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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

PACIFIC ExrREss.--This cnterprising express
company closed out their business on Friday
last Letters were sent to the interior Offices
directing the agents to transfer all letters, pack
ages, &c., to Wells Fargo & Co. 1t is stated
that Freeman a. Co., who are now doing bust
ness ia San Francisco. win open Offices in the
principal interior towns saf
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

SHERIFF BARRON, of Amador county, was in
Nevada on Monday in search of two men who
broke jail recently at Jackson. He left for
Grass Valley Monday evening. One of the
culprits is supposed to have been about Nevada
for few weeks past
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Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. O, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Visiting
Companions are respectfully invited TO attend
II M af l TIL. CAsWEII, NJ HP
cee-v ... ,
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Notice Is hereby given that the n

Notice As hereby given that the Nevada branch
of the wallaec Monument Association" win meet the
rst and third Saturday Of each month at O'Clock p NJ
the Hotel de Paris, Broad street. AL Seotchmen
friendly TO the cause are invited to attend.
JAMES ATTKEN, Pres't
stsF --r,f s--.tr WM, LOWE. Secy.lqolg,,fr
4i l.. ..-.-t JAMES MONROE, Treas. h.
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GLASS Pictures, or ambrotypes, are taken in
the best style of the art, at Levey's rooms, on
Main street, above Commercial. Call aud ex-
anime his specimens.
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-PANLI JANssEN, e &c
MANSION HOUSE !!
y. REGA. MS.
STEAM REFINED CANDY MkNUFACT0aY |
No. SO Montgomery street.,
Petwcen Bush and Suffer street.

Petween Bush and Suffer street,
THE PROPRIETOR O F THE ABOVE
Il named ests blshment takes this method Of Informing
his numerous friends snd that he intends fcl-
wing the example Of the Gas Companyhat is 10 reduce
his prices, which he hopes win give entire satisfaction TO
all.
His Candies are all manufactured from Stewart rouhle
Refined Sugar which he imports him eli and all the
sences used by him are of the hnot favor and he best in
the market together with variety ofoher article alrcr
tanning 10 the manufacture OF Candies too numerous to
mention.
In this city and being the first C0NFECTTONFR the
Pacific coast he naters him ell be able 10 give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
trade.
at quicker rae and with less expeno than formerly
that be l. enabeltc sell al ch lower figure than Lerc
tciorc. te tA
Tcgons desiring anything In hiiinc VIII do we'll 10 can
and examine his sl add stock Of Cendie. well az his
prices as he feel confident that they cannot fail to lease
the sric'c 4 economist.
beautiful aaprtmeut of stck Jumps ana Crops, sell
Ing At the reduced rate Of 10 cents per pound.
COMFTTuRES-- Inclnding CaraNay Secl Ieailed aud
smooth Cinnamon Strings: Glove Buds; Cassil Buds Cor
tanAer Seeds large and small at 10 cents fcr pound
GUN DROps--emooth Almonds Jujubo ate French
Notices, Almond Candy. &c. al so cents.
AseA beautiful lnent of FRENCH CAM les va
ryng in prices according 10 quality.
The attention Of the trading publ Is nvi cd TO czsInne
this mmene stock Of Candisb comprising everything in
the cd lce' line. t i ff tu
He leaves the buyers to Judge Of The surcorv IT
bis articles call and Tor yourselyc, for lar DEM
onstration Il proof positive tt
RS- Remember the nanber--2S MONTGOMERY ST.,
between Bush and Suffer- San Francisco ,,re.r
n B. All orders from the country pronp Is Attended TO-
Goods delivered in any par Of the city ct rng q tho
wharve', free Of charge. .c.'in
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

.CouRr OF SEssIoNs.--The regular term of the
Court of SESSIONS commenced on Monday. The
Court opened and issued a venire for grand
jury and adjourned till to-day, at ten o'clock
There will be but little business for this Court
at the present term. Two persons arc in Jail
awaiting the action of the grand jury Moore
for the murder of McClanahan, and Nevils,
cd TO murdcr Mr.. Rich at Alpha. The case OF
Moore. should he be indicted, will be tried in
the District Court
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

San Francisco papers, furnished during the past
week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dlssolution-The Partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned is this day dissolved. 1ai
Nevada April It'll 1857 WINTER & CRoCE-
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RoyRERY.- Two men named Whitney and
Illman, were robbed on Friday night at the
of their pantaloons pockets while they were
asleep Ullman lost forty dollars and Whitney
twenty-five. AEpther man was also robbed at
the came house she week before, of a small sum
Of money. A man named Green was arrested
and examined before Justice Clark for the theft,
but the proof not being sufficient to hold him.
he was discharged. Hc'slcpt in the house the
nights the robbcres were committed. 81
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QUIT DRINKING PoTsoNOUsLEQrtl a
s'A 89i PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS 14
40 f-cai $40 iU T0R MATING f na g
9e All Kinds OF Llg0rs ana Vinegar. h.
lSsrAN1tY, By rus ugE OF

y, .f4 iSrANfLY, BY rnR usR OF. I'm f
LACoU ms EssENTIAL OILS.
These Oils obtained by iaillaton at the Chemical
Iabraory Parish Of Jefferson Of ieue Iacour author of
Lacours Chemical Analysis ftcoar' Chemical ManpuIa.
lions Lacour the Manufacture Of liquors Sc ~ 3
Purcesersae particularly requested toretnr the asks
and obtain their money, iftle oil docs not give legsct
Lacour's OIL OF cognac converts neutral srfrt %
superior imitation Of imnorfed Rrandies viz: Osarl
sazernc. Maret; Cognac rouney segnetie United Vine.
gar Proprietor oNsiillion and london eek D9nalo -
sparkling color Common Rec'ifed Whisky WILDE chang
dbv hepfe ofille on Of Copnac 10 New York Brandy
PiTe ApIle sTp,y .1,rnop Cogn2e Hganls 3
Mononenirl''Rve whi4key, Oil Virginia Malt NhAe-}
Bourbon Whi4kev &c. i.'f9 b.filHs Ht ni Y1T X
OIL OF CFpRAT changer. common Rccisel whii;v 10
Whisky.
OIL or rFAt II chanrcs ccmmcn wli.tcv to v'rglafa
Peach Brandy &C. Olof Teach and Oh Of Cognae 7l con-
vert common Whirky TO Arle Brandy. Viii. fsla
on OF CIV converts the rooost Viii XIV 70 Holland cir
LkCOuRs CONCENTRATED ARM viii IN five hours a.
tor being mixc1 change 1--WE gallons of good Vinegar nna
weny Eve salons Of waec 70 thirty gallon q The mest
Of Lpcei conceniraieA Acid VINEGAR can be rnaAo
for one dollar and sixty cents per barrel IInd
FOR MAKING LIQUOR Iacour' Ol require nrepn-.
aion--only lie oil into the VIII ky and shake WE'LL
Tho li1iors thus made win have a nne natural aro1a q
fd rich oily taste beautiful hansrnren ccl0r and fro
bead. Iacours oil exert three dincs pror IN c,n.
veriing common whisky 70 brandy gin &c The Rrt rroT.
erv cnmblne' with md sub ios N The form n hoculent
PARTICLE the whole q tfe grain N fAm,lc AlcohL,-
The whisky thus deprived Of that re lar Irritating and
burning taste md becomes ner'ra spirit; the second
prorerty consists IN an oily mgc'znous taste inn ariei
10 thc liqnor Which render, mellow and on n,
reaarce ne great are tie third rro, cry 4, cxicl Ia
the rich vinous nuttv oaor that Is imraro 10 tho rouor
which ropders distinction from the genuine brands mpos
bic. @ nsfi l,
These oils put up IN quart IA X; cach Ga con aia9
unfcen' oil for making three hrndrel qaone orlq or-
Full and comprehensive eifec ions accompany the botc
Price 8" fer bottle. .t4
FOR sale at the of st. Charlie AM Povas stree7
One bottle If these oil five In number will be sec ilely
packed and sMprel with bill ofalng any part Of tho
country, upon the receipt Of SO n the ldress ~
ts .s4.T af. T. LACOUR Now orlcans
PurclascTs reqresel. as guarantee Of good faib
10 furnilh the name RI any hon N New o leans ard
we viii shin them raciaqe of fhc OtG Ifthev do nbt
perform all that 10 claimed for them they viii oost Moth
ing, f4.d osf r. 1G1Yd
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

$4,000 WORTH OF FURITUNREI
@-zxua ENTIRE NEW STOCK THE LARGEST AND
6zz1 best selected ever brought into the mountains,
all Of which will be sold cheap for CASH, con
Ezd@skkE sisting of "a irr
Bedsteads of all sizes; r.lp
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs; Ia .a.. ... .,.f.
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs aN
Dining Card and Center Tables; .I..1a +. ~.
Extension and Reading Tables;
Office Desks and Furniture; sa
BARRIERS Chairs; Wash Stands; ..s.l ..isN
Looking Glasses OF all sizes; ,s 20 . .iT f.a sa,a
Cane Seat and Back Arm Rockers and Nurse Chairs;
Mattresses; Pillows; Pillow Cases; n f,le afsaal
Sheets: Comforters; Feathers, &c. faf.y af rilf +,
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
ofthor old customers and the public generally to their
new stock Of goods as4cf.
On the Corner OF Pine and Commercial sts.,
Where By strict attention to business they hope to merit
liberal share Of public patronage = -.
4e.tf ABBOTT & EDWARDS.
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Nor BURNED.-The Sierra Citizen, of Saturday
week, received a telegraphc dispatch TO the
effect that Orleans Flat, in this county, was
burned on the night of the 9th ult. The re-
port probably originated from the burning OF
Chureh's mill. near that place, the same night,
an account of which we gave last week. 1t is
needless to state that there was 10 truth 10 the
report of the town being burned,
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Notice TO LIQUOR Dealers and Merchanesl

~'SSASN w @SON ~ 800 - -1-~~
complete assortment ofthe OIL nece cary fr nasirc
an1 ayorng every variety NJ liquor and pacl aee dffe
ariiclos used for giving Artificial Strcngn Cd F4q-
converting 20 gallon Of Whskoy 10 100 galpp)
and every article nece pry commence LIQUOR rTQRE
will be fdrnned for 600. Ain all the Information necc &
dairy IN cdndoct such abihment thu enc bling ft
new beginner 10 SUGGEST g compete u lac oes fQgcr
dealers. 4 Adde'S through q fot Office
'ti r. LACOUR Nov {, joan.
Ihcour's Concentrated Acid for inaking YlNGAR. IS
put up in2 gallon package at s. per lacsagen scoi
shipping order 1945.t. l.l U0v R-lEll
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

Doc FfcHrAA large crowd collected on
Commercial street, in front of the Nevada Res
taurant,. on Sunday evening to witness dog
fight. One of the dogs belonged to lady, and
the fair owner mixed herself in the crowd, being
determined that her dog should have fair play.
The poor brutes fought until they were COM
pletcly exhausted, and were then separated by
the hrutes that got up the fight, ,x7r<rag
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Nevada, Feb. 24th--alns
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ATTAGIED.--Au attachment was levied on
Monday upon the property Of Abbott & Edwards
Whitney a. Co. of San Francisco. Messrs. Abbott
& Edwards are we'll known in this community as
prompt and energetic business men, and we
trust they will be able to make arrangements
to go on with their business. They we're the
heaviest losers by the fire of last July; and their
loss at that time is the cause of their being
involved. Among all our business men, none
have enjoyed a higher reputation for integrity.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-08

POSTMASTER From letters received by the
last mail steamer, we learn that ]. T. Crenshaw
Esq. has been appointed Postmaster Of Nevada
The appointment was confirmed by the Senate
just before the close of the last Congress, and
his commission will probably be sent on by the
next mail. Mr.. Creashaw has had charged of
the Office for several months, and has the credit
Of being the most attentive and accommodating
Postmaster VIC have ever had. The appoint
ment will give satisfaction to the people s.5 .
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New Store, New Goods,
land - uW sfD
rwrm-wU n@TR m@CM5=H5s -
PHILADELPHIA STORE.

PHILADELPHIA STORE,
81 BROAD STREET, KIDD & KNOB NEW nRicK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WE take pleasure announcing 20 The citizens o Neya,
w da and vicinity, that the i,H
Philadelphia Store oren al No. ST Broad ST.
IN Kidd q Knor's Brick BuildinA
We have recently received large stock Of New Goods
which will be sod twenty-five per cent cheap than
before offered in this market.
The goods are Of the beat quality, and consist Part as
follows
French and English Mernos, all colors,
French and Scotch lads, all woool
Tlain and Ggured lie Lame.
Alapaca, Dombazine also French Ginghani,
Swiss Muslin, Jaconet and crossbar, in great quantity
SIilSs.--Marranque Plaid Plain and Changable 1.-THE
latest and richest style' also color Of Florence silks
Victoria Winter Bonncts.-Leghom Split Straw
silk and Satin Riding Hats, Girls FLATS and Boys Hats
Opera Presses very rich styles.
Table Covers.-Worsted and Linen Of allknds.
Carpets.-Three Fly, Brussels, Ingram, Velvet, all
colors.
Mating Large quantities from "A to Ca cheap
Floor Oil Cloths Mats and Rugs large assortment Of
| Druggett all colors, .t
We call especial attention to our large assortment Of the
heaviest Kind OF White Macnsc Blankets and Quilts aso
all kinds Of Flannels for family use.
Ebrodercs, Edgng and Lace the Elchest style op hand
and we call especial attention 70 item.
nj RICHEST s1Yfr of ENBRolDERnp uASDsrReBIETs i
/, 1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, al alp 2
DnmasIs.--eik and worstcd Of all colors an 4
Cotton.--Beached Muslin, 4.l-lo, cheaper than Ia,
ever before been sold -
Alexanders Kidd Gloves al5silk Gloves aud silk Niit-.
| Ladies' Shoes and CATERS, Of all Kinds.
Ladies are invited TO call and examine Goods AND
ascertain our prices, before purchasing elsewhere
"a. Repleprter the Nanaer, Phiiadeiptia DRY Good
Store No. ST Bread Stree, KIDD Bp11's D. ik Bnliig
ao- snELL coliN
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LANDEIkER 8 GATzERT,

LANDEIkER 4 GATZERT,
~ --DEALERs M $780,,
roceries and visions,
u EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL sUPPJY OF
N all articles suitable for the Market, In their
Fire Proof Building, ON Commercial ST.
Where they viii be happy To wait upon all that visit them
j. s. LANDEKER resides tho Bay, where he Is con.
santy purchasing for the houst nea and no efforts shall
be spared To always keep hand fun assortment Of the
best quality, which viii be sold at q LOW rRoFT.
B7r GOODS DELIVERED FREE 90
Cell and soc for yourselves. J. S. LANrEKER
Nevada. Sept. 1s56--4s-tf BAILEY GATZERT,
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JUSTICES BLANEKS, CONSTANTLY on HAND
- for Sale al this Office fe9 t'ilgal
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24
From an Occasional Contributor.

Correspondence OF the Squatter Sovereign. S
ST.. Louts. February 4, 1857.
3 The great Legislative feed IS. at last over,
and general good time they have had Of
IL. The papers viii give you full de-
seription of the proceedings, with the ex-
ception Of little incident that occurred at
the banquet. and which was. by particular
request. suppressed sort Of pugiilisiic
encounter between a high city official and
disciple of Blacks,one-.Cause, rs .liisas's
Cabs'ad. Capt. Reid. of jackson. made
most decidedly the speech OF the evening.
This morning the larger portion of the
members returned 10 Jefferson well pleased
with their visit and with themselves.
We had last evening not exactly a
movement of the waters, but of the ice.
and general ringing of the steamboat
bells, attracted vast concourse of people
to the leree to witness the smash up; bu,
aitor moving about hundred feet, itcame
TO the conclusion to postpone the perform
ance, much to the. evident Disappointment
OF the people. who seemed to think that a
destruction of property, like we had last
wlnter, would be exceedingly entertain
ing.
s We are to have perfect feet of pal
aces to navigate the Missouri the coming
season.
Captains Throckmorton, Cheever, CORN
ly. and old Joe Holland will be on hand
with something Few, and extra expecta-
tons are being made of large emigra-
ton through our city on the way to Kan
saS.
Our spring election pronives to be an
exciting ore. 1t is now settled fact that
there will be regular freesoit candidate
for the mayoralty, supported by Frank
Blair, and his little satellite, Gratz Brown.
The intelligenssr (the American organ
of this morning, contains a communication
recommending both parties-that is the
Bentoni,es and Know Nothings-to unite
forces at the next fall election for Govern
or, IN order to defeat the Democratic can
dida,e. AS the Inteiligencer is strongly
;freesoil. being chiefly supported by men oil
that wing of the party in our midst, there
is no doubt but that Its Recommendation
will have considerable weight in the abo-
lition camp Of the Democrat ard An
zeiger.
Occasionally thine, HAROLD.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24

The RIVER oPEN.-the ice in the Mis-.
souri, river, at this place, made general
braek sn sunday last about 2 o'clock, P.
NJ, and to our great delight babe US fare
well for the season. We are truly happy
to announce this fact to the public. IL will
relive usfrom the monotony of winter life
in this cold region. while navigation will
be resumed and business Of every kind
will receive stronger impetus. In the
course of few days we expect to see the
Steamboats, plying their accustomed couIse
up the Missouri river.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24
SAINT LOUIS. Jan. Is, 1857.
.]lfessrs. Editors:


II our Legislature
has done no other good it las, at least,
brought out in bold relief, the Missouri
enc nipationist, there will be in future
no lodging of lie question-and our CITY
has had the honor OF being represented
in the State assembly. by Delegation.
who have openly avowed tssat large ma
iority of their Constituents are 10 de faclo
aboiitionisfs. Let the people eli Mission,
Ct mean those Of the rural tlistric:s)
take heed - and needing give the
cold shoulder to those gigantic scheem-
ers-who, after having enriched them
selAes off of them, are now aiming dead
blow at one Of there time honored intiStitu-
tons. That the g emancipation party"
in St. LOUIS are large and formidable,
there is no use in attempting tie deny
and nothing but an united effort on the
part of It's opponents will be able tie defeat
it-this will be tae issue of the ensueing
Spring election, and we only trust it will
be made one at our next State election,
in next August.
Dir. Clover, one OF the leaders, in our
delegation. will no doubt be the candidate
OF ,le g ger-worshippers" for Judge of
the Criminal Court, when, if our friends
are united. worse defeat, than he receiv-
ed last Spring for circuit attorney, awaits
him.
One of our richest bankers, gaee par
ty last night, on an unusual grand scale
there were 700 invitations issued--and
some 600 present. The supper was said
to have cost three thousand dollars
which can be easily accounted for, when
you consider. thut one of the items was
thiIty-two dozen champaign. was
witness Of little incident, that took place
in front of the MANSIONS the company
We're arriving -crouched against one OF
the pillars was sitting a poor woman, who
Judging from appearances was in almost
total destltution, as one by one the richly
dressed females swept pass her no sound
saw @ tloii StiAiCo SSSopCa tfSl ups,
many were the glances from bright spark
ling eyes bestowed npon her. but no hand
of charity was extended towards her. and
I was thinking to myself 8. so is the way
of the world" when splendidly clad la
| dy approached, her ear caught the nutter-
ed groan of anguish hastily asking her
escort FOR the laon Of his purse, shining
coin. dropped into the lap OF The forsaken
| one, ga God bless you,' and she was gone.
I thought there was no jeweIthat bedeck-
her queenly form that saone with half the
lus,re Of that one act, and whatever the
after life. of that fair one may be the
prayer of that poor woman. viii ever ACT
as a. tesiament. and Il thought the world
is not SO bad after ali. "
Occasionally thine
HAROLD.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24
Our Courthouse and New Hotel.

We learn that our County Court has deter
mined to build fine Courthouse. the COM
ing spring, on the bea utiful square in our
town. donated by the Town Company. on
the Bluff commanding a fine view of the
whole town, and the Missouri river, both
up and down, for miles. We learn the Town
Co in order to induce the Court to build a
Courthouse at once, donated lots for that
purpose to the value of soma six or eight
thousand dollars, SO that by borrowing a
few thousand dollars. our county car build
all our public buildings without any hesvy
burdens on the people. This is as i.should,
be, and we hope the Court will see the
Courthouse g put through" as fast as possi-
Bile, as we greatly need such building.
Our representatives, we learn, have
obtained charter for Hotel Com
pany in our town, with a capital of
fffty thousand dollars, and several of our
property holders and others Interested in
the prosperity of our town, have already
agreed TO take large portion OF the stock
and will at once organize and go to work
and erect this spring hotel worth from
twenty to thirty thousand dollars. Such
house is much needed in Atchison, and it
viii no. only pay 3 good interest. in the
way of rent, but such a building well kept
will add twenty-five per cent. to the value
of the whole property and trade of our
town. Every man who owns shares or
lots in this town. or has means and is in
business in AtcEison. ought to show bib
eral spirit and at once take all the stock,
so that the work may at once progress
without embarrassment.
The erection of the Courthouse and Ho-
tel. to say nothing Of other buildings. will
give employment for many hands for sew
eral months. Workbench of all sorts are
much needed NJ Atchison. They can get
constant employment q. good wages.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24

The KickAroo MlssIos-By request,
we state for the benefit of the public, that
this mission is located near Lodiana city,
Brown county. Kansas Territory, twenty
five miles west of Atehi.on city. and forty
five miles northwest Of Leayenworth city.
1t is under the care of the Old School
Presbyterian church. This flourishing
mission, situated in rich and beautiful
country on the head-waters of Grasshop.
per river, and blessed with churches and
schools. bids fair TO become a prominent
place in tie Territory.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24
Wind.

How often is it. that when some editor
or other, in some ambitious town in min
nature along the Missouri river in Kansas,
is about to PUFF his favorite site. he sets
cut by promising, that he is not aecustem-
cd, on such occasions, to using the article
which heads these remarks.
We neither know nor care who uses
said article. But we DO know that it viii
take wind ike unto young hurricane
to blow Steamboat ia landing distance
of some Of the wouil-be cities of Kansas
not thousand miles off. So say the Boat
Pilots, and truth sustains them. Atchison
Is satisfied with her position and future
prospects. She has landing that neter
fails to accommodate the largest and most
unwieldiy Boats that ply the Missouri
river. 1t is long enough and broad enough
10 accommodate boats for the special con-
venience of ali the cities, towns and sites.
on this side of the river. from the NebFas-
ka line TO Ks nsas city, No., and if any
should need her wharyes, Their IS room a
plenty. We shall endeayor to be neigh
bourly, and render them all the assistance
they may need. The soil and soul of
Atchison city and county are too rich In
natures gifts, TO be parsimenous OF I'M
gallant in the least.