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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-19

::DxAR. sELr.-- .khJl - exsclaimed tha
wife, very indignanty u g and there's. the
doctors boy q last. my dear aith your
physicss rs too bad l Kseping the honfeo I
up 70 this hour Of Che night. Humphl
What right has he q come 50 late Is ten
O'Clock r. RI -. 3 = =
SsrSant haying answered. lhe door
bell, )-I you please, mum, lhe. milliner
has come with q new dress and wishes toS
know # you vii Try Il on, 9 -
wife, in quite another. ttoh. Why.
well, yes. ceTtainly. Susan, Just show
IheFsinto the dining room, and say Isll
come % her direstly q - s's9ss 81
g But whe eff ito bAlauoo holas.
IT'S fel right adiusted
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-19

o1FRAGE ASp REtRIBUEIos.--Sear
B BarbouEsyille. in cabell county, ON Fri,
day, the lst inst, Samuel Stanley sliot
his wife, as5 ! is said, With intent, % kiii.
The ball entered the hip. and her recovery
isregarded doubtful. Stanley fied. Tba
citizens Immediately rsised 81 snbserip-
ton $500 Tor HE apprehension. He. vas
apprehepded on Tuesday. the sth. sin.
Boone oOunty, by 81, Clair Ballsrd, ti,e
Sheriff. Hei il company. With others.
rode up TO Stanley who was Z lei.ahely
walking in the road with his rife on III
shoulder seized bis rife and eomhaaadea
him 70 surrender a. prisoner. but 10
took to his heels wherenpon BIf. Ballard
shot him IN the hip with the same rife
win which he5 (stanley. } shot lis wiz.
He fell 70 the ground, sexerel y: IN moi
mortalty wounded. The Sheriff and the
company conveyed him 70 the iAll, !, which
was shout a5mile distant from he pisee
whore he vas .shcts tfliis is shat may Be
lsOnsidsred gtpeedy aud just retfibaiion.
llanGu1a RspA6l 6lieau. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-19

RAyENoUs ALlI6AToR.&O Wednes.
day oflast week, Josiah Ferris and Ru-
fonia Fales, young gentlemen Of this
place, started TO Long Island, situated
about two miles distant, for the purpose
of fishing. They were engaged 10 This
sport when large alligator arose along
side the boat, and quick as thought, dash-
ed ahead, wheeled, turned on his side
and clasped the bow.of the boat between
his jaws. The teeth made aebnstderable
indenture in either side. Finding chat
nothing could be done in thiss way, the
monster gave several Vigorous shakes.
tearing the bottom out and sinking II in
four feet water. As the boat was dfsap-
tpearing,, False, who Was polling nt the
time, struck the alligator over the head.
and. after securing a foothold ON the bot.
tom, repeated his blows with such. rapid.
tity as.to confuse The mode OF attack ,Rs
naily, after mahceuyering for some timic,
with mouth extended, the alligator. made
bold charge upon the young men: as
he advanced, False succeeded in iamming
tue pole down bis throat, and hoinihS
him thus ttntil Ferris, with asmaD knife.
wounded him SO as to decide the. contest.
Alter Che victory was Won, a scnrsorF
view Of the position forced apon iheus.
aPpfised them Of the extreme danger 70
which they were exposed. In close prog.
unity were Eve or sig ofthese hideons afl.-
imals, staring at them as ,.ihough. deter,
mined TO make them, tlieir prey. The
caPtnted one measured 10 feet.--zampa
Aka. )FtninsuLtr.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-19

Bass envy wiihers At anothcr'z joy.
Andltalss mat excellence 8 esale. IsasL..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-19

EDITOR & PRIEPoroR
WHOLE NO. a5I..

goods owing to the extent Of The supply,
which In many instances has been brought
Eby steam underihe British flag LIN former
times good mid ding Gircassian girl
was thought very cheap at EIoo, but at
the present moment. the same description
tof goods may be. had ar 6 8 in fact. the
creatures are eating their heads of. and
must be disposed Of at any sacrifice. how-
ever alarming. Indep endenily of all po-s
liticals humane and Christian objections
to- this abominable state Of things, there .
arc several practical ones which have
even forced lhemselTes on the attention
Eof the TuFkss With low prices a low >
class efpnrchasers come into the markell.
Formerly u 6ircassian slave girl Was s
pretty. sure of being bought into Z, as
good family, where, not only good treatrS
gments but often rank and fortune awaited
her but at The present low retess she
may be takensby any hnSlsr. w llo never
.thopght of keeping;a SLAVE before. lsa
Another reason IS that the temp ptation
to possess a. Cireassian girl, AT such low,
pricesis is so great IN the nihds of The
Turks, that many who cannot afford 10
keep several slaves have been sending
their blacks TO market, in order to make
toSpAf ASS1StaS -AtS W. E4AtNdosSHAWoh kNls
The consequence OF which Is that numbers
of black women, .after having been eight
or ten years IN the same hands. haSelate-
ly been consigned 10 the broker for, dis.
posal. Not a few Of those mretehed
creatures are in a state quite unfit for be-
ing sold, have itftom the authority of
a respectable slave, broker, that. NJ the
moment there have been thFpwn
on the market unusually large numbers
of negresses in the family wey, some Of
them even slaves Of pRehas and men OF
rank. He fnds them SO .unsateable that he
has been obliged to,leciine receiving any
more. A single, observer viii explain
the, reason Of this, which might appear
strange when compared with the value,
that is attached even to an unborn black
baby in'some slave countries. In Cons
stantinople-it- is evident that there isa
large numberScf negresses Lying and hS-
ing habitual intercourse with their rntks
ish masters-yet il is a rare thing tossee
mollato. What becomes Of Tho progeny
of such intercourse IhaYe no hesite-s
Ion in saying that it is got rid Of by In
fanticide, and that there is hardly fans
lily in Stamboul where infantcide; Is not
practiced in such cases asa mere matter
Of course, and without the least fefnorse.
or dread Correspondent of He L6Hdoa
MorsiRg Post,
Il -H = 6
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-19

+Itis said that in close encounter between
EaEleton and Colonel Washington, at the battle
of COWPens, the former was Wopnded by "a
bre-cut in the hand.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
&. CALLATIN OTIS.
(Recently from louisville. Ky.

(KecenEly from Louisyille, ky.,)
Attorney at Law ana Notary Public,
WILL Practice Law IN the various courts
w of the Territory, attend to collecting
monies and procure pensions and houaty land
warrants. lie has al the presumption laws of
the u. States, and having been appointed Notary
Public by Gov. Shannon, is authorised to pre-
pare all necessary papers for pre-elnptors on
public lands, AMI viii attend with them in per-
son at the Land Office, whenever desired. He
VIII also take depositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds, &c. From several years experience in
his profession, he hopes to perform its duties
satisfactorily. e
REFEaENcEs:-R. B. Carpenter, ESQ, Chi
cago, H.; Jas. II. Olive, Esq, Cincinnati, o.;
Rousseau s. Rousseau, Louisville, XIV: Jas r.
Knight, Esq, s.. I.o.is; Judge John H. Hal
dernan, Johnson & Lyle, Col. Perkins, Leav-=
enworth City 17-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
eEAsGS or 1896.
81. LoEis and St. Jossph Pseke. Line

o. AloE1S ana 30. Jossph Packet Is1e
REGULAR EATURCAx aAcEn1 ].
Ter Ro4e3yiiie Glasgow, salnssiel ifiis1ri
I HIPS Iehding. WayerIv. Deser. Bsfff1' T.T-
Lnerton, Wellington, Camden, Sii5ey, Picbfield.
1sea' :, ifdeE Eendeace, Liberty, Wayne C5tT, Ks1-
and ST. Iosep,s
{fffSss1>. - Ihe ei2gsnt, commodiou.. and Z. z.
s4&s5I@ss7sSS kega lar Passenger Packet MY
- llC CT, CoNLEE M1s.sr. will
ieaFe s. Loq;s for the above and interinsd ate
points oTery alternate Saturday, during ths
season, at 4 O'clock, p. NJ, ss follows:
Risrch J. -, 29; Ap.ii II, 2G; HAY 10. "a:
Jssi;e I, 21Jttty 5,19 A6est 9, Is. 80; Sept. Is
2!; October / %; \ oxen. her s, %
Retaining viii leave St.Joseph fer 81 louis
every alternate Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~. as
90; June Is, 81; July il u; August s. Y: San,
tein3er 8, II; October 5, II, 3. Eoysalksr IL.
Departing from s.. Joseph Prili.~s at 10
O'Clock. A. ~, Doniphan Il, NJ, Atcilisen &.
p IA, Iatan.3 P. ~, Kickapoo E. I'm. W..;ea
Saturday, a Z, 4 A., Fort LeareI1yorth &. a.
NJ, LeayeHwe-th 9, A. NJ. Far kviiIs 10, A. ~.
Kansas II NJ, Wayne City !, ?. ~, liberty 3
P NJ, New Independence 24 p. r., Rici.fieid 2
P. M., Sibley, 4 P. 81, Camden 5, Pm, Wei
iLnston o. P. ID, Lexington; Sunday, at Z.
Berlin 3, =. NJ, DoTer-9, a. n. Vsyerly 10 A.
NJ. HiiPs Landing II, A. NJ Miami l. p ".
Brunswick ?, P-ss., Glss seoFy4 p ". Boonyii.e
e. p. N. Arriving in s.. Louis, Monday IN
tins for the Lo,tisvfiis and MississiT7g,i PACKET.
and evening lines Of travel IN all 4; d;rectioas.
! Ihahkfni tothe pabIie for ITS generous fayo-s
heretofore, we y-oa.d respectfully .Dno,1nra
that the New Ley hiss been thoroughly re-
p-irei and re-fnrEished, and we hope hy s.-:ct
attention 10 all business entrusted to "a. 10
merit ana receive libersh share Of BatroDs<o.
4!-sd VIZ. C0NLEF, Captain
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
sae sse TOWN GEr.. eee..ss.
IL Eg S7s7 Z s. sg G II
DonipIaau County, Kansas Ter

TIME Lewiston Town Company. in pursH-
|, 4 anceFof the nesfce given by the President
held their firstfneetifig on Friday, the l4th-day
| of March, 1856, at Lewiston, where, on motion
it was Resolved,
1st.s That fifty good lots be selected and ,,ona-
ted TO mechanics and others, who.wili immedi-
ateiF erect buildings theEeoa, and occupy them.
or have them occupied ~
I'd. That an assessment Of twenty-five dollars
ON the share be immediately paid into the treas
cry, for the purpoee Of erecting hotel and
4th. That this meeting adjourn TO meet again
at Lewiston on Tuesday, the 25th day Of March
instant and that all the shareholders are here
by required to attend. aH
9TH That these resolutions, with such &c
comPanying remarks as max be thought advisa-
bic. be signed by the President and Secretary
and published il the S lasatter Sovereign.
8 The attention OF Inc public IS called to the
foregoing resolutions, which speak for thein-
selves, and.should satisfy all that the Lewiston
IoWn Company iutend to pursue liberal peii
-speed their .oREn Iaoaey on the premises. 80
those VINO intend making 5thsir ZONES in Kan
sas Territory, and settling in town, no poiat
holds out stronger sindncenaents than Lewiston,
and those who desire to make farms VIII find
claims as cheap and desirable in the vicinity sf
Lewiston as anywhere in Kansas Territory.
Lewiston is situated on the Missehri river,
about fifteen miles above the town of Atchison,
and is the most desirable landing, and central
commercial point, for the PoPulous county of
Doriphan- Lewiston is strickiy >pro-s!as cry,
and emisrant companies coming from iho South
will do We'll TO examine the location.
L The Town Co. viii deal liberally with those
who wish to settle in town, and every assist.
ance rendered to those who wish to obtain
= " CALVIN LEWIS, President.
P. 7. ABELL, Secretary.
Lewiston, K. T., March Il, 1896.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
gteamboat Cams.
SEASON OK 1886. - :.
st.zLoIis and st. Joseph FaeketL Line.
s. Regular Tuesaav esses,rer r,.setz.t

= sAis ala-Scs- scsspa Racket ll1e.
b keguiar Tuesaay paseenger pacEet. s
ts.oorzBeonYilfe, Glasgow, Brunswick
falll,s aseri. BoFe4 l3eTIEn. Lex
Ne ~, Camden sbaey, iehfe,d.
sss, fary IeaE ensyorfh Fort Lea re..,vort.,
!, ssson; .Aiea atan ;Atehisan, Doniabsa
alads 81 Joseph = - -
:sisa y THE elegant. ccusnodionk. sra
aszsssszsSsss fast Regular Pz zsssaeer paeir;sz
- POLAR GT ~ Efsssss =
viii ieaye for the ahore and Intermediates
! points. every alternate TUESDAY. a,,rizsv
ne ne season, at O'Clock. p. ~. as fosioses:
eoss.isT{ 2hth; Jaly ist 18th and 2sth;
Aprii ath and 22d Septenber dI,sna 5ss
Fey 6l and e0th Ocfober ~. - d =.
June Sd and 18th; November IN -. .S...
Connecting at st. Joseph with The Ruff CIV
~ Snd p. joseph regular passenger packet Jsos-s
TEEELLE, forming an Immediate ,ral,ebIE..I
spsedJ through conneetion br ssf.s snbr,S. a.
conhciI RisiEs.4@s.g5 1zs-.7ss, S-ss-..soass 10
Il REsFlL 21i4k ts--syili leave 81. Jos.nh .var,,
stsTllate dokDAF at 1eso,ciock. a n. :.
March ID. 18th s sist. a,,v.,,,.f : * -,
April 18th and as5I; .S16t isf. Tfj "a ss5.,
May 18th and 26sh, Octossr stil7.p5 .s-tI =, .
June sta and Esd: - koYcTnler II IN s,5os,.
july sth and 21st; sa55gs ssN - ''a. ~
Departing fso:as St Joseph Mondays at 10
O'Clock A. hE., DoHi,silsh atfo y
p, H., Istan at p NJ, Kickan'so "a -
Weston TUESDAYS att A. NJ Fa1+ T.es.s.,' - n'
worth a. > ieaves9:ytrtfl Il a. psi
we y, = ~, a. a., kauEas at u, NJ, Wsrne CisE
At ! p. ss,' i'lnersY a NJ, New Inl. pend-
eaee at = y, Rfekted ct 8. p. siI,isY -
= 7. NJ, SsfndeFa ct o, M, Welfirg.ori 81 g.
F. ~, =, Lexington, Wednesday, at I, e s., Bar,
/ q sn at ., a NJ DeYeFi at y, A. NJ. sFaTaSiv Il
10, A. NJ, HIPS Lanciiag st1f. 4. ~. Nia,si.
az NJ, Brunswick at p NJ iCsissgazs
a. a. 4-r Booa4lie atse, Pm, sasle; e; si, , al
81 Lol,is THURSDAY. evening in fine foS ths
Louisville and mississippi paelasts AMI avs
nlng lines of travel in all direetio,s.
= ne Polar Ssar h'4sbeenita1erotghiy rspsirsd
and ref'pnished throughout, two r5fsF.sflss
added, ard every iHteForern.nt} ma ~
SAFETY, comfort and convenience could suocest
oa.pPeFs may rslv upon the utmost dIsDsteh
IN tue delivery OF heir freight and psssa5esrs
are assured that no exerticn on our ,s
wanting ssa to render the Polar Star worthv. Of
,la ,nat generous Patronage which heretofore has
peen. and We hops mfy continue to be exteu,lsd
TO her: T. r. DIX, 80
'iY II. III. BLOSSOM
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
TO TIE Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
1s to settle Ilpon or improve section number
thirty-one, (31) township five, 90 south, of
range number twenty, COY cast, ia Atchison
county, Kansas Territory, the same having
been located under and by virtue Of treaties be-
tween the United States and tba Nyandott na-
ton of Indians, Of the 18th OF 8Earel A. d.,
1912, and the s0th of February, a. D., 1855. and
the said section of land is now. the pFenertvs Of
The undersigned. AND'W WINELAND,
Atchson, Feb. 5,,56. 48-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
- -
REGiI A r.
THURSDAY M0. RIVER PACKET
z. Z. AUBREY,
AMBROSE HEEnKR, asasteF.
. 50 = .SgfsFSI Y CLINE f.Isl
Arrangement for 1853.

I
Fer Fr,,nswick. Mi,tlj, Hills Handing. We
yea. Y Ie,tin, Is sALEstsn, Bsii:ngtcn Caun,ief7
suite tticfiIeld, Liberty. lEGepAndeEce KaIs
sas- FaTt1vliie, tt. LeaTenworth. Ieavensvoitl q
city, " eston, Atehisen. and St. Joseph.
lssi. ALI BRY will leave St Louis o;.
SsssssssssS $ eFegy aieeTiiate Titirsslaras fol
/ - ssz-4lows FcFbssry 2sth, March i3ll!
end 27t'l Aprit 1Gth and 24sil; May Sth and 22d
Ja.ne 9Th aud / 9th; July 81. 17th aud 3lss: All
glsst1Ith and 2Sth; September i'ssh and 25ti.
ctober SEh and 23d; n Der 6 n ana sDh
On her ret.Irn for st. Louis VIII leave St Jo-
seph every alternate WedncsaaF, as follows:
March 9th and l9ti.; April 2d. 16sil ard 30.h;
Kay 18th and 2sk: June f1Ih ard 25th; July . IA
and sd; August 6sh and 2GtA; September 3d
and 17tls; October 1.t. 18th and 2gth; Noyem-
beT712 and 10th.
O'Clock, n; Atchisep a. III Bl; la5zn At Z !,
p m; aad viii arrive at Weston same day, and
Ieils there OYER nigiis-s Efslzieave Weston,
T;l1IfslaYs at O'clock IN; oTti eaveHTEortl
at s a N; BeavenSyofsh City at 81 am: Park
vile at 10 m: Kansas at II n: Wsyne City az
p n; EfbsrtT a p n; Riehseid st 3 p IA;
SIbieY At Z pm; Camden at D p II; Wellington.
at d p II; and arrive at Lexington same evening,
and reaaain there over night. VIII leave Lex
ington Fridays at Z O'clock, a m; Berlin and
DoTer at 81 a n; WaIezly ut 10 n m; HIPS
Landing at 4 Ts; Miami at p Tns Brunswick
at2 p III; Glasgow at n m, and i3oo1yilie a u
IN. WiifarFive 1t 8. Lostis Saturday after
noon IN time TO meet tlte Touissziie mail beats,
AID all other evening V3ckess.
The AUBRy hiss been co.cnietely repaired.
and we hope By strict attention TO business and
the accommodation Of passengers, to1etaia the
patronage ef our Missouri river frielt.s- Ship
pers rely upon I,.trletaaii 81 nd disrstch-
AMBROSE REF. Der. Capt.
.47 BEN =. GL4Iadfi, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
ElAIY IYSvTLaLEs
Kansas. Territory.
GRAND SPECULATION.

TSH0LD in nv hands an obligation upon the
i Marysyille Town, Company, osligating the
Comyany TO d6nate to the first person that will
pnt up Steam Saw-A Nth in said town, seven
shares in the towu. which are worth in value
each two hundred dollars. The putting ND of
the mill IN thetoyvn illmalc them worth two
hundred and fifty dollars each. making tbe do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hundred and ssy dollars, which
VIII very nearly pay for the mill. Nfarysvine
IS the BEST location in Kansas for "a Steam Saw
Is upon Big Bite River. where the timber can
be RATED to the mill, and the lumber RATED be-
lew, to supply the great Kansas River VALLEY.
So you can bring on yoar min, set it to ruuninw
and viii give Jon the stock.
F--J- MARSHALL.
Feb. 26. ,5a 5i-te.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
etraxea aEa-n

LsR0M the subscriber, liking near s=sazsss
u fiaryssille, Kansas Territory. <zSss27s'
about the 22d of Eoxenaber last Elk -<sl=zszz.-
ileae cf york oxen OF the following description:
ose pzzT OF b siadle ssaggs ten or twelve sazTs
cd, wIs'l holes Il f3esE horns one pair OF FIRE
year ogtls, tEith white backs. oae a 5findIe and
the o1l.er broEsn also pair ahout cir hs years
old, one white and the other red information
left at this cEca, or with the Subscriber st
Maryssilie. viii be thankfully received.
Jan. e, s55. z7-tf L. HARDEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
sEAsNN OETsae.
@EaE cd Eae NUeg5

gGaR. oGe Eao W est
ST. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line.
Regular Monday Passenger Packet for Boon
Vile, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami, Hill's
Landing. WaTerlY, Dover, Berlin, LeSin--
ton, Wellington, Camden, Sibley, Richfieid,
Liberty, Independence, Kansas. ParkYiIie.
Leavehsvorth, Ft- LeaYefiworth, Weston.
Kickspoo, IataI, Atchisoa, Doniphan, ard
st. Joseph.
iTzs~ The splendid new comn4odioas
s:s-sz4ssssfss aud colnfoftabie Rssarar PASSED.
-. 49, ger Packet STAR s0F THE
sss f,Sf Dix, Master, VIII leave for the above
and interaiedi ate ports on evsry alternate Mon
Ifoliows:i
monday. March 10, q; Monday, Aagsst11 %;
- - S5pr. Saprif s,S; 81; sept s and g; ;
g June 2 ID, 80; q Nov. 8, and Il
g July II. Is;
Retprnihg.ayill leave St. Joseph every alter
nate Sunday at 10 O'clock, a m, as follows:
Sunday 3Iarch 16 80; Sunday, August 3, II 81
e. Nay i, 20 Oct. = ae.
g JUNE 5ais "a. - Nov %
Departing from St Joseph. Sunday. 10, O'Clock
N, DsntpAan at u N, Atchlsen = p n,
Iatan at 8 7. m. .Efckapoo at 4 m.
Wesson----Iopday at { O'Clock "a n. Fort Leay-
Esortll at 10 Ia, Leayenworth City at 9 a
ms fSrksiiIe at 8 a N, Kansas at ID a. m,
wayne City at ] p N, Liberty at p m. New
Ind spendendence at 2 1-2 p N, RIchiieid and
Se. Bernard ats N, Sibley at 2 M, Cam
den at m, Wellington at q J, IA.
I.sxln gton--Inesda att n, Rerifn at S m;
Dover at va N; sYaveTfy az 10 am; Hills fa.at-
5 ing II a m; Miami at I p u; Bralssviak at2
p u; tslasgoN at p n Arrow Ro5k at q a.
Roonvilie az m; ar. iying at ST. Louis we'd
Resday evening IN time for Louisville and Mis-
sisssppi packets, for evening trains of the AZ
ton and Chicago and Chic and nTississirni
Railroads. r
The Star of the West was bnilt expressly for
a Missouri river Passenger Packet. and sf,,T,
hiHes every modern Improvement for safesy.
convenience and couafort. SllEpPels and pas
senssrs may rely upon her pernaneaey, psz:sc-
tualits ana Dispatch
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
no sise Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
IN TO settle upon or improve section number
fifteen, (l5J township sir, CO. soath. range
twenty, {20) east, in Atchison county, Kansas
Territory; the same having been located unGer
and by virtue OF treaties between the United
States and the Wyandott Nation of Iadians, of
the 18th CT March, A. D., 1872, and tie 29th of
February, A. D., 1865. and the said section of
land is row the property Of The Undersigned
b. f. STRTNGFELLO1V.
Atchison, Feb 8, SO. 4s-ef
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18

PRoF. .Woop's HAIR REsroRArIvE.-The
testimony Of all.Who have thoroughly tested
the virtues of1thfs Celebrated article, is, that
it will restore the gray, and the bald, eradicate
DISEASES of the scalp, preserve the hair from
falling. and preserves the color perfectly to ex-
/ trene old age. It is now putup both with and
without sediment. See advertisement.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
TueRty-Gse Dollars.
~ Dv" "a ~ ~

TTSCApED from the undersigned Sheriff Of
II atchisea Coanty, on Thursday the 18th
inst, a man BIZ the name of> Joseph Fox
Sid Fox was bound On to appear before the
District Court charged with assault with an m
tent to Kill He is DutcfnnaE Or FreneAslaa.
about fse feet ten inches high and lad on
when leaving suit Of Soldier Clothes ard an
India Rubber over coat. Hezfs q mean boxing
N an, and Woaia be eas;iy sleEeeted as Rascal
skill giTe the above Iegar1 for his apafeilen-
sion AID delivery to me at AEehIson (. 4.
ELI C. MASON
5c--5Ey. SshsiF Of Ateiliaons Co E
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18

CArTAIE BowNAN's NEW BoAr.-Cap-
tain Bowman Of the Edingurg is building
a boat at McIkeesport, Pennsylvania, for
,he Missouri river trade, and will call her
j. NJ Conyers. She will be completed in
about two weeks. Captain Brierly's new
boat Morning Star, building at the same
place, for the same trade, will be finished
about tie same TING.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
UTyJ 8Eo~

TIME undersigned. having permanently loca-
1 ted in Atchison, K. T., is now prepared
to do ali kinds Of -
Copper, Tin s. Sheet IRON work,
With neataess and dispatch, and FOR the very
lowest prices.
He viii keep on hand general assortment
OF Tin Ware, which he will sell wholesale and
retail, as cheap as the cheapest.
He VIII do Tia and Sheet Iroa roofing. and
ptlteup House Cutters at The very sho. test no
tiee. PAT. LAUGHLIS.
Jan. %, go. 80 f j
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
R9GCEse ser.GsosaaS
MISSOURI EXPRESS COMPANY
Incorporated By tie Legislature OF the State
of Missouri.

MISSOURI EXPRESS COMPANY.
Incorporated By tie Legislature OF the State
of Missouri.
TyHIS Company, bayins complied with the
i reGuisitioi of their charter and being fully
organized, are now prepared to transact Gen
eFaI Express business. The success which
attended the efforts OF the original proprietor is
viii al,yals be the aim and study of the Exec
utiAe of this company to give every possible ia
cil!ty for the speedy and safe transmission OF
Money. Valuable Packages, Par
ceEs, BUNDLES of Goods,
rcEaafazs Ese,
And every description of Freights on reason
able terfns.~
GS5- During. the winter two expresses wql
leave st. Louis and one each will leave St Je-
seph and Kansas city weekly, 2hereby assuring
the business community a chaHhel by which to
make Collections ond to forward light packa-
ges and money. Each express IS IN change
of our Speci,l Messenger.
"a i s. o.
Daily line and from Alton, Hermann and
Gaschonade. All business entrusted tous Will
meet with the same energetic and prompt atten-
tion which has always characterized this Ex-
press, and made il pre-eminent in Western Ex-
press business-sF - ss
DIREcToas Edward Mead, w. ID. W. Bar
nafd, Sam McCartbey, John W.sTolley, Jos.
T. Mtclis -dson, St. Louis B. f. Barry, Alton,
VIM. J. Pigott, Lexington,
'e- JOS. T. RITCHARDSON, Pfes't.
S. NJ GRAY, Secretary. 2-f
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-18
TO tie Pubic.

NOTICE is. hereby given to all persons not
1S to settle upon or improve The north hall
OF section thirty-four (s41 end fIe south haif
of section twenty y-seyen. (2O township FIVE,
ison county, IN Kansas Territory the same
having been located under and by pirtae of
treaties betweenthe United States and she wv
anaosl Nation Of Indians. of the 18th of aTarch
A. D..16i2, and the 20th Of February. A. n..
1883, ard the said parts OF I'd sections of land
&C. HIATT
,tebisnn. It. Feb. ). ,55. 4S-tf