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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

cu,s J,pp.r 4G55s5Ol s67f76'0o s77479sl
Irclrded in the imports Of the week Were; Coffee,
aas 400 china. 81 400; sapetre, $50 400 soda ash,
sIo 200. ouinine, $4,000; linseed $3l,7OO; lnseed
oil sa7 1907 fur~ $4,000 gunny-bags, s2i70O; glass,
sos COO. leather. f2i,3OO; hides, 800; iron,
s95 GOO steel So 7OO copper s99 200 tin, $3.50 500;
Load slo 300 nslasses, s29,9O0; sugars $736, 200
v,riua eras. $lj,4OO; watches, sllj lOO wines,
s36 100; cigars, $i2,%"-
The Exports Of the week show no important change
f,oro the came week last year
|O Nesr- York % Foreign P0rts
1855. 1856. 1857.
Total for the week" s9l667 sIiNeo siAseS
PREVIOUSLY Ieportrd.. Is66H5 25iso@' 3s@n'sl
Sine. Jan. s04982 s368lA s2l76 26s
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of certain exports from the commencement Of
II wear a April 9}.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
T,HE LIVERPOOL AND NEw-YoRK AND

TyHE LIVERPOOL AND NEW-Y0RK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S Clyde
built iron steamships, 49,,
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ....2 $1 tnns. .CApt n Lsnon.
CITY OF WASHINGTON q $50 tuns. Capt w. Wyhe-
CITY OF MANCHESTER 20 lo9 tuns.. CAPT e. fssfs'
e7t tuns. Capt Jenrey.
undernoted other vessels intended 20 sail %
follows: -
KANGAROO Wedne y.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, "Wednesday. ...............May
CiTr GrT St oE WhshTTTiSSdREE' ShTiSE' Wednesday 20
And escL alternate Wednesday.
FROM AMEsfcA
CITY or WASHINGTON, from New York Thursday 80.
KANGAROO from NewYork Thursday. ........: May a
CITY OF MANCHESTER, from New York, Thursday Maya
CITY TITO or Nv WhsH1NST9S from York Thursday June H.
And eoch alternate Thursday -
RATES OF CABIN PASsAGE-From New.York and Pm.
sdepLis s76 from Liverpool 81 eunees IL suiness and
all having the privilege in the Saloon Including Stew
ards Fees
TMRD CLASS PAssESGERS-A limited number Of third class
will be taken and found in much prosns ~
Dequed. From Phsdephia and New fork $50. From Lv-
epool 80.
Certificates Of passage will be issded here 70 parties who are
desrous Of their friends corresponding rates
Drafts on Livezpool from ~ upward. -,
These steamships constructed with improved
and each vessel csres experienced urseon
An goods sent to the Agents will be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
For freight or psssese apply to
JOHN G. DALE, No I3 Broadway, New Yorh, Agent, OF
WIN INMAN, Nos | and IS Tower. Buildings Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
rIIHF RRTTIsH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

- NAIL eiI sraI New.York to Liverpool:
CL,.f Cabin Pssssgs. ..ss..'s'fl0
lsbfu es.s
'''' from Boston 10 Liverpool:
second Cabin Passsge. ........,........... 90
rh, .hin. from Boston call at HshfaS
in inprRSTa Capt Judkins; CANADA, Capt Lang;
hPIBJA Capt J. Stone AMERICA, Capt. WfckEnan
ASIA Cspt. l.. O. Lott; NIAGARA, Capt. Ryrie;
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon; EIROPA Capt. J. L-iteh-
These vessels carry clear white light at msshesd green
an stsrbosrd bow; red port bow.
NIAGARA Wiesn. Leaves Boston. "Wednesday, April "a
ARABIA Leaves n. York. "Wednesday, April ~
AMERICA, Lang Leaves Boston Wednesday May u
AFRICA, Shannon. Leaves York. .wednesdsy Nay D
EUROPA, Lech Leaves Boston. .Wsdne sdsy Nay %
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The Of these ships viii not BE- accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious stoues Metas.
unes. bills Of sdns signed therefor and the vsue thereof
therein expressed. For freight passase apply to
CI'NARD. No. 4 bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
ucruauu Cox e. Co.'S Circular.

Per .freTod. LiVhkfOoc, aPi y Io's
Co1Tox-T6e sales for FIVE days ncudins Cotton o1waded
from tie cuay sum up $50 bales aud consist OF 245o on
snrruiatiop $50 for export and IS So 20 tie Trade
F~' 0''' ~ TnlsnJ w.Orleans Mobile.
Nda,;rs - add 7l3l6L lll6d
INN'.Ne ''''''' eld Sd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
vTHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships ooa

posing this line
The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldridss.
The BALTIC. Capt. Joseph Comstock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly for the
service has been taken In their con
stucon also In their engines 10 insure strength and spe
and their accommodations for unsquaed for e
gsnee and comfort.
Price Of passage from NewYork Liverpool h FIRST
cabin $3.50 in secoud do S75 From Liverpool to NewYok,
30 and 20 guiness
An enenoed sIseaon attached b. each ship
No beths be secured until paid for The ships q thu
line have improved bulkheads and TO avoid danx
from viii the Banks north Of - degrees Gntl Atr
the lst of August. - -
FROM EEw.YoBK. LYE.PooL.
sATURDAY.....Msy O. IS57IWEDNEsDAY..Aprl q, 1877
sATURDAY......Ms May zs lrkWEDNEsDAY.. Nay q, Iss7
SATURDAY.. June g. ls6HYEDNESDAY.. June 10. rsI
skTIRpAY..... June Do La5yiWEDNESDAY..JnIe4 ~ 1871
sATtRbAY.,.."Juy 4 ia57lWEpNEspAY.. .Jsly g 3 iI ss
For freight or passage apply 70 ,,,,. ~
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS Wslisf, y. r.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co. Liverpool
siHrhIN So n Anain Frsu London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, fa,si A., .oIa
The owners Of these ships Will not BE- ,.i. nss.
silver bullion spee jewey peeou. h value thereof .x
bill. of sding are signed therefor and 'He 'A1' ~ "a
sscd therein.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
Ofean Steamers, &e.


L for rHAvANA and NEW W-ORLHANs.-On SATURDAY
May IT 2oeock from Pie! foot Of Msrrsn.., North
River tho and fsyoIite steamship PROMFTHECs, @.
Crsv viii a a. ahov. Passage be secured the once
of the line Fresht to NewoFleaps 30 cent. P, cubic i
sdiur Of the form signed by the line application AZ thsr
Office other forms sisTsd and no OH Of ladng vii -
sgned ar the hour of sailing For freight passas ppy
AZ 'He 0"1'' N0 ~ " NJ o. ROBBERTs Assu,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
Notice to CIesis,sesssfs.

U7HEREAS, under the provisions Of can
w act top provide for the auditing OF claims" !"
and the act supplemental thereto, both passed
and approved February 23d, 1851, the under
signed has been appointed Commissioner '.to
audit and certify all claims of all and every
person or persons, who may present the same
for considerations for .-i1=7.l
1. (Public.o E'Moneys actually and necessa-
riiy expended for the purpose of maintaining
ard carrying into effect the laws of this Terri.
tory, or for the purpose OF suppressing any re-
bellion or inst FFection, whether in sustaining
the militia or any posse of the Marshall or any
Sheriff Of any county in the Territory.n
e .f(Privase.3 ;<sClaims ef ell persons who
may have sustained any loss or damage in con
sequence of, or growing out Of the difficulties
in this Territory, by way of loss OF property
or consequent expenses at any time since the
passage Of the act to organize this Territory,
viz May 2f, 1854. The said act provides for
the taking of testimony in support ef all such
claims, collection and certifcatIon of vouchers,
and making true and correct statement in du-
plicate of all such aeconnts,-onc to be laid
before the next Congress of the United States,
and the other before the next Legislative As
sembly OF Kansas Territory, to the end that
proper and united efforts may be made to obtain
from Congress proper compensation and in
demnity for the losses, expenses, and damages
incurred by the citizens of this Territory,
without distinction of party.
Notice is therefore given that the undersigHed
will hold sessions according to the provisions
Of said Art, as follows:
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
TERRITORY OF KANSAS, !.

,
BE IT REMEMBERED: that /, Isaac s Has
call, Judge of the Probate Court in and for the
said county Of Atchison, in order to preserve
the peace in the town OF Atchison in said coun-
ty during the time OF holding the next general
election, to be held in said town on the first
Monday in October, A. d. 1887, the present
cons.abulary force being insufficient and made
quate for that purpose, do hereby designate the
following named persons, to wit: H. r. Neal,
N. C. Roswell, E. B. Grimes, N. J. Ireland,
j. Pratt, B s. Davenport, X. s. Pease, r. s.
McCubbin, G. w. Clifton, Joseph Mcvey, Dr.
Logan, Henry Judah, A. ]. Petefsh, John Ham
ner, ]. T. Dillon. M. c. Finney, C. W. White,
Peter Young, Jerry McRnhn, F. p. Helfrich'
Sidney Walters, VIM. O.. Gould, William Mar
tin, r. w. Cooper, L. C. Challis, John x. Beid-
Ter and James Mitchell as special peace officers
TO hold themselves in readiness in the said town
at the time above mentioned to assist in sup.
pressing any disorderly conduct, threatened
breaches Of the peace or riotins th-t may then
and there occur. and under the direction Of the
proper authority, to assist in arresting the Of
tenders nd in conveying them before some JUS
tise Of the Peace or other officer having juris-
diction Of the case, to be dealt with according
to law. ts.,z f-
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
Il. 8. said Court at AtchisoH, the Path day of
-, September, A. D. 1857.
..=,.ss; - ISAAC S. HASCALL,
Probate Judge.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
TIE POETRY 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-
serers whe would not wear their distempers if
they kaew they could be cured for 25 cts. Try
AYERS Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease viii be starved
Cleanse the system from impurities and you
are cured air eady.
Take this hest of all purgatives, and Scrofula,
Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache.
Sideache. Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangement
Of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, all derange-
ments and all diseases which purgative rem
edy can resch, fy before them like darkness
before the sun.
Reader, IL you are suffering from any of the
numerous complaints they cure-suffer no more
the remedy has been provided for you, and il
is criminal to neglect it.
-. That Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the best med
icine for q Cough, is known to the whole werld,
and that Ayers Pills are the best OF all Pills,
is known TO those who have used them.o
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass:
and sold by druggists everywhere.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

The DEATH OF AN AncTIc VoYoER.-
We announced yesterday the sudden death
Of James McGary. of Dh. Kane's Arctic
Expedition. He died after twenty-four
hours illness. on Wednesday in Boston.
where he was connected with the panora-
Of the Arctic regions. The Boston Herald
says: - -
He was between SO and 81 years Of age,
and leaves a wife and two children. Prior
to his last expedition with DR.. Kane he
had been engaged in the whaleing busi-
ness, He was thorough seaman, and
distinguished for the hardness of his con-
stitution. no less than the hardihood Of his
character. DR. Kane has enbalmed his
memory already. by ifrequen references to
his services when in the North. He called
McGasy his +" iron man." and whenever
the most arduous and periiois services
were required Of the brave men, h1cGary
was ever among, these selected for !. the
work. Like Schubert. who lies hurried
in the SHOWS Of the Polar shores. Met Gary's
disposition was ever merry and buoyant.
among the most trying circumstances. He
cheered the hearts Of his comrades when
they were dropping and all looked dark
He died. like DIR. Kane, in the arms OF
his faithful friend and comrade, Mr. VIM.
Morton. who was thus called upon to per.
form the melancholy duty for second
time.s stsle es.-.s.'s,-sli -
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
Dagusrreotypes, Ambrotypes, Etc.

Nj. "A. SHEA ADDIs, late of Platte
City, Mo-, from whence he comes highly
recommended, has taken rooms over Doyle
s. Green's Store, on C Street, where he
will execute liknesses of various sizes of
a life-like appearance and fine finish. We
have net yet been able to visit his rooms,
bu. will endeavor to send one OF our hands
for him to OPERATE on, which will enable
US to speak more advisedly. In the mean
time, those Of our citizens who ' wish to
see themselves as other see them,' will do
well to give him call.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
L C., CHALLEss.
nEALER in Dry Goods. Groceries, and Pr
Il y viafanG Afrhisenx p

nEALER in Dry Goods. Groceries, and Pro-
II visions, Atchisen, KIT,
an now receiving aud hare in store the larg-
est selection Of goods ever broughtto Atchison.
My terms are CASH down to al, withcnt ex-
iception, and to those Wishing 20 deal IN that
way efTef grester bargains andeheaPer goods
than have ever been sold in the West Let
those who doubt Il come and see for themselves.
WINTER DRY GOODS.
Such as Blankets, Cloths, S.tinets, Fullsd
Cloths, Tweeds, Jeans, White Linseys, CASH
meres, Fiannels, Plaid Linseys, Prints, Cling
hams, Deiaines, Merinos, Notions, Ready-made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Hardware,
Qleeilsgafe, Groceries, Flour, Liquors, Ba-
con, sc. Also, stock OF Indian Goods, and
everything else wanted BY customers. AL
those wishing to save money, either atfwhole-
safe retail, are invited to call at my store on
the Levee. = - L. G. CHALLtSS. =
Atchison, Sept. 2s, 1887. ..s..ez 20 s7-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

.bS a correspondent of the Virginia
Sentinel from Atchison after speaking oi
politics and matters generality says:
You have no idea of the amour, of ras.
cality carried on here ROBBERY, murder,
passing counterfeit money,-and every
other form and grade Of lawlessness, are
so current that am forced to believe that
the ofscourings of the cities have been let
loose upon US. It is to be hoped that soon
change for the better will take place, tha,
society will be remodeled and things move
on as they are wont in the old States.
Crops are splended in this section of the
country, but below this, are in very bad
condition. sy 81
From what I can learn, and from my
acquaintance with Delegates to the Con-
stitutionai Convention, they are by a large
majority opposed to submitting the Consti.
tuition to the people of ratification, espec.
ially to every one without regard 70 quail
hcation as a voter, as Wniker takes it,
Having been accused by some of the
Southern journals of apostacy and treachery
to the Seath. they perfer throwing It into
Congress and let the South espeuse hel
own cause, and do her own fighting. Ii
the Constitution is not received by Con.
gress the fault will not be at our door all
will have been done in our power, this be.
ing the last hope, the only straw at which
we could catch. Even .if received I very
much fear it can amount TO but little. as
the Constitution. will soon be changed, the
iree-stase men being in my opinion'largely
in the majority. $50 -. -
The Trades Of the Southern press agains
Walker, have had on the whole an excel
lent effect;-he no longer imagining him,
self TO be Jupiter Ammon, but merely the
Governor Of Kansas put thereto enforce
not enact laws. He is now doing goot
service in establishing quiet and confidence
among her citizens.
Yours, A.lG.S.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE:

TAKE this method OF announcing to the pub
L lie that they have just opened in theirnew
and comnodious store-room on C street, Atchi-
sen, one of the largest and best selected as
soFtments N =
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever brought into this market, which they are
determined to sell Wholesale and retail, as low
as possible.
Their stock comprises all the staple articles
of Groceries and Provisions usually kept in
estabIishmen nts OF the kind, all Of which they
warrant fresh and in good order. Among their
articles will be found
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Hams and Shoulders,
Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Cloves, &C., &c.
zee if we cannot give you at wholesale and Fs-
tail, articles in the Provision line as cheap as
can be found anywhere in the Territory.
= MAY 23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

All persons desiring to present their claims
will do so in form of a petition, in writing, re-
citing all the facts and circumstances connect
ed Herewith, and bills Of items or other vouch-
ers all duly authenticated under oath, officially
certified by officers civil or military, under
whose authority the claims originated. All
claims accounts presented must be support
ed by the fullest proof possible to be obtained.
All property claimed for must be described with
reasonable certainty, aud the value particular
ized and stated. The testimony of TIVE disin-
terested witnesses upon material point viii
be considered sufficient. As all the proofs and
vouchers will have to be thoroughly examined
and statistically arranged by the FIRST Monday
OF January next, or a. soen thereafter ss pos
sfbie, it will be necessary for persons TO be in
attendance at the times and places abeye mem
mony otherwise, WILDE taken before the UNDER
signed, except in extraordinary cases. In or
der to exdedite business, claimants are request
ed to have their witnesses in attendance, also,
that they may be further examined If deemed
necessary. The undersigned would advise
ciaimsnts to have their papers and proofs pre-
pared with legal accuracy. When sworn to
before Justices Of the peace, the county eie-k's
certificate and seal should BE attached, but it
will be more satisfactory to have the proofs all
ready and sworn to by the parties and their
witnesses in sefson before ths undersigned.
+ The Act above mentioned 10 broad in its pro-
visions, and citizens OF ali parties in all parts
Of the Territory are requested to come forward
and present their just claims and unite their eff
forts in accomplishing its object, by enabling
the undersigned to make complete, full, fair
and impartial statement Of the losses, damages
and expenses that have been entaiied upon th.
citizens of Kansas, by the political and social
ass.sss a.t.Ss GG:Tisi agGa s for
Commissioners for auditing CLAIMS.
Lecompson, Aug. 2s, 1857. .
The Commissioner deems It expedient to enter
upon the discharge Of bis duties within the
the thirty days notice this is necessary to en-
able him to make his report as provided BY
law. +*sesa fist
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
.a Rare Chance!

A STEAM SAW-MILL, Dwelling, and tract
"A. of land, for sale in Buchanan county, Mo.
opposite Geary City, Kansas. 1t is one OF the
best locations in the country, being surround
ed by timber that cannot be surpassed, and
which can be obtained at from seventy-hye to
one hundred per cent. less than anywhere else
upon the Missouri river. All the machinery 10
new and in good running order. Also, arss
Barge, Portable Forge and Tools, one yoke OF
oxen, and log wagon, ith other articles too
numerous to mention, all OF which viii be sold
very low. Apply immediately. Ill health OF
one of the Preprietors conhpels hmm to return
East. ''
- CADWALLADER f. MCCULLOUGH.
2 September 1Sth, 1881. Ie.I. l..i
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
Look out for the Cars.

S. 10. The Railroad Pioneer. Three
Cheers: Haryak! Hurrah!! Hur-
rah ~! s.s ~ @7aeta
One Of our citizens informs Us that on
Tuesday the 22d inst. he saw the /" loco
motive putting at this youog city. We
congratulate It's citizens in the realization
Of their long expected wish, and the result
OF their ardnoas labcrs. Is
St 10. will be the ssEcosD or THfRp
Guy Of the destined uosdertL Missouri.
A'eh'son her neighbor. FIRST Of Kansas.
mus has destiny given to US. Then
eneer up. Brother Glorious times are
snead. Wen soon run along the foot Of
nose river bluffs. and make each other
morning calls" Once more. Hayyah
- taf T.JO .srHE nAILRoAD pIosEER
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

SENECA FALLS Cou uRIER.-We have re-
ceived copy of the above paper. pub
lished at Seneca Falls, N. Y. and find
the name of our old friend, KENDRick
VAtL, with whom we have been associa.
ted for several years past in the publishing
house of MILLER, ORroN s. Co.. con.
nected Herewith. under the firm of FUL.
LER s. VAIL. We congratulate MIR. Fal.
Ter in being so fortunate as to secure SC
good practical printer as his associate
The Courier is q well; printed. week.,
journal, and bears evident marks Of hi.
handiwork. May its publishers long en-
JOY the pleasure Of furnishing il to large
list of paying subscribers. W.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
TIHE NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
"A purchasing or trading for Land Warrant
No. 46 1871, for 100 acres, issued in favor OF
Edwin Turpin, and by him assigned In blank,
as the same In my property. and szas illegally
taken. from me; and 4 hereby give notice that
Ishail apply to the proper department. for =
duplicate sf said warrant. 81
Aug 10. 4w .95s sC.aH. HEMLER.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
SfrOu Notice.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, about two
- miles and a half east of Keanekuk, on the
night of Thursday, Aug, 9th, a large gray
horse, about 16 hands high, natural PAGER,
marks OF 'lariat on his neck tail bushy. hair
knocked off his rump. When he escaped he
ANY person. who will return said horse to our
store in AtchiseB, or give Information that will
feat to his recovery, will be literally rewarded.
.1's, 800 .11is LORD & McEWEN.
Atchison, Sept 4, 1857. -.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
For the Squatter Sovereign.
Senffmenfs

One year ago the 4.h Of July was cel-
ebrated in this place By portion of tha:
party now setting up for National Demo-
cratic. At that celebration some salient
and peppery toasts were drank, which il
will not be improper to reproduce here
Mr.. CARR, the "eloguent" orator of that
occasion is now the candidate of the self
styled IS National Democracy" for the
Council. We commend his "case" to the
voters Of Atchison county. Unless he has
repented and repudiased the sentiments
here avowed, is he proper man to repre-
sent the county in the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of the Territorys Are the people Of
the county prepared to record their votes
for a candidate against whom such re.
cord exists?
Read the toasts and then decide.
REGUL.aR TO.aSTS.
Kansas-Our chosen home stand by
her. Yes, sons of the South, make her a
Slave State, or die in the attempt.
(This toast was received with loud and
continued applause. -5.,,
The dag irs eele6rate-May each sue
ceeding anniversary bring to US still
brighter recollection of the deeds OF MouL-
TRIE and JASPER.
.Missouvi-Our ally - nobly has she
stood by her younger sister. All hail to
Il
them one.
The Hon. Preston S. Brooks, = BY
whipping crazy SuMsrR, he has furnish
a second edition of what the Aboli.ionists
call Border-R Ruffianisrn-,hat is. the deter
mination of honorable minds 10 resent injury
and insult from mouth-piece of fanati.
cism, coming from what quarter it may.
sDIsuNIoN-BY OCCASION on OTHER
wIsE-A BEACON Of. HOPE to- An or
rRrssED PEOPLE. AND THE suREsr RE-
MEDY FOR SOUTHERN WRONGS:
Enthusiastic cheers.9
-. HOLUVTEER TO.fSTS.
Mr.. Cam being called upon delivered
an eloquent address. and in happy mani
ner referred to the achievements of South
Carolina in the days OF the revolution, and
in. defense of Fort Mouthrie. In con.
ciuding he offered the following sent
ment. shsz& s1 aE
Our old tollss at thome-They win never
forget us-lnay we never forget them.
Capt. d. TREviLLE-The SgudfteT
Sorereign-May it ever receive hearty
support from the South, whose ,in,eres, il
has so warmly espoused.
(This sentiment was received with ap.
CLAUSE, and after few remarks in response
from Capt. R. S. KELLEY. three cheer:
were given for the Squatter Sovereign. Ir
sitting down Capt. KELLEY offered the
following.
Tie City Of .atehison-May she, be-
fore the close Of the year so be the capita
of Southern Republic. .(Cheers.)
The Hon. Preston s. Brooks-The gar
land woven on the baule-felds of Mexico
has added to its laurels which will no
wi,her at the approach of Sumner. (Sum
ner.)
Kansas-We will make her a Slave
State or, form chain of locked arms anC
hearts together, die in the attempt.
-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
.l4dm;,sisfrGtor's Notice.

NOTIE is hereby given that the uIsdeEsisn-
In ed has obtained from the Probate Court
Of AtchisoH County, <. T., letters OF adminis-
dated April II, 4. D., 1857.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to present them for allowances
properly authenticated within one year from
the date Of said letters or they may be preciu-
ded from any benefit OF said estate, and Il such
claims be not exhibited wftiain three years from
the date of said letters, they will be fe-eyer
barred. SQUIRE WADE,
Nay Of = = Adr1inistrator.