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The COmpagnie LyOnnaise, 81 Boulevard des
Capucines, Paris.

Sr6s, Novelties of different Terture ar
ees Printed MusIins, India and French Cashneres
=. is highly recommended n France, and the
THIS hou '" establishment in Europe only account
most consdefsr~ ~"iacures extensive
OF the Importance Oh Nv mar- "nms having
and extent Of lie -ase sell none bn,
thTee diHefent Hbesb. 'ne purchasers
N
in direct relation enabled offer
greater advantages than any other establishment
Mar l7-d2t
AW HOCKS-Addson Contracts edition, with
Ii lean 1 voufar. a ..a...... i. -.
Patton and Heas Reports ofspecis Court Appeals Virginia
Volume 1. 90.
purrIl on Crcumstanlial Evidence. volume, 1860.
Tidd's Practice, fourth American edition. 2voumes 1856.
Williams Real Properly second American edition. volume
1857.
Opinions of Attorneys General. Volume y 1850.
Gre nleafs OveTuled Cases, revised edition, 1856.
Dayton on Surrogates! volume, 1855.
Index English Common Law Kepos from volume to 80 in
Hais,ed's Law Of Evidence. Soirmes 1855.
IL FRAFCk TAYLOR.
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M ,rse First Annual Exhibition OF the Washing
toS ar Association, comprising staiuy kc by h most
In tie United States. Will be opened 20 IRE pubic az
Mr. Corcorans building between 18Th ands 4th
on morning 7 at 10 O'Clock and
will con OPEN further notice day hwcen the
hours OF TO- M Tickets IL admission DO
cured the principal bookstores The city single
twenty hye cents Season tickets, MY GEMS.
Mar f-du
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The state of south Carolina. Chester District, I'm
Chancery.
Williams p 81 GIN and 0'''" pnl for Partition.
Grim Coleman and others. }
Qy ORDER OF equity made :. the above csse Jane
Parkinson or such there hereby
notified 10 come forward establish right Of the funds
before LIST day OF July 1857 and upon
their failure to by said that the whsle OF said
those who have already established Their
rights in the premises - ,,,,,,..
Commissioner in Equity for Chester District
souTH CAroLIrA, CHESTER,
Commissioners Once, Aug %, 1856 a
Aug @-law6mcp
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oPRING GOODs.-E. OWEN SON, military ard naval
merchant 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue, make known 10
their friends have just opened Their second
spring goods embracing choice selection Of cas-
vestngs will be pleased to have them call and ex
anime. A''i -"
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banking House OF Chabb brothers.

fsH Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
Washington, January !, 1857.
roHN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES this day admit
ted as Banking House Of Chuhb Brothers Tho
Of Charles 81 j. Chubb. John
o. Barrow, Henry Holmes, The House in Davenport Iowa
Of Cbubb VIM H. DouRaI and Alexander
r. Barrow, under firm OF Chubb Brother Barrow Co.
Ian l. d,f CHUBB BROTHERS.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
BALTIMORE.


THE SUMNER SESSION Of this aourishng institutions located
at Mount Washington, Northern Central
raoad Maryland legislature, will
the first Wednesday May 1857 with full faculty Inexperienced
college ia iii . oud well purposes
have spared 10 make
what IL ought respects The locality highly sau
and has been selected one OF the most
desirable in The STATE shady beautiful grounds afford
pleasant walks and heahll recreation The
building large imposing BRICK edce lrfcted EXPRESSLY for
furnished suppl ench tory, and has
100 b0arde The establishment IL
complete costing 000 During this the first
Of its operation 81 borders.
Catalogues be obtained at the Union
office g. Hner and Hon. j. Vansani Baltimore;
Rev. George Lewis alley, Principal Mount washington,
Maryland. ...-......~-
March l4-saswedew President of,he Board Of visiters
Al OTICF to Road Confractorst being the intention OF
tho Washington and Rockville Turn
pike Company gravel from the 6s toll gate 70 its termi
requested TO address or
ply undersigned the suoec, on or se9e ne ah Of hp
next. 'ohN " ,n pn.N -..s
j. G. LEWIS,
r.hoaaaw,f aga Seventh street.
A VALUABLE FARM Virginia Q,6oO scres) ror
acaving leased for of the Fauquier White
belief they style, the undersigned often
for sale the farm which surrounds the springs
OF $50 Of low ground remarkable foi
and capable OF being made the best
possible part this land yielded 100 bushels Of
from 1852 twelfth successive cuIva
ton 1854, bad the
easily susceptible divisions and 10
certainly Of the best in Virginia.
OF December and the balance
thereafter. with date OF delivery
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber BY letters adj
dressed "Wanenon springs Virginia. or 10 washington,
b. G. THOMAS GREEN.
April aa--2awtfcp
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Admission, 25 cents.
Children, lax cents.
Descriptive pamphlets for sale In the hall
% Italia hns before been exhibited in washington.
MAR I3-dimo
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EOR RENT-A large commodious ihree-sioy brick
ing building basement sc &C., the Of
building.
I7--2awH
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Exhibition every night and sa.ur
- day at34s
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John III. Buthmann,

Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, &c.,
Pennsylvania avenue side, between ~ and 9th Streets
choice Of champagne in quarts
III and pints the desirable brands.
Also Sparkling Peray, pink Madeira Sherry, Po,
Tenere sicily Wines Mosele Preach Wines red and
white Copnac Jamaica Scotch whiskey,
whsie Cuaeoa anisei,e and his own PREPARATION
brandy, blackberry juice, stomach bitcrs
Also genuine a6sinihe, Krschwaser, and Havana cigars
Dec li-3tfwfm
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Perham.s Fourth Gift Enterprise.

appointed superinend distribution of n
gifts having signing and sealing Of the orders for u
various gifts Georgetown. D. c. have adjourned Assemb
Ru,dinss corner Philadelphia
they are ready tickets forwarded them by mail
otherwise.
Mar i7-d3s d. FENTON, Chairman
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AN ERRONEOUS cHAReE-The editors of the New York
Evening Post have committed error which s seriously
calculated inure Willsrds Hotel in this city, by
king it the locality affected by the ratchoera Of which
90 much Is just said. We doubt not that the
will be promptly corrected and will merely remark that
there has been illness about Wizards Hotel which
occupies high and healthy position and equally famed
for its cleanliness and for the with which its propre
tors look after the comfort Of their many guests.
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No. All Thomas Cody ~
No. 4s4 Maria Kilbourne and others.
No. 500. Hugh Vests administrator.
No. 500. Francis Vigo's heirs.
No. b04. Antoinette Mangel.
No sos. w. and r. NJ. Mayo.
No. sos. Rebecca Head.
No. 5l2. Adolphus Lenesque.
No. $40 Benjamin Mooney.
No. 523. James Thatctius's heirs
IN
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LOCAL N Ew y.

CouRr OF CLAIMS Monday, March 16 1874. Harris,
administrator of Armstrong The United States No
2es Law Docket Claiming that pension under the act OF
August 1919 should commence at the date of the dsa-
bty and not at the time of completing the proof The
case was argued by s. Tyson for the claimant and
by Mr. Mcpherson Deputy Solicitor for the government
and submitted.
Mr. Mcpherson submitted his argument for the govern
en in the case of Thomas T. Canton and others u.s. The
United States.
The following ten cases will be commenced and heard
in their order on Tuesday, March II;
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d. Taiaferro, ESQ., resigned his
Office of cashier of the Bank of Virginia. at Danville vi
gnia Saturday last and Captain George Welsh
appointed to gil the vacancy thus occssioned.
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Bill for Partition.

The state of south Carolina. On
Chancery.
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FARM soLD--Hon. jeremiah Morton has sold bis farm
Stevensburg in Cupeper county, Virginia. containing
700 acres John Taylor esq of Caroline county for $4
an acremaking $4,000 Nine ten years ago he bough
Il for So Is an acre.
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FoR NEBRASKA AND KAssAs-We copy the following
from the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
ave hear the note of extensive preparations for depart
ure for Nebraska and Kansas by farmers and mechanics II
Loran county and by many OF both classes in Cuysboga
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. s.
ARE you SICK 2

Then you Can't be cured too soon. Don't
delay until your complaint is incurable, and
then mourn when it is too late. Four fiths of
all the diseases which people the church-y yards
might be cured by Ayers Cathartic Pills, If
taken in season. Don't go dragging through
the Spring, faint, sleepy, and listless, because
your blood is loaded with bile. Don't wear
the h. adache, heartburn, and their kindred dis
orders, because your stomach is foul Don't
parade yourself around the world covered with
Pimples, Blotehes, Ulcers, Sores, and all or
any of the unciean diseases of the, skin, be-
cause your system wants cleansing. Don't
show yourself about, lean, haggard, all cared
in, because your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action. Ayers
Pills set these things right as surely as water
quenches FIRE. They purify the body and blood
and restore their functions into healthy activi-
tty, which you can feel as quick as they are ia
ken. They are the one great medical wonder
Of the age, recognized by all who kn W their
virtues, and many thousands know them-
Take .he Cherry Pectorai for a cough, and the
Pills for all arrangements RECURRING purgative
medicine.
and sold by druggists everywhere.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

q We regret that we are compelled to cut
down our paper for the winter This has been
caused by the early closing of the river. We
had sent after paper twice, and perhaps have
it some place on the river. Last week we
started out to get some of our neighbors, but
on both sides of US they were in the same fix.
We perhaps will be more fortunate than many,
as the sZeltung'' has large supply. 5hg g
By using smaller type we will be able to get
along with not much less matter. Some stories
that we intended to publish must be delayed.
In tie spring We shall endeavor to enlarge suf.
fciently to make up the loss this winter, hence
under all the circumstances we expect the in
diligence of our patrons.
P. S. Since writing the above we have heard
our paper was shipped on the st. Mary, which
we understand is below Leavenworth. The
river is clear and risen some, and we hope TO
get it yet.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
SErNu Notice.

THaKENsu up by Ezekiel Downing in Shannon
l. township, in Atchison co., on his planta-
tion, on the 30th day of October, a. d., 1857,
and posted before the Undersigned a Justice of
the Peace in said county, on the Sd day of No.
vember. 1857, one chestnut sorrel mare, years
old, 164 hands high, worth 500. Also one
chestnut isorrel mare 10 hands high, II years
old, right hind foot white, star in the forehead,
and esnpy n the nose, with a bay colt, white
feet and snip on the nose, worth SIS, appra ised
by Ben Johnson and D. McVay to be worth the
value of St75. 5Ff 81
hereby certify that the above is true copy
from my stray book. -. -
A. il WESTBROOK, Justice of Peace.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

their English, Spanish. French and Ger
man faces turned towards the crowd, and
on enquiring we are told that foreigners
are not the only purchasers. but the true
believers themselves waive their trust id,
fate TO try this product of American skill.
when they find there is no other cure for
them. = s..sz s.l
I was told yesterday thai the Cherry
Pectoral had been presented TO the Sultan
and is now in constant use in his harem,
and in the hospitals of the Empire
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

80 confidence that Congress can not re-
.,;ze such an unjust transaction. { o
s.h any fraud and give Congress addi-
I '',n,l reason. for rejection of their plea
~ :. would advise separa.epolls established
~ '.d vote protest, and then have the beg
! .l.,,,re provide for the census TO be taken
: I'll inhabitants of the Territory on the
as, day of December. TIos all Ms
.r;.ns that had e1oyer IL anyl
~oun have returned, and all fictitious
[.,,ne. could be ascertained.
The vote and census list we would send
- to Washingtoat to show the insigni-
se.nce of their vote, snd their fraud II
NV uerpetra,ed. We would then have
be Legislature provide for new cow en-
an TO- frame constitution for the State
\ Kansas. A convention provided for
" this Legislature would for onee eom-
n.nd the attention and vote Of the whole
eOple. Both the Lecompton and 'ToPe-
u Constitutions have originated with
mere factions and as such We condemn.
Whatever does not come from the whole
keople irrespective of its character we can
Bsrer approve.A AShonldl Conefess still after
Ina. see fi,to accept, we must get control as
xe nave ibe .aa election. We would sugges.
ba, ali free state men vote at their Janu-
|,ry election and elect free state members.
We have the votes if fraud can only be
ueyented so that everything can be turned
our favor. .
Such is our pshcy, and we hope thatt
tee state party will never resort TO des-
verate measures; it is far better TO suffer
wrong for while Than the consequence.
si such action.
As before said our confidence in the
sound sober judgment of the people !.
aropg. They can now see upon reflec
ion that these measures disregarded have
elayed our victory and permitted man,
h the troubles that still hang around US
The times reqvire OF every man sober
bought, and not to !ct desire of revenge
Oad his Judgment s'' Let the dead pas
aryi,s dead,' at least until power is in tn,
iands Of friends, and the cause secure 70
mich We 50 ardently desire triumph.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
Pioneer Clothing House !
ss ROSENRURG

S now opening large and splendid assort-
L ment OF Ready Made Clothing, and :.
GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
and would beg leave TO call the attention OF ali
to his superior selection. He fatters himself
that, from long experience in his business,
and close attention to the same that he wifi
be able to sell goods al q less per centages ana
also to sci! better quality: than can be fur
nlsiled IN the Territory. His stock is superior
to any ever offered in this market. He has ON
hand, and open for inspection, lafgs assort-
ment, among which il
Gents Cloth Coats, Cloth Vests,
8ss Cashmere Coats, Satin ssss
6. Cotton Coats Mixed
ss Tweed Goats. Cotton
" Cloth Pants, | Undershirts.
g Tweed Pants, Drawers. ss9is2
Cassimere. Pants, Nick Ties, H
Cotton Pants, Handkerehiefs, III .
And In fact ali kinds of goods usually kept
IN n well regulated Clothing and Furnishing
store Those in quest can find him in the room
formerly occupied by Smith s Blassingane.
Aug Is E. ROSENBURG. sa
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

Extract from letter by the Rev.
Mr.. Churchill of Boston who is now trav-
eiling for his health in the East.
at gives on e an ever present idea of
the expansive enterprise of his counrymen.
to find their commodities of commerce con-
tinually in his path wherever he goes
| have not visited any considerable city
Of Turkey, where did not find the Med
icines of my country represented by
AYER's CHERRy PEcToRAL. In Smyrna,
Aleppo. Jaffa, Jerusalem and Constants
nopte, we see in each, on the door post of
some bazaar. the peculiarly America iook-
Ing. Iron card. of DR.. Aver, saying in lam
guage which not one in a thousand OF the
Passers by can read. Is .7ysrs Cherry Pee
torai for Coughs, Colds aad Consumption.
Sold Here On a shelf behind the cross-
eyed mussulnau are seen the bottles with
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
SkfNsz Notice.

TAKEN up by D. Fizer, in Shannon town
: i ship, Atchison County, X. T., on the 2sth
day of November, A. D., 1857, and posted be-
fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace in said
County. on the 1st day Of December, 1857,
one bay mare, about IA hands high, star in the
forehead. with little white on her left hind
foot, little saddle marked and shod before.
worth $500. One black mule with some few
white spots about it's neck, some gearmarks,
about ~ hands high, worth $4,000, and ap-
praised by CIV. Hubbard and L. Hamilton,
to be worth the value of $85.
P. P. WILCOX, Justice of Peace.
be true transcript from my stray book.
Dec. 1st. 1857. p. p. WILCOX.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
Proclamation.

4
To The Members of the Legislative Assem-
bly, of the Isrrifry OF Kansas. -
An extra ordinary occasion having occur
red in the agairs of the Territory, within
the meaning of the 30th section of the or
ganie act, which authorizes the Legislature
to be called together upon such occasions /;
I, FREDERICK ]. STANTON, Sec
retary and Acting Governor, do hereby
summon the Members of the Council and
House of Representatives Of the said Ter
ritory, to assemble in their respective
houses at sLecoinpton, on Monday ne xt,
the 9TH inst, then and there, to consider
matters of greut moment, pertaining to
the public welfare. jaofsiIls - fae
Given under the seal of the
sEAL/Territory, at Lecornpiom, this
the first day of December, AID. 1857.
d FRED. p. STANTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
Sxa.Nsg Notice.

TAKEN up by the undersigned, living in
L Mt, Pleasant township. and Atchison co.,
K. T., the following stray, TO wit. bay pony
mare lea hands high,with a blaze in her fore-
head, and some small saddle marks and short
tail, supposed to be IA years old; no other
marks perceivable. appraised to $50 by Steven
NJ Hail and j. G. Fowler, who personally ap-
praised and was duly qualified by me, the un-
designed Justice Of the Peace 'ssL.s 8 a. s.
e...-t JOHN, ,ROTHWELL-
VINCENT JONES, ]. P. e5 raste . nas hae.a
Nov 1877. 5sli 7F4iss - sfftistst .uefo Esf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
New Jewe1ryS Store
CHARLES G. ANDREWS. -

nEALER in Watches, Clock and Jewelry,
u gold and silver watches, levers and lapines,
warrentea good time.keepers or no sale Jew
eiry the very best; cameo ear-rings, pins, gold
st 1ne EARRINGS and pins. all gold pins and ear
rings to match; mozaic and Jet pins and ear
rings, gold chains, such as fob, vest and guard,
and ladies chains, gold keys and seals, gold
bracelets. gold buckles, gold clasps for neck
Eisces, gold pens with silver holders, large and
small gold rings and hooks, gold and silver
pencils, gold iocketts, large and small; gold
stads5 sleeve buttons. gents pins of all kinds,
silver thimbles, plated spoons OF the best quail
~. tea, table, salet spoons, cream ladies', silver
and plated speetacles, razors that are razors,
pocket knives, shears, scissors, watch cords
and ribons, and in fact, most any thing usualsy
found in jewelry stere.s5 :. rs,a-
One and all are invited to call and exau1ins
themselves, all Of the above goods will be sold
cheap zss-
Watches, locks and jewelry carefully RS
paired and warranted. g
Oct. 24. 1857. ri = C. C.. ANDREW.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
CORE MlII.

fT'HE undersigned is agent for the sale OF j.
II. b trrows' Patent Corn Mill, to which he
would invite the attention of The public.
These mills portable, and do not requirs
milIwright to set them up. By steady appii-
cation of two herse-power the d inch mill will
grind six to eight bushels of good meal per
hoursand will grind wheat as well as corn.
For further particularars apply at my store
where an assortment Of them can be seen.
Aug 90. tf L C.CHALLFSS
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
MORNING SESSION.

i,,..4 MORNING ssEssIoN.iJaL .sba.at
In pursuance of a call by the Chairman
Of the State and Territorial executive
tomlnitteesjthe Delegate Convention as
smblcd in Lawrence. and organized tenn
,orariIy by appointing Gov. w. Y. Rob-
trs Cbafman, and S. F.Tappan Sere-
Sav. Roberts was enshussa,.;..u,. =.
eelved, and on taking the Chair addressed
10 the Convention a few well-.iined and
appropriate remarks, explanatory of the
present exigency, in which it had beer
called together, and Of the object of III,
call. .,'9 57.5s
On motion. the delegations from each
senatorial district were requested to ap-
point one OF their number to form com.
mittee on Credentials. and one of their
humber TO form Committee OH Perma.
|aent Organization. ssxsseS - s..s .sss q.
On motion the convention adjourned
until 2 o'clock. #a1i -. ,ia : Il l.
<eRea AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on permanent officers
reported Gov. Chas.. Robinson, President
lnl,een Vice Presidents and three Secreta-
fies. aoeifiliH 81 ti.a4e
- Z
bss sse.s EVENING SESSION.. bsLs
The report of the Committee on Reso-
utIons was made, and accepted on motion
oi Mr.. Foster Of Osawattamie.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
We, the people Of Kansas in Delegate
Convention assembled, at Lawrence, this
"a day OF December, 1857, do set. forth
lne following to our fellow citizens and
Ine people OF these United States:
Circumstances an extraordinary char.
aeter threaten to imperil The peace of this
Territory, and to deprive a majority of
our people OF their rights as ciiizens Of
this republic to govern the same.
On the Both Of March, 1856, an armed
force from Missouri violently took posses.
sion OF the polls in Kansas. and fraudu-
ieniH elrcted q Territorial Legislature
with sentiments adverse to the opinions oil
a majority Of the people, and enacted laws
cruel and oppressive. A Legislature, com.
posed In part of persons elected. as above
and OF other persons elected in October
1856, in like violent and fraudulen, man.
ner, and under degrading test oaths enact
ed by the previous body. passed an net for
the creation of q Constitutional Conven-
aon under a partial partisan registration
and apportionment, aud Ia the election of
members to said Constitutional Couven.
aon, the law providing for the same was
never complied with in many importan.
ana essential particulars, especially ia ta-
alng complete census of the people. and
registry of the veters of the Territory, if-
'een entire counties being totally disfran-
.aised and many voters in the other coun-
aes left Oft The convention that assembled
is Lecompton in September last, thus
elee.ed, have proceeded 10 frame a Con-
s'''uslon for the State Of Kansas, ;n def
snce Of the fact that tLey. by their own re-
s0lo, represented a small minority of the
People OF this Ierrisory, being only seven
een hundred ont Of sweaty thousand vo-
sfs, cencedee 10 Be 10 the Territory. tha.
E-&.s
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND
ARCHITECT.

H1HE undersigned is prepared to execute car
l. penter work and building in general, on
reasonable terms Elevations, plans and spe-
ciiicatiohs drawn to order
Inquire at the BANKING Office of Nc Bratnsy,
Adams * Co.
Aug. p. HENRY r NEAL.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
sEu,sEed.
FRUIT TREES.

10y the 18th OF November, shall receive on
d my farm, p miles east of Atchison, direct
from Western New York, 150, 900 grated fruit
es. Piums. Cherries, Ounce, sc. Also Grapes,
Shrubs. Flowers. <Currants,. and Evergreen
Trees. am going to start Nursery.
WILLIAM LEWIS GAYLORD.
Rush, Oct II, 1851. 5m.
P S. I have oa haRd a hRe lot OF Hardware.
which will sell cheap for cash, oxen or hogs
s.-4s - agas ~ safssssss W L O. =
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05
A RATIFICATIoN MEETING.

a Ratification meeting will be held Saturday
next at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, at Farley, near Mr..
Elliot's, of the Report of the Delegates to the
Territorial convention at Lawrence. zos.a.
Come one, tcome all asa lso ta
Squatter sovereign., 1857-12-05

GV Several editorial articles and items of
news have been crowded out in consequences
Of the Constitution. 8s eis e.