28th. December 1st.
Departing from st. Joseph Mondays at 10
o'clock, a N, Doniphan at II NJ. Atchison at 2
N; Iatan at pm; Kickapoo at m; Weston,
TUESDAY, at O'Clock, m; Fort Leayen-
worth at s q IN; Leavenworth at 9 n; Park
vile at 10 ms. Kansas at II m; Wayne City at
/ m; Liberty at m; New Independence at
24 m; Richfeld at m; Sibley at p m;
Camden at m; Wellington at 6 p IN; I.exing-
ton on WEDNESDAY at O'Clock N; Berlin
at n; Dover at m; Waveriy at 10 m;
HIPS Landing at IL m; Miami at l p m;
brunswick at D m; Glasgow at A D m, Boonville
at 5 pm, arriving at st. Louis Thursday evening
in time for Louisville and Mississippi packets
and evening lines of travel in all directions.
The James II. Lucas has been thoroughly re-
paired and refurnished throughout, and every
Improvement made which safety, comfort and
convenience could suggest. Shippers may rely
upon tie utmost dispatch in the delivery of
freights, and passengers are assured that no ex-
.ertion on our part will be spared to render the
James Fl. Lucas worthy of that general patron
age which heretofore has been, and we hope
NAV continue to be extended to her.
AT. ANDREW WINELAND.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
ard Gu1s

DRTNTED cheaper neater, and quicker, d
i. this establish aent than IN ai.' once ao"''
ST stlis-
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Oh Ferry.
IN lie new and splendid steam fer E-za@a.s :.
I ry boat, Just built and finished 24;5;Fsi e. 49,
at Brownsville and Pittsburg, szS@zaszssss-sz
LEWIS RURNES.

has taken her place as regular FERRY
PACKET at the great AtcElis0s, Cross
EnGs5 where she is plying from shore to shore
every ten minutes.
This point being at the great south western
bend Of the Missouri river, opens ont into the
finest portion Of Kansas Territory. Conse-
quentlv the nearest crossing to affnost any point
Ii the Territory, from any part OF Iowa Platte
purchase, and the natural starting point for all
the Laramie, Utah, Oregon and California eEGi-
grants and traders and from which point more
than 5000 emigrants and traders departed for
the plains the past summer. Our boat being
entirely new in both hull and machinery, with
all the modern improvements and conyeniences,
and cabin accommodations, it is impossible
that passengers can be any thing bat safe and
comfortable on her. Having the best boat on
the river, with every natural advantage as a
crossing point, and having ample lots for stock
on both shores with the finest springs and cam
ping and grazing grounds. And Atchison hay
ing already
S;r General Quitting Stores,
two drag stores, with two first class hotels i;
saw mills with all manner Of mechanics. and
professional men, we hope By giving the most
strict and faithful attention to our business to
render Atchison the n0st popular crossing up-
on the river. MILLION, BURNES s. BRO.
Nov. l3, '55. IF.
p. S. Having the exclusive ferry privilege
at this point, we warn ths innocent, that while
we shall endeayor to avoid iniuring any one, we
cannot be responsible fer injury or damage TO
these who by placing life and property under
The reckless control Of small intTudipg cfafs,
may be brought into collision with u.s.
III. B. & B.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

4reAR AND COFFEE-Ihe hest the mar
- ket affords can always be found at the Pi''
Hss' '' AsPLING, STEVENS CO.
.14 ParkyiaIe. No.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
TUHT aNDRaHER.
no THE CITIZENS OF KANSAS.

= Sc
TLARDY s. PEEWET, wholesale and Re-
~ tail dealers IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils &C., at Parkyiiie, can now sell to the peo-
pie of Kansas any thing in their line, cheaper
and at less trouble to the purchaser, than any
House this side Of ST. Louis.
Parkville, Mo- s1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
WEETX.HI NEWMAN.
KEgER SE.gREE.

KEEPS always on hand p
ak;ssL- Horses, Carriages and Bug }Sszs5
-S1S- S1Z-:ies to hire. Their stoek2--G
is of the very best kind, and their Carriages
new ard always in good order.
Weston. No sItf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

LoGANsroRT, Ind, June 9th, 1855.
Messrs. o. ]. Wood s. Co-Gents: Yours
of the 18th is just received Enclosed please
find $50 90, it being the amount for hair restor
sative. l have sold it all.
If YOU choose you may send me six dozen
Hair Restorative. | think can seliit.s ! 1t had
worked mirales in this place. Isold man six
81 bottles who was bald, and it brought new
hair ot;t all over his head.
Yours very respectfully,
" Il GRInLEY
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
Stone ware.

eco Hard grey stone jars, jugs, churns,
OOC and crooks, from gal. to 8 gallons,
for sale by STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
October Is, 1850
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
Wass .Wc.asEsaas.
cor. SECOND AND FRANCIs s

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
HAyE in store the following named articles
Ii which they offer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

10 Bags shot, Water proof and cosntn2p. ?.
low b. SfEPHES JOHNSTON
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
J. S. mitchell s. Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries (sss6g Provisions.
Opposite the ST. George Hotel.
WESTON, No.
III. p. EaYEHY.

MERCHANT, Keeps constantly on hand a
lfA general assortment of Merchandise, suit
able for emgrants to Kansas, Oregon and Cali
fo-nia. Store on the Oregon road near Salt
Creek. s1H-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

Clcthing, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.
4 large invoice Of all kinds of clothing for
~ FAN and Winter use.
Al cases mems, boys, women's, and chiidren's
boots and SHOES;
II cases hats and caps;
175 pair maeKanaw, bed, Indian, and horse
blankets;
600 pair Missouri country knit SOCKS, country
jeans, and large and we'll varied stock of
every Kind Of fall and winter dry goods.
including superior let of fina dress goods
for ladies';
Indian goods kept on hand.
II is my purpose to sell lew, and will satis-
fy all who cali that they viii fad Atchisoa the
best market in Kansas for buyers.
Missouri farmers opposite will be dealt with
as have been accustomed to deal with them in
Platte county. Their hemp and other produce
viii always be bought for cash.
*30-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20
W. Is. DYER.

MERCHANT, has always on hand com
1il plete assortment ef ,s.eceries and Pro-
visions at ms o,are in Salt Creek sal.sy, Kan
sas Territory. slu.
Furniture. Mattresses, Chairs, sc.
lust RECEIVED large lot of bedsteads,
- tables, wash-stands, chairs, WORK stands,
mattresses. STEPHE COMMISSION
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-20

UNEAS-A arge lot of various brands, at all
i pisces. ASPLING, STEVENS s. co.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-10

Habit in a child is first like spiders
web ), il neglected, it becomes . ,hreador
twinc |: next a cord or rope ; finally .
cable; and who can break il a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-09-10

n% Water has been discovered at
Tamerna, near Ba,hna. in Africa, on the
edge Of the Southern Desert, after boring
10 a depth Of abou! two hundred feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-14
the Senate at length in favor of tho said reso-

the Senate at length in favor Of tho said reso-
luton.
In tho House, Mr.. Cobb moved to take up
the Presidents Annual Message and accom-
panying documents, to refer them to the Com
mittce of the Whole on the state Of the Union;
agreed to, and so referred.
On motion of Mr.. Cobb, the subject of the
number of copies thereof to he printed was re-
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr. Florence, stating that he had come to
no conclusion on the statements of the paper
in question, presented tho petition of A III.
Reeder, the contestant for the territorial dele
gates scat in the House from Kansas, which
was read for information from the clerk desk
referred to the election committee.
The Executive communications, reports, &c,
which had accumulated on the Speaker 5 table
were then taken up and ordered to be printed
and referred. The question on the number of
extra copies of each to be printed being re-
ferred, according to custom, to the Printing
Committee.
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New Publications,

THE PIRArE's Son. Philadelphia: T. 3. Pc
terson. For sale by Taylor & Maury
This is story of the sea, and is appro
priately advertised as possessing that pictur-
sequences of description, romance of situation.
and abundance Of adventure, which the ocean
ever affords the novelist. The most thrilling
scenes are illustrated.
IHB NAIURALIzArIoN LAWS. By Member
OF the Bar Rochester, N d: d. NJ. Dewey.
For sale by Taylor & Maury
The great interest that prevails throughout
the land in reference to naturalized citizens
renders 1t imperative on the part Of every
voter, natiyeor alien, to understand thoroughly
the rights of all parties. In this work, which
Is not political or of partizan character, are
all the facts and laws bearing On this import
ant question, with the Constitution of the
United States, and a table Of the natiyities Of
all the foreigners in the United States. and
the number of each nation in each State. ac-
cording to the census of 1850.
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PERSONAL

-. Mrs.. Hamblin is performing at Rich
mond.
80. Hon. John Williams, of New York, is
at Willards.
go. Hon. Thurlow Weed, of Albany, has
returned to the city and is at Willards.
-. Hon NJ. l.. Martin, Of Wisconsin, is at
Willards.
80. DR.. NJ. M. Lewis is to be Chief Marsh al
at Alexandria on the 22d.
-. Rev. Mr.. Williams, reputed "Dauphin
OF France" is in this city, oppressed by ILL
ness, age and penury.
-. Col. C A Alexander delivers a lecture
before the Alexandria Library Company, on
Tuesday evening next.
49,. John Mitchell lectured in Petersburg
on Saturday night, on the Ripening Of the
Irish Rebellion
80. The Edinburgh Express reports that
the fifth volume of Mr.. Macaulay's" History
of England has been committed to the
printer
80. Commodore Breese has returned to
opezzia, having been prevented from making
a projected visit TO the Crimea by the stormy
weather, and discovered defect in the ma
chinery of the steam frigate Saranac.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The OnsOn is very indignant indeed, over
the Speakers selection of committees, saying
In the course of its remarks:
"LOok at the list Of standing committees
OF the House, published in another portion of
TINS mornings Union, and there find the JUS
uhcatlon Tor such language. Of all the prOmi-
nent committees, the people of the South,
lnhabiting fifteen States, have not been honor
ed with single chairman. Mr.. Banks selects,
as the heads of those committees to which are
to be confined questions Immediately material
10 the people OF the SOuth-questiOns involv-
ing not merely their interests and their rights,
but directly connected with considerations of
life itseii-the most offensive and the most
reckless fanatics of the free States, the very
worst of those who, speaking of the people Of
the South, pTooOse TO "give their roofs to the
flames and their iesh to the eagles;
= of the two remarka BILE speeches delivered in
the Capitol yesterday, the Union says
We hardly know how to employ sufficient
ly expressive Language in order 10 give the
distant reader correct conception of the great
but divided, intellectual attractions at tn g
Capitol yesterday In the Supreme Court of
the United States the important Missouri slave
case was again UP for consideration Hon
Reverdy johnson, of Maryland one Of the
counsel engaged in the case, spoke at great
length, and with even more than his accus-
toned ability. His mastery and elaborate
argument against the c0nstitutUnality Of the
Missouri Compromise, was listened to with the
most profound attention.
. While Mr.. johnson was speaking in the
supreme Court, a crowded and delighted
Senate were listening 20 the argumentative,
and eloquently effective speech of Hon. p
BenJamln IN support of the action of the late
Naval Board -
We are glad to hea. that, at the request of
many distinguished gentlemen in public life,
who heard Mr.. johnson deliver the speech re-
ferred to above, he designs preparing it for
publication.
The UHtOH, also, rsprehends the conduct of
the Speaker in taking Mr.. Houston, of Ala,
from the head IF the Committee of Ways and
Means and placing him fifth on the Territories
Committee; and, also, taking Mr.. Stephens,
of Ga, from the Ways and Means, and placing
him on the Elections Committee.
The Intelttgsneer deyotes it's editorial col.
umns, to-day, to an able and interesting essay
In answer to the recent speech Of Senator Sew
ard, upon the Central American question. 1t
seems that the veteran Wing organ is by no
means inclined to abandon its ancient position
on issues between this Government and Eng
gland. 1t reprehends the idea of making
war for the acquisition of Canada; and hints
very broadly that Mr.. Seward and his Sena-
torial imitators have changed their front on
this question, only in the hope of using it to
Wrest Canada from Britain, by hook or by
crook
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United States Patent Office, }
Washington, Feb. ID, 1S56. (


an THE PETITION OF MICHAEL b. DY-
" OFT, OF PhiiadelL hia, Pa praying for the
extension Of a patent granted to him for in i'm
provement in " Lamps for esss initial oils - for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the thirtieth day Of Nav
1856:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday the 1911 DAY of NJ ay
next, at ~ o'clock m; and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, IL any they have WHY
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
fe in the Patent Office their objections special v
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules of
the ONCE, which will be furnished on application
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
Sth day Of May, 1856; dispositions and other pa
pers relied upon as testimony must be filed in the
once ON or before the morning Of that day; the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the MON, IntelligenceI and Evening Star, Wash
ingten, ID. C.; Republican, Baltimore MARY land
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa and Journal
Of Commerce, New York, New York; once
a week for three successive weeks previous tothe
18th day Of MAY next. the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once,
with paper containing this notice.
feb E-1awSw
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not touch him with a forty foot pole. He
found gudgeons, however, on the other side,
and quickly changed his politics. We need
hardly add that no sensible and honest por-
ton of the anti-slavery party there, have the
least confidence in him; and thus he fails to
get elected under their bogus government to
any place, that, by any possible chance, may
become one Of trust and Importance to the
public interest.
His companion, DR.. Robinson, was conspic-
uous in California as demagoging leader Of
the squatters there who sat up o claim to
other mems acknowledged property, basing
| it on Colts pistols; as his followers in Kansas
have, theirs, to authority superior to that of the
| officers of the United States, on Sharp's rifles
He was driven from California by the force
of public opinien growing out Of his intrigues
to carry the point of his squatter followers,
who had no more legal right to what they
claimed than we would have to take posses.
sion of the sanctum of the editor of the Adper-
tiser, kicking him out body and breeches, if
he should venture to inquire by what right
We assumed to occupy his premises.
An immense amount, indeed, of misrepre-
sentstion relative to the people and affairs of
Kansas requires to be brushed away ere the
citizens of the North will come to comprehend
the true condition Of matters there.
Governor Shannon, of Kansas, accompanied
by Gen. Calhoun of that Territory, a distin-
guished leader of the State Rights party of
tho Territory, has arrived in Washington. Tie
latter seems to be as fair specimen of the
genus border ruffian'' as our friend Whit
field. The very presence personal bearing)
of these gentlemen cannot fail to open the
eyes Of many members of Congress who still
believe the ogre stories of the Anti Slavery
press.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department On yesterday, 18th February,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department.. S4S,1Sl 76
For the Interior Departmental. 2,023 81
For Customs. ................... 66, 0s0 III
War Warrants received and en-
tered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 26
War repay warrants received and
entered. .................... 1886 &c
From miscellaneous sources...... 1887 81
From Lands. INSTRUMENTATION. LII 80