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Office, las Gsrondelet street, up stairs


Nj ME- LIE GUO-IHlS WONDERFUL ASTROLO-
" G1Sr st continueso Triton Walk door below
corner OF Apollo street. New Orleans Go and
hear yonr planets read thousands have done
ONCE with cheerful heart. She still continues show
likeness Of future husbands wives
separate together and cause speedy marriages. will nr
NATION absent friends lost stolen goois
thief; will select prize numbers in the lottery gratis
Madame De Goo has recevea few dozen of CHI
NESE MIXTURE, Cure for Drunkeness. Also, small
lot Of Turkish Magic Love and Lack Powders from CONSTANT
nope prepared by the great Turkish Warrior
tuned There will be danger of there being any maids
bachelors in New Orleans if they will give the
call.
Don't forget the place, Triton Walk door the
OF Apollo an,
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A STROLOGX AND PHRENOLOGY.- ALL
wishing to know their future prospects. have
them correctly stated by me ALWYN 13 Julia
ro Camp The Madame is the only Astroogist in this city
and be consulted all concerning love,
business coursp law matters and will tell the The
lady gentleman they will marry, also the visit
ors. The Madame speaks English French German Office
hours from 5 a NJ. TO 9 + NJ do SIN
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NEW GROCESIxIES-JuST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beet TONGUES;
Cracknel BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Wesphalia HAMS
RAIsINS Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES, Just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDrALS.
For sale at the G EN- GROCERY STORE % Baronne ST.
fe2 Ct F. i. bFRCJrR Aran.
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ntFItE FUR RENT.THE FKONT OR BACK
~ ONCE on Sc ont toor, 40 Union The
lar light Bney ventilated and conveniently The
third hJoT night be used if required without cIa
,. THEOBCLD, GRIFfIEG 4 Ct.,s
lea No 6 Union street.
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V7o ALL WHO VALUE THEIR EYEs1GHr

Messrs SERMONS CO inform the public that they have
received fresh supply Of their celebrated GLASSES which
much in demand .t ~ .s z
The value Of the BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have been fully
tested ard is daily by opinion Of the mos,
respectable citizens of New Orleans
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THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO.
Gerry STORE, No. 3 Baronne Z. L. BERCIER,
Agent
k1- large assortment OF Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
sGHAMPAGNE, of the best brands in quarts and pnts
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors superne CoRDIALs and variety of Fancy Art
Giles of the very qualities always hand at low PRICES
&s- Goods delivered to families free of drRyage. ri2 iv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsP'S lsAIETY-GRAvIER STREET
Lessee Manager W. H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE.

CRIsP's GAIETY-GRAvIER STREET
Lessee Manager W. H. CRISP; Treasurer, t. B. CLARKE
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dres Circle and psrqnette, u
y s nfss ps
BOZ nos5 ass T. s
ss-The Elegant Tbsater in the United s.aes.-es
ass THIS EVENING February 4, 1857. ~
Last night Of Miss .. N. DAyENPoRT, the eminent
p.y sssds5 ssdsss resnss sssseE ssa
sfs iss pR sl b.
sP ISs,y IL ssss @ 1s aySass s
ssas With The very aasbsSs d BoBTa vs. VAC
ha-sunday evenipg-Miss ELIZA LOGAN viii appear IN
the gtsa. tragic play Of ADELGITHA. - .fe7
ct. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
ps a. 81 p5Raah Ess g. fGa NJ o0fR
PRICES or ADM1ss1oNp!sss circle and Parqustte, IS
CENTS Second Circle 81 cents Gallery cents ouadroon Box
tickets is cents; Private Boxes each, S. ,J -, ~,
office open daily o'clock Doors open at az
Overture att O'Clock, precisely. r- ElaT T-TrE.s 10
THIS EVENING. February I. 1857 p ..r.',s
IL night hq Of s 3 e Mr.
COMEDY Of sIsH
Nj Fer s eom iS ps tie 81 FIJI nH
GEE1ts-Phem FtzIocket, Nj. Collins; with the song OF
Widow Maehree. conclude with the aughate farce
Of BOWERS BURIED ALIVE-Beniamin Bowsell, Mr.. v.
Bowers. - 10
RSrMr Chanfra Miss susan Denim are engaged for SIX
nights, and will appear on Monday - y fol
ORLEANS THEATER- ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN--Dress Circle, Lat,iced Boxes
Parquette and Second Boxes 81 Pit S Third Gallery 81
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for -S 1r E-5'4
Doors open at 6k O'clock Performance commences at
/" SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1857.
Sixth night Of Meyerbeer's grand opera in acts of TE
PROPHET-Mmes Bourgeois and Muller, MessTs. Moulin
Gnfllot and Junca. .-.g..
4I-In reIearsal-"The Trovator.n -' X 80
HS- The Lbretto Of three French Operas, Fios edition
for sale at the Box office. fee
VANNUCHTS MUSEUNI-1o7 ST. CHARLES ST.
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Messrs sen,nons Co.; Gentleme-Of lite my eyes failed
that could read any by cahdleliglt.
glasses selected BY suit admirable
print strain or fatigue to the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, II. MEuGENs.
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WONDERFUL FREAKS OF NATURES

Will be exhibited at No. III Poydras street. one door below
the corner of ST. Charles street by WYANT WRIGHT the
5 WONDERFUL CALF,
Jenny Lindnow months old, having LEGS
and Otherwise Remarkably deveopedone
ties of the day. Also the celebrated animal,
--. CAMANCHE,
born with only THREE LEGS years old and
otherwise fully developed Also that beautiful
NOSDESCRIPT PIG,
Tom Panea perfect Hermaprodite, perfect Curiosity
in his way.
with and he Witnessed the low Is cents
ties. fer If
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s u A. HENDERSON N CO., MAGAZINE ST,
corner Of Natchez offer for sale at the lowest market prices
aehoice assortment OF GROCERIES, invite the
of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected
IN the country. jalg ly
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q NJ. RUTHERFORD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" No. y Arcade and Nachez will attend to
all sales entrusted to his either public private aud will
give his attention the purchasing selling Slaves
and Real Estate. jail an
MASKED SOCIETY BALLs-AT A MEETING
~ OF the Managers of the above Balls Masonic Hail. held
February I'd, il was motion,
Resolved That from and after this date the Secretary be d
ecisq 10 issue Subscription Tickets for ONE OR MORE
BALLS. And it was also =
Resolved That Ticket of Subscription or Invitation shall
be issued without the order of the Committee assembled
', -,-r,,r,-, L. CHARVET, Chairman,
n. hoFfihh secretary tt59t
TANNERS OIl-24O bbls, from IS 10 So each Id sale
L by ALFRED KEARNY,
lt-o u Magazine street.
COPPERAS-4V bbls, for sale by
CE ALFRED Nearby
J"1o u Magazine street. =
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PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle Psrquette IS
cents; Family Circle equal any the house 50 Ga
ery Isl Coored Gallery 2 Quadroop Private Boxes
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to rs each. -
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:
1856 P0U NDS -
This youthful prodigy perfect in all its physical
81. Charles street, and will be exhibited
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
H1n addition to this ATTRACTION be the magnificent
= group Of WAX F FIGURES, Representing the
TRIAL OF CHRISTI .asRs59s
All moved by machinery, together with eIORD;SSUPPER-
CHAMBER OF DBATH-THE CRIMEAN HEROES
THE GREAT Ell ROPEAN POWERS-comprising One
Hundred and Eve Figures all forming the interesting
spectacle exhibited in this country.
h Admission cents children and servants half prce
Doors open from 10 A. NJ to 10 T. NJ. d2ltf
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Doors open at hapast o'clock Curtain rises oelos
Box Office open from o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock r. N.
HThe most Elegant Tbeaer in the United States .A
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

Madison towards the Hartford Convention.
an illegal and dangerous combination such
as that of the Topeka Constitution and
laws. In that event they shall be resisted
and put down by whole power Of Govern
ment. In performing this duty have the
appreciation Of my own conscience and I
humbly tIust OF my God.
thauk you for the assurance that you
viii not refrain fromprayins that almighty
God will make my administration an ex-
ample ofjustice and beni6cence. You can
greatly assis me in arriving at this blessed
consummasion by exerting your influence
in allowing existing sectional excitement
on the subject of slavery, which has been
productive of much evil and no good. and
which. if it succeeds in attaining its object.
would ruin the slave as well as the master,
This would be genuine philanthropy.
Every day of my life | feel how inade-
quate am to perform the duties of my
high STATEN without the countenance and
support of the Divine Providence, and vet
placing my trust in Him. AID Him alone,
/ entertain good hope that he will enable
me to do equal justice TO all portions of the
Union, and thus render me an humble in
strument in restoring peace and harmony
among the people OF the several States.
Yours. very respectfully.
(Signed JAMES BUCHANAN. s
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
The Lumber Trade.

The insatiate demand which exists here
for lumber, promises soon to be in some
measure spp.ase'. Mr.. TRoMALsoS is
rebuilding his mill on the Missouri bot
tom Immediately opposite the town; and The
erection of another mill has been COM
menced short distance below, and Mr..
VAN CAMP will have in operation third
Immediately adjoining town on the South.
In addition to these. Mr.. COUP has open
ed a lumber-yard on the levee, which he
will keep supplied from a mill Goolishly
erected at town above, where but little
demand for lumber exists. There is still
room here for other mills. as those already
up and in process Of erection will not be
able to supply the demand which exists,
and which win be greater than ever this
fall and next spring. Those desiring te
engage in the lumber business could moi
do better than to erect their mills in the
vicinity Of Atchison. where the supply Of
timber is abundant, and the market fol
lumber good.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

DEATH OF THOMAS DICK. ESQ, L. T..
D.-We have to announce the demise of
this venerable and excellent gentleman,
the author of ''The Christian Philosopher"
and of several other works of a pious and
instructive nature, which have met with
high acceptance and popularity. He ex-
pired ct his residence in Broughty Ferry,
where he had lived for the long period of
more than thirty years. quietly prosecuting
his astronomical studies, engaged in the
labcrs of an Observation-Disclosures
and enjoying the warm respect of all
around him. Recently he suffered the
bereavement of two grandchildren, and
never thoroughly recovered the blow which
he had thus sustainel. 1t was not till FRI
day last, however, that he became serious
ly i'll. but from that period he gradually
sank. DIR. Dick had attained the ripe old
age of eighty-three. The removal of one
who had so far exceeded the ordinary limit
of human life, is scarcely matter of sur
prise; but the exemple. OF his calm. gentle.
honorble aud useful history is one that
should not be- witout its salutary influence.
a year OF two ago his services in popu-
larizing science were acknowledged by the
gift OF one of those scanty pensions which
are allotted to the reward of such labors.
He was thrice married, and widow sur
wives hirn.-Duadee Harder.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
NV Yos Sen,emher .

The steamer Illinois from Aspinwill has
arrived via. Havana She brings 81 800
900 in treasure. The Golden Gate brought
down 50 600 900. te
Reports from the mines are Of fayora.
bic character.
The Ameaicans of California had made
the following nominations; For Governor,
G. B. Bowe. of Sacramento; for Lieut..
Governor. F. A Raymond, of Shasta
Secretary. G. w. Whiteman.. of Toul-
name Attorney General, ]. D. McFar-
land, Of Nevada.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

By way Of friend. through Gen. EcE,
a prominent citizen Of Doniphan, We have
Just learned that the Land Office has been
removed from Doniphan to Kickspoo. Gen
Eye stalled the intelligence came through
by express and that there was no doubt OIL
its correctness. We sympathize with oul
DoniPhan neighhors. The blow will be
fatal to their growth and prosperity. The
cause of removal was the strife which
existed among the people of the town, and
the danger TO which the records were ex
posed. There will be great improvement
in this respect at Kickapoo. wont there
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
THE roETRY OF PHYSIc.

AYERS PILLS glide sUgar-shod over the
palate, but their energy, though wrapped up, is
there and tells with giant force on the very foun
dation of disease. There are thousands of suf-
ferers who would not wear their distempers if
thew knew they could be cured for 25 cts. Try
Ayers Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved
cut.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you
are cured already.
Take this hest of all puEgatiyes, and Scrofula,
Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache,
Sideachc. Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangement
of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, all derange-
inents and all diseases which a purgative rem
edy can reach, fly before them like darkness
before the sun.
Reader, If you are suffering from any Of the
numerous complaints they cnre--sntfer no more
: The remedy mas been provided for you, and It
is criminal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the best med
feline for a Cough, is known to the whole world
and that Ayers Pills are the best of all Pills,
is known to those who have used them.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by druggists everywhere.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

eGT Within few weeks past. several
new, beautiful and valuable beds of sand
have been opened in and near town. which
on being mixed with mortar. forms GEM
ent of character far superior to any
other in use in the Territory, and equal to
any in use any where. With good brick
clay, good limestone, and good sand. our
facilities for building are of the frs, order,
and hold out the strongest possible induce
msnss for the,,erection of permanent super
structures.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
A Row in Sumner.

We learn that Sumner. village Local
ted GEAR Kickapoo, on the Missouri river,
was on Thursday evening the scene of a
most disgraceful and dangerous row, rec
sulting in shooting, breaking in Of windows
of Free State men, fighting. SIC We have
not been able to gather the particulars. the
names of the parties engaged. or the po-
l;ties of the aggressors. Whiskey, as
usual, however. played an important part
in the ARRAY. @
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

Mr.. JoHS HAvERrx Of 81. Louis has
been commissioned Superintendent Of In
dian affairs in place of Col. CUMMINGS.
The Democrat says: He is without
either superior or equal. : We wish him
honor in his new place and feel sure that
if unblemished integrity. faithful attention,
and the nerve to do right under all circum-
stances can secure him such honor. be viii
both merit and receive IL"
Our Indian affairs need. and the inter-
est of our Territory requires such an one.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

"a This week the foundation for Cen
erai Pomeroy's Mill has been commenced.
This, when completed. will be of grea. adj
vantage to the surrounding country as well
as our growing young city. Also the
foundation for DR.. SrRIserELLowss store.
house. These. when completed, with the
many other ine-brick buildings rapidly go-
ing up viii give us quite city appearance.
Judge HEADLx is deserving creei. for his
large tasteful residence just being finished.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
CORN MILL.

THE Undersigned is agent for the sale of J..
/ H. Frows' Patent Corn Mill, to which he
would invite the attention OF the public.
These mills are portable, and do not require
cation of two horsepower the q inch mill viii
grind ak to eight bushels of good meal per
hoursan viii grind wheat as well as corn.
For further PARTICULARS apply at my store
where an assortment of them can be seen.
Aug %. If L C.. CHALLISS. s
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

Railroads are impor.ant--Schools are
importantly Newspapers are Important, and
all are indispensable, in the end, but the
:" one thing needfuf' ao,0 to Wysndott. is
GOOD WAGON ROAD communicating with
The Great Southwest. Wyandon Register.
So would .pe say Of Atchison. Coon
WAGON aeAps communicating with the
southwest. west and northwest. is the one
'a'ng noU needful. Let our ci.izens> think
Of this.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
# Rns-e CAaaeeg

a STEAM SAw-MILL, Dwelling, and tract
IA OF land, for sale IN Buchanan county, Me-,
opposite 0eary City, Kansas 1t 10 one OF the
beat locations in the country, being surround
ed by timber that cannot be surpassed, and
which. can be obtained at from seventy-hve to
one hundred per cent. less than anywhere else
upon the Missouri river. All the machinery is
new and in good running order. Also, large
Barge, Portable Forge and Tools, one yoke of
oxen, and log wagon, \. it'll other articles too
numerous TO mention, all OF which will be sold
very low. Apply Immediately. Ill health of
one of the projectors compeis him to return
East.
CADwALLADER & MCCULLOUGH.
September 18th. 1857.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
Ps0zseess CE0tHSssg House
e. ROsENBUR

rs now opening large and splendid assort-
l. ment OF Ready Made Clothing, and
GENTLEMANsS FURNISHING GOODS,
and would beg leave to call the attention of all
to his Superior selection. He 1atters himself
that, from long experience in his business,
and close attention to the same, that he will
be able to sell goods a less per centage, aaa
also to sell q better quality, than can be fur
nishcd in the Territory. His stock is superior
to any ever offered m this market. He has on
hand, and open for inspection, a large assert
ment, among which is
Cents Cloth Goats, Cloth Vests,
&c Cashmere Coats, Satin /"
Cotton Goats, Mixed "
Sc Tweed Goats, Cotton g
G Cloth Pants, Undershirts.
IS Tweed Pants, | Drawers.
Sc Cashmere Pants, Nick Ties,
g Cotton Pants, Handkerchiefs,
And in fact all kinds of goods usually kept
in a well regulated Clothing and Furnishing
Store. Those in quest can find him in the room
formerly occupied By Smith & BIassingsme.
Aug Is E. ROSENBURG.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
P. p. WILCox,.

T P. United States District Clerk, Notary
= s. Public, and General Land Agent, Atchi-
son, H +: will attend TO the collection Of
Claims, procure bounty land warrants, and do
all kinds Of HzaI writings on the shortest no.
tice. I VIII also PrzcEies Law IN ali the Mag
istrates' Courts in ftchisoa c5nuty, =. T.,
am prepared to take seknow Iedgeneuts nf all
Instruments OF writings and viii also attend
before rhe County Courts. and procure titles to
lands for persons who settled ON the School
lands previous TO the survey.
have on hand large lot OF Blank Deeds,
Bonds and Mortgages. 3m Jane
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

b@ We publish this week letter
from Mr.. WooDwoRTH relative to his
shameful treatment here, on the 22d ult
We disagree, however, with him that it
was done to control the October election ;
if it were, we think now there is no such
determination. They surely possess more
democracy after taking second sober
thought. And we think instead of the
country around forsaking US, it is their
duty to encourage the Free State men here,
and should come and trade with them.
We propose to control things here in a
peacable way. as American citizens should
do; to let the territory and world know
that Kansas matters can thus be adjusted.
There is not many but would have been as
vindictive as he, after such treatment. We
have no doubt but the Free State men will
stand up mansully for him at the polls on
election. We think he committed no grea,
sin by dissuading his friends from forcing
US to listen to a man obnoxious to the pro-
slavery men here and many Free State
men. That was the proper course to pur.
sue and we commend him for it.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
ELmrRA, N. Y, September z

ELMIRA, N. Y. September z.
The first contest between Floria Temple
and Lancet has just taken place. The con-
ditions were mile heats. best two in three.
Floria in harness and Landcet under the
saddle. The following is the result: 1si.
Floria Temple; I'd. Lancet; Sd. Miller's
Damsel; 4th, Red Bird. Time-2:2S and
1927. Ten thousand people were on the
ground.
The contest for the 1000 prize takes
place on Saturday.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
1857 season Arrangemenf. 1857

REGULAR PACKET FOR
Kansas, Atchison, Omaha, Council Bluffs and
Sioux City.
THE new, elegant, fast and .R@k
i cnmmodious steamer, oMA- I(gsefs5S
HA, Andrew Wins1and, Master, -
J. ]. Wilcox, Clerk, Will, on the earliest OPEN
the Missouri river. Patrons can rely upon
her continuing in the trade regularly during
the entire season.
The Omaha having Been placed IN the NEST
unexeeptionable order expressly for the trade,
her officers hope that by strict attention to
comforts OF Passengers and to business, to
merit liberal share OF patronage from ship
pers and the public generally.
A. WINELAND, Master,
spfS-sea J. ;. WILCOX, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
CARPENTER. BUILDEE7 AND
ARCHITECT.

TlHE undersignedis prepared to execute car
L penter work and building in general, on
reasonable terms Elevations, plans and spe-
cifcatiohs drawn to order
Inquire at the BANKING Office of Nc Bratney,
Adams 4 Co.
Aug. %. HENRY r NEAL
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

+ & A. CARR, Wholesale .BooxsxLLEEsy
LIZ SrATIoxERs, and Blank Book Mznufac-
turers, No. 80 Eisin- Street, st. Louis, Mo-, keep
Arithmeties, Ersmmsrss Biographies, PhiIos-
ephies, Reading Books, Histories, Dictionaries;
Chemistriee, &C., now in use, which they offer
at the Lowest Prices 70 cash or prompt
paying customers.
Their stock Of Foreign ana Domestic Sta
tionery, Blank Bopks, Printing and Writing
Fs2er, has Been selecfed with the greatest care,
and is equal to ah7 one In the West. Having
an extensive Bindsry attached in their tstab-
lishment, they are prepared 10 esnafactars al
kinds OF Blank Books scorder, and ztsheFt nee
tice nav z0tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
WEsTERN CANDYF FACTOR.

WESTERN CANDY FACTORY.
FACTORY on Market street, between sixth
l. and seventh cts. Office, No, 81 Market ST.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
II. G. BONN & CO., formerly Walter &
Bohn,1 manufacturers of all kinds of Plain
and Fancy Stick Candies, Sugar Plums, Fine
Almonds, Gum Drops, Jajube Paste, Rock Cam
dy, Chocolate, Svrups, &C., &C., which we have
ALWAYS on hand, and offer for sale.
G. We are prepa. ed TO offer superior i'm
duceinents that VIM satisfy aliwho will give Us
their orders. s24 st
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
.N1otfee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has obtained from the Clerk of The
Probate Court of Atchison County, Kansas
Territory, letters OF Administration upon the
estate of Robert English, deceased, dated June
10, 1857. ALI persona having claims against
said estate, are requested to present them for
allowance properly affected, within one year
from the date OF said letters, or. they may be-
precIuded from any benefit OF said estate, and
If such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of said letters, they will be
forever barred. &c.
Junef3-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

rG The FREE Stars County Con-
vention met at Monrovia the 9th inst, and
nominated candidates for the several coun-
ty officers, Grst by ballot. then endorsed
them by aclamation. We give the names
in our ticket. M
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
EkraU .T0EfcR.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, about two
~ miles and half east of Keanekuk, on the
night of Thursday, Aug, 9th, a large gray
MARKS OF 'lariat on his neck, tail bushy, hair
knocked off his rump. When he escaped he
had on lariat
Any person who will return said horse to our
store in Atchison, or give information that will
fead to his recovery, will be literally rewarded.
LORD & McEWEN.
Atchison, Sent. i. 1857.