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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING!

YB0DI should embrace this OPP
~ ,ortunity to buy Clothing for men aud
boys. at GEORGE CCLlS'S CnEAr CLoru-
ISs EsrABLlsIMESr. s. h. corner Iha1het anil
Sesont SIS, PHILADELPHIA, embracing a
choice of the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Coats. Habit
elu;h do, Linen Drilling do, Tweeds, &c.
with great variety Of BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting OF sack coats, polka jackets. mon
key j,cktis, vests and round Jackets, made
OF tweed, linen drilling. cloth, alpaca. kerr
seynere, Dosskin, &c, &c. FURNISHING
GODS, consisting Of shirts, stacks. hand
kcrchiefs, &c., all Of which are offered at
he ,oir'si possible Gush Prizes, and az cheap as
any other clothing store in the Union.
5-iarents vino desire boys clothing, are
earnestly invited to examine the Stock.
~Coantry Storeteepefs can be accommodate
tel III rery iulr rates. GEORGE CCLlN,
>. +. corner OF Market anh Second St., t-
april Il, l3o6--y PulLADELrnlAh
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WlDlnSten.
MARBLE YARD,
Nv WIL.NL.vGTO.N, DEL.

THNHE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clrland, decd. in Market Street. respect
fully Announce to the public that they mal,.i-
tacfGre Marble Monuments. Tonhs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Mantles, and House Work Of every dcscrIp-
tiou, anch as W alter Tables, Door ollS, Win
dow Stills and Iintels. Coping. Curb, Flag
Stones, nc; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WAREHOUSE x co.
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READ RUS EXTRAORDINARY CAsY.

Dir H. SwAYSE-Bcar Sir: Having contracted
severe cold, which settled npon my lungs. NJ.
tended with violent cough, p lin in my side and
breast. diAcnlty Of breathing. was attended by
physicians vi the hrst res tfpciability but my syIl
toms becaIne very alarming; there was an abscc
formed IN my lungs and made its way through my
side, aud discharged large quantities. Of pus ~
'ernally e" that my pbysei.,i thought The power
or f'inciions OF one uf my lanss were t.,nf!y do
yoi-tter.forc supposed the ease entirely ho,"
less. This mournfri state of Thing. continued f
iors tine, until was was ed and worn to d,
ske'eon. had tried humber Of remedies. hut
AL 'ilel to do any gecd Blu, there still being :.
spank OF hope lefs with me and my anxious pu-
rents and having heard of the grent Virtues If
your CoMrouSp SYkuP OF WILD CuEnnY. and 3
beng approved of by physicians of the first emi-
hehGe concluded to make trial of it. and to nv
great satisfaction my cough gradually grew bette.
mo hoc In my side bosan to heal aud / am now
happy to say fiom a poor ard almost hclple>J
skeleton have become healthy and weigh moIe
Than ever have. All my neigh bors en- n frstr, II,
h! above fact. ABRAHAM hi NSICKER.
Two miles from skippaeh.ile. shrpaek Pr.
lie car"lnl IN pnrehashG the original and on'v
genuine Wild Cherry Preparation pIep4.ed by U.:
SwAYAL Son.
DR.. II. $. Paris Celebrated Soothinr srrnn.
For children cutting thsir teeth None genuine
except hat mai ufac ured by DE H. SwAYsg
DR.. Spayne's Celebrated Tcrmfuge.
In Sqrar. Bottles. very pleasant to the is and
the most eff ctual remedy in expclirg worms Gu.
ring dyspepsia. sour s"mach. increasing the ap-
petite and invigorating the Whole system OIL
'.ryc tha' il is in square bottles with the por rr,
OF DIR: swArNE on ruch wrapper, around tLc bot
Ce. None other is genuine
D''. Srayne's Sugar Con'ei Suysoporiha cni
Tar Pills.
gentle pursati,c and Alternative medic ne, for
superior To the Pills in general use more mild
prompt and uniform in their operation. may ts
taken at all times. and in fact every d.sra,s nhe,,
an sperieht alternative pursat We medicine is re.
CURED and for III. diseases incident to fvinules
they arc "ncqunllel.
Dr. SToync's Ferer and .7sue PiNs.
Tho most speedy and permanent cure. without
a'"me' or Qnininn) for Fever and Aqua. Inter
mittsnt Fesers. &c Price only SO cents a box
1Eo above 'a'nab'e Medicii cs are prepared o,,y
~ DIR SwArNE Sos, at their l. ,boratary. No. /
North It'll ct. PLil.d,. For sale by Dr H. n.
MlrchEiL and lr. !. WALLACE. f kton; J. W
ARrAHAhs, folt pepos;F CASIsns r.rryyil !;
ROWLAND: HoNAS 4 Co. Rowlands. lille; r. II
KNIGHT Woodlawn; JONI LAckLAxp. Principic:
wa. I RIcHARpsoH, Charlie, town: Il. H. THcMAs,
Mort East; {. Ii. HAINEs, Brick Meelir x IIo,,s ;
Nm j. GRANT, Cherry Hill: GEo W. W ALAsLk,,
frederlekto"n; srEruESs 4 THOMAS. Warwick:
B CnooKsHASks. C.cilton, Md. M by Druggists
ana Dealers e'erywhoic. May ), '5G--ly.
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T.. kaEssEe'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Boot, Shoe and Cater Store.

1911 S"rth Sec St, Phila. few doors below Vine
7 AIDES and GENTS, ;fyou want an equivalent
4 tor your money in Boots, Shoes or Caters.
call i'll at our new store and obtain it. Light or
perscs, quick sales and small profits" enable us
to promise this. Look ut sample of our prices:
Ladies CATERS. single soles froia SIS to 81 thick
soies from so to Si75; with heels, So to 50 90;
morocco and kid boots. with heels 81 to 81 .5O;-
all others equally cheap Measures taken and
made to order on short uutics Special attention
paid to childrens' shoes s-S'uum Boots and
Shoes of all kinds. Feb "
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PUI LA DE LIP II a.
fStTiiruRirED ny THE STATE OF rESH'A.
A iNEY is received in asy sum large or small
vi and interest paid frcm tho day OF deposit TO
DAY of withdrawal.
The Office is open to receive and pay money
every day. from o'clock in the morning ill
o'clock in the evening and on Monday and Thurs
day evenings, till o'clock,
Interest Five Per Cent.
al sums, large or small, paid back in
GOLD on demand without notice, 10 any mount
Hoo HENRY l.. BESNER, President,
ROBERT SELfRlDGE, Vice Pr, sdcnt
WILLIAM j. REED, Secretary. .
DIRECTORS.
Horny T. EcnAer. G. I.audrrth Nunls.
Edward l., Carter. + Carroll f, ewstcr,
Robet sclfridgc Joseph Z. Barry.
Samuel X. Ashton Henry l.. Churchman.
James B. Smith Francis Lee.
This company confines i.s business entirely 10
th- receiving OF money on interest Tho invest
nts amounting to nearly
ONE MILLION AND A MALI OF DOLLARS
rs per published report Of assets. nv de in
iolmiiy with the pro, isions OF the Charter, in
Zeal ls a,c, Mortgh Ees Ground Retts and such
first class EecuIi.irs, vii always rsarc perfect
security to the drpositors, and which eau not tail
to give pernlancncy and stability 10 his old ..nd
VII established Institution. March u If
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FURNITURE.

HNIlE undersigned at his ssSsrssSszissssgasz,
Il shop in NORTH EAST, GHEzsEAS
has now made and for sale,
large stock Of Furniture consisting of Sofas
Tables, with marble tops and Of various
kinds; enclosed and other kinds Of Wash
stands; Bureaus Of different sorts; large
assortment Of Chairs; Bcdstcads: Scuccs
Mattresses; and many other articles, all CT
which will be sold ut rery lc,r prices for cash
He will also make TO order any article Of
Furniture that may be called for.
UNDERTAKING., attended to in the best
manner, at the shortest notice.
Jan 3l-3m +. A. FOSTER.
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.fISO' ETy IIsl lrleste
Seed, tho well known brand of
ORIENTAL MUSTARD.
Which. for quality, is unsurpassed by any in mar
ket. packed III every variety Of package suitable
for any climate Always on hand and for sale at
the FACTORY. Isl ana ls9 North Front street.
Yes: or Baking Powder, Cream Tartar Isl Carb
Soda, Soda S'lera Us, African and Ala"rcan Cav
ennc Pepper, Nutuess, Mace. Indigo, Essence of
Coffee. pa,cn; machine made Paper Bags, & O. ana
the usual variety Of COOL in Our line To which We
invite thr attention Of the tralo, FEB tim
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BUILDING
And Housekeeping Hardware,
A\D tool, STORE

2S7 Mutct Street, bc'om Eighth, Phllada.
rr>IE attention of Buildar1 Dealers and othcr..
is respectfully invited to tho extensive and
we'll sclnctol stock Of Building and housekeeping
Mrrlware aud Tools. now oFere by the subscriber,
which will DO disposed Of at the lowest market
rate. .... '.
10 show the g1ol5 . II had examine gh- aJsorr-
meat, AMI hear tho prices batore purchasing else.
where.
III goods doisers promptly and frce OF chargp
10 any depo: or Ian ling a. b.. .-.. 3
WILLIAM s. ALLEN
Har ware and Tool Store. 237 Market street bo-
low Eighth Philadelphia Jan 81
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e!cn,ng. .
This Institution viii be found n convenient and
safr place of deposit for rlners and others doing
business Us PHILADELPHIA. ).
80 Deposits are paid on demand, without any
notice b,ing required.
MANAGERS
Edmund A Soudrr Edward II. 1rntter,
Capt. john GALLAGHER, stilwell s. Bishop,
Franklin Bacon. John Rice
John u. Prrot, Thomas Cooper.
Richard G.. Stntesbury, John McCapd!es.
Ron Job II. Tyson, Viii lam Shipper, Jr,
Jacob Sheetz. Georga Bodn,
William p. leaks, .'osvrh NJ. Cuwcll
robert Morris, E,iw I'd L. Pa:ft,
jos p! L. Myers, Edward J.. G. ark.
PRrSInrSr. FRANKLIN FELL
TREAsrErR CHARLES NJ NORRIS
SECRETARY. JAMES $. PRINGLE
The Charter provides tn 10 Manager, Ctfcrr
OF Asnat sh II dire 'tly or indirectly borrow any
mo, ey from the Society. A'so, 'th 1t book shall
b, kept in which every icpositor shall he at lib
erty to appoint som" pssson TO whom in tie event
o; death. the money shall be paid Feb I-ly
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philadelphia.
sEAMEN's
SAVING FUND
e. aS~Nu

CIR PnILApELPMA,
QMcr-W alnnt. l
door west of Second
ST.. Philadelphia.
Receives Deposits en-
sums of one DO lar
and upwards. from all
cl%sse. OF the commu-
n;ty. and allows in
'ere.t 1t the rate of 5
PR cent per annum.
Money paid ON de.
IN nd.
: Johrc open daily
from 9 until s o'clock.
AMI Monday and Sat
urday Until 3 in tho
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VI. AXISE'%

CHEAP WATCH AND JEWLLRY STORE.
- No. y Worth Second STREET. Opposite the
sa,G hioum pefHon Hoase,) PHIL1DA.
Gold Lever Watches. full iewelnd. Ia K cases.
SIS; silver Lever do, do. ST. Silver LeLine, do.
20; Quiriier 81 10 ST. GoId Spectaelrs. 81 % 10
$40; SILVER do, 81 80; Silver Table Spoons, per
sett, 81 To SIS: Silver Dessert do, do 50 to Sl;
silver Tea do, DO, 81 rs to = so Cola Pens and
God Cases. So q to 81; Gold Pens and silver do,
81; together with Il variety of fine Gold Jewelry.
God cnrb. Guard aud Fob Chains. All goods
warranted TO be az represented. Watches ard
JGw'!ry repaired in tbs best manner Also, Ma.
sonic Marks. Pins. 40, made to order.
y. II All orders sent by mail or o.he rwisc.
will be punctuuly attended to Jam Silly
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NURSERY. TREES.

\ { IsSLII. IlIIES.
4 PPI.E, Peach, Pear. Plum, Cherry. Nee
N tarine and Apricot Trees. Strawberry
and Raspberry plauts of choice varieties and
thrifty growth; alsO, II large let Of Silver Icai
Maple Trees, OF large and straight growth. lol
sale at the Concordvillc Nursery. These
Trees will he sold for cash al II reduced price
for the purpose o! scttling the estate Of Jas
S. Peters, deed, packed and shipped in good
order.
Al orders directed to the undersigned will
receive prompt attention.
MARY b. PETERS, Adm'x,
.H-, CIIAS. P. PETERS, Agent,
Mar 5w ConcordriHe Z. o, Dei. Go, Pa
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Rising SUI, Village,

Cecil county, Md. We manufacture the
"At"ood' Flows of all Sizes one. two and
three horse; Minor & Horton, Wiley, Self.
oharpner, Michigan, beats. &c.
Also, all kinds OF Pillow CASTINGS
MILL AND MACHINERY CASTINGS,
&c. Old Wrought and Cast Iron taken il,
exchange.
We also make to order HORSE POWERS
AND THREStIERS, CORN SHELTERS.
STRAW CUTTERS &C. Orders respect.
fully solicited.
HAlNES x MENDfNUALL.
Rising Sun. Aug. ., 1886.
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JAMES BROWNS
CIR A VI NJ ATICAL " ORkS.


TIE FIRST BOOK Of the Rational System Of
English Grammar. rs cts.
TIE SECOND BOOK of the Rational system of
English Grammar designed to teach the process OF
Analysing the English Language with sound judy
ment and the Grt Of using it with grammatical
proprety. l. 81 cts
These works are now used in the public schools
in the First School Dis rict Of Pennsy,,ani
THE THIRD BOOK of the Rational System of
English Grammar. d signed to enable the learner
to become most thoroughly acquainted with the
nature and use of the PReposiroNs, and may be
real by him either in or out OF school. 80 cts,
BROWN GRAMMATICAL READER This
Book sets aside tho old Grammars, exposes their
defects, demonstrates the little use OF attending TO
them, and presents to the Teacher the unerring
and only way to the Grammar Of tho English
Language. 81 cts
For sale u, lis Arch Street. Philadelphia.
Jan SLY
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PlSWs and PloW Castings.

'FllE subscribers manuf! cture TO order and
l. have for sale at all limcs~>a
al the various kinds Of NESSSHE7zns:
FLOW > in use, at their e.ssisSssSxssse
Foundry and Shops in the
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VIM. CONWAY
Soap and Candle Manufacturer.

EO. los S0ath Second 81. JslOtr Spruce,
PHILADELPHIA
IMPROVED Chemical Olive Soap. warranted to
| wash i'll hard soft or salt water; this Sonp has
powerful cleansing properties, which readily rc-
move Oil Paint, Dirt, &c from every description
of gpods without injury to thorn. For all domes-
tic purposes it is superior to any other Soap in
Use and twenty per ce.!t. cheaper than the CON.
mon Eosn soap.
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- GEGCfNE HoyEY Soar.
-. The purity, fragrance and
-" mild emolent properties
~ Of this Soap, renders it
~ especially deserving n
l, place oil every Toilet. for
~ Chapped Hands. ard va
skin it is unequalleI. Each
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4 ND MUSTARD Mills, 1877 and lS0 North Front
= street, Philadelphia.
GRAlER BROTHER, Proprctors, offer for
sale at tho lowest rates
Hure first uUnlilY AMI snner;or Pnnner
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ious diseasfs Of The skin II is unoquAlleI. Eucl
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

Eg- A fres State correspondent from
Kansas. of the New York Evening.Post
q we'll known Black Republican paper,
writes thus:
II don't relish the Vermont appropria-
ton. II is not needed and will corrupt the
settlers more than it will help them. There
is no suffering in the towns--that that IN
tho Territory will be reieved by wha, has
been sent-and only positive want OF food
clothes and shelter should be the objects oil
bounty"
Ssnsible-far more sensible than we
had expected from anything free" l, is
too. a confirmation of our assertion, that
these appropriations were part and par
eel Of final auemp, to ~rest this Terri
tory from pro slavery settlers. We said
they were 40, needed for any other pur-
pose, and here we have free State evil
denes to the same effect.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

81 With Donclson, and Clark. and
I.ecompte succeeded by decent men, and
the resignation Of Jones, with prospes'
tha, Woodson, and Colhoun, and Isaas
will mae, the fate OF Jeff'feys, we are IN
spired with new hope far the future ei
knnsas.-Mrald Of Freedom.
You may ge, your wish. Brown, but al
though Gov. Geary and Frank Pierce car
do all these big things. still there is on'
thing they have not the power of doing
to, wit: Changing ysur veritable sci
from a coward and egotlst, to brave maj
and gentleman.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

sdr The President has appointed and
the Senate confirmed the appointment. OF
James o. Harrison. Esq, OF Kentucky,
Chief Justice Of the Territory OF Kansas,
to fill the vacancy occasisnsd BY the re-
moval of Judge Lecompte.
Mr.. Harrison was formerly partner
Of Hon. ]. C. Breckenridge, in the prac-
tce of law; and. though democrat, was
the confidential adviser oil Henry Clay,
who chose him as one Of his executors.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
The Ball on Thursday Evoning

Was neither grand" nor magnificent
but one of those agreeable social gather
inps, that contribute SO much to the extern
sion of harmony and gocd feeling among
the denizens of 10th town and country.
Every one seemed TO give themselves up
entirely to enjoyment. determined to be
pleased with themselves, all the world and
=. the rest of Fsankind" wonan-kind,
iso. Smiles wreaihed the faces of all,
and not cloud fitted across the azure sky
Of the evening. The music was par er-
eeilsnce for this country, and the nourish-
msn.s for the inner man was provided in
the most tempting style. Even the ab-
sence Of Doniphan guests did no, detFact
from the ball asy Of its adornments, nor
leave vacancy. Had the company been
larger. il would have been disagrseable.
Doniphan is neighborly plaee-in horn.
It's citizens are so sociable-they recipro-
cate friendly visits SO promp,ly-thsy are
so free from prejudice. SO devoid Of jeal-
ousy-in short. so excessively amisbie that
we ike them. a, distance. and design
TIA, they shsll experience TIE same regard
tor as:
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
Editorial Correspondence.
LEcoMrros, K. T., Jan. IL, 81.

i i
Dear Joars -
we find the following
in the Herald Of Freedom
ISFoRMATIos wAETRD.-Of David
Baldwin. who, when last heard from, was
on his way to the battle of Hickory Point,
in Kansas. Any information in reference
to his fate will be thankfully received, by
his brother, Isaac Baldwin, White Cloud
Mills coanty, Iowa.
AS we have it in our power to give the
the desired information, i, weuld be cruel
indeed to wi.hold it
0nSunday morning. 18th Sept. last
Mr. David Baldwin, together with many
others Of his compatriots in arms. without
permission or parole, from Col. Harvey
took speedy fight, from the bloody field
OF Hickory Point. and when last seer
BY the esprit rappers" was passing swift.
ly in line direc. for the habitanen oil
Hades. BY the infexible decree of the
Prince Of darkness, he will make tia
place his permanent abode. Therefore
his brother Isaac can obtain any inforna.
ton he may desire by addressing letter
(wi,hout prepaying postage. to the fol-
lowing notable parsonage,
bfR. DEVIL PLUTS,
Care of Z TARTAzUs,
Citsrus HIS r.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
What Abolitionists think of Him.

Gov. Gcary, having become satisfied
that he can make nothing by adhering to
the pro-slavery party, has become free
state man. He has taken steps 10 have all
the pro-slarory officers IN the Territory,
except Cato, (who is so plant that he can
use him for his purposes) J, dismissed. Sec
retary Woodson's turn, 1t Is said, will come
next, and it is currently reported here that
Richard B. McAllister, the Governor 9
private secretary, will be appointed in his
place.
/. Thus writes the Leavenworth cores
pondcnt of the Cincinnati Gazette.
So this iudge-rsmovins dictator will on-
ly permit such men to remain in office in
this Territory as he can '' use for his own
purposes" which are. to aboliiionize Kan
sas. we have long since believed this
would be his line Of policy-havs eau
toned our friends to beware of this aigni-
tary-and, if further proof were necessa-
ry TO establish the justice Of our warnings
we have only to cite such extracts as tbs
following, from the Herald of Freedom:
kansas is not yet conquered! Prop
er,y in Lawrence is to-day worth fifty pei
cent. more than it was before the o1dmints.
tration of Cor. Geary sOas inauguratsd
Tell the North to be Of good cheer. Roll
the emigration in. There mover was q
better time (I mean next spring(. Il ii
too late now for comfort. But when spring
| shall again unlock the flowing waters and
the juices Of the earth and every vale and
every hilIock shall be vocal and verdan,
| with re-awakened nature after win.
ter's repose, then let the note. of prepara
ton be hsard-the preparation of a grea
army-an army invulI.erable in their prin
ciples-glorious in the greatness OF theil
strength mighty to save :"
| Why this exhuberanc of spirits why
this iacreass in the price of Lawrence prop
er,y2 Let Geary admirers in Kansas are
Missouri make their reply. We are salts
fed it is owing TO the aid given abolition
ism by the powers that be-"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
r1- Messrs. Joseph P. Cam, Richar

rD- Messrs. Joseph P. Cam, Richard
l.. Kirk and Judge Young. members elect
TO the Legislature, left for Lecompton on
Friday. to attend the meeting OF the gen.
sral assembly. Messrs. Otis, Hereford
Larey, Wes,brook and DIR. Stringfellow
also left at the same time, to be present al
the Territorial Pro-Slsvery Convention
which was TO commence It's session on Yes
ierday.
As tive of the editors of the ''Squatter'
are now in the metropolis, its readers may
look for interesting accounts OF The sayings
and doings al the en- pitol.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

~ FLooD IN THE SoUrH.-The riv-
ers have been very high in the South. du-
ring the past month. The country was
literally flooded. and the country between
Mobile and Columbus impsssable- The
Tombigbee. Warrior. and Alabama rivers
cave all been exceedingly high. In con-
sequence of this, business men were re-
joiceing at the prospect of brisk trade.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
.Tc1srsoS Town COMPANY.

yI1he share holders in the town Of Atchison
! K. L. are hereby notihed that at nieetihg
~ the co.paney on the 9th, day OF January
A. ID. 1881.
Anassessment of twelve dollars on each share
was made fol- the pnrposs OF securing titi'' si.d
the money is required to be paid to the under Ter
signed AS early possible BY order OF The CO.
Atchison il. I. January 6th loo1.
p.T. ABELL. President
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

b~ The Rev. Dudley "A. Tying. of
Philadelphia. the Episcopalian clergyman
who was dismissed fron his pulpit in the
Church Of the Epiphany for preaching
anti-slavsry politics. has set up on his OWE
hook. and recently began his Independent
nini.,fat.ons before 8 large congregation.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

~ Rev. Mr.. Srlwood. EPis7sPa'
missionary at Oregoa, came near Beng
murdered at the Panama massacre.
ball passed through his body, alsosl t0ae'-
ing bis heart.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

PoRK.-There Is great scarcity of pork
in this vicinity, and the prospects are that
but few families will be enabled to lay in
their usual supply. Missouri has failed
to furnish supply-indeed. it is with diff
fieulty that she meets the home demand.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

EF Thomas A. Do.uelfs c. |. Sue
Washington, the winner of the two mile
race Al Congaree. S. c., Friday. has been
sold to Sfss-rs. B4rtsa & Canpbeil. for
$4,000.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

BE- The Ceunty Court Of Fsuquief Oh
Monday. ratified the contract ior coz
s,ructing bridge across the RaPPshss-
neck river at the Warrsntou Springs. Ih'
contrsc. was awarded to John Il. sPii'
man.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

eE Capt r. DeTreville, Of Charleston, S.
C.,is authorised to procure subscriptions for
this paper. Also, Mr.. D. B. Boho. OF Union
Di,trict. q. C.. now travelling in The Southern
st.tss. They will receipt for the same.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

E@ 1t is rumored that Beverly Tuck
er late of the Sentinel, will start IN the
spring daily morning penny paper at
Wash ignton, and that he will divide
the patronage of the next administration
with the Union.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

e A bill confurring free suffrage has
passed both branches OF the North Carroll
na Legislature. The law has yet to be
submitted TO vote sf the people for ra;ifi-
cation.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

EI Judge Cunningham, cns Of the
newly appointed Justices for Kansas, ar.
rived in Leavsnworih few days since.
and has probably by this time reached Le-
compton
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
AZ Mr q. S. IYilkin.on. one of th,

ssg Mr.. E. S. Wilkinson, one of the
able editors of the Weston Mo- Argus
has retired from the position of editor to
more retired life, leaving the Argus un,
der the entire control of the Messrs. Wise.
ly, who are fully competent to discharge
the duties which have devolved upon them