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CTONFS.--Th subscribers has lately received
y upwards Of fifty superior Cooking Stoves of all
kinds from the painest to the elaborate, ut all
prices from Sl2.0o to 100; also many different
kinds of Paror, Office. Hail. Store and Bar Rooms
with every improvement Of value. They can be
at the Elkton Stove House.
Oct 4th SEAPLES & CANIWEIL.
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1t is stated shat Mr.. Keitt, the intimate
friend of the late Preston S. Brooks. and
participation in the Sumner assault, is confn-
ed to his bed with the identical disease of
which Mr.. Brooks died. The coincidence is
singular.
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Nj. AV1SE'S

CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
if1A No. 70 North Second Street, Opposite the
a.A Mount Ternon House,) PHILADA.
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweled, ls X, cases,
S2S; Silver Levor do, do. ST.: Silver Lerine, do
50; Quarter, S. to 81; Gold Spectaclts, 81 so to
$40; Silver do, 81 SO; Silver Table Spoons per
sct, $l4 to SIS; Silver Dessert do, do. SO to Sill
Silver Tea do, do, 81 rs to 81 SO; Gold Pens and
God Cases. So Is to So; Gold Pens and Silver do =.
ST. together with variety of hue cid Jerefry,
God Curb Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted TO be rs represented. Watches and
Jewclry repaired in the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks. Pins. DO, made to order
N. b All orders sent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended to Jan Silly
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Or, kANr A letter dated Havana, Jan.
23d says: Doctor Kane is fast recovering -
His mother is now here, an under her gentle
nursing there are strong hopes entertained of
his ultimate restoration to perfect health.
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BOOTs,sfIOEs AND GU.IS!!!

LADIES. GExrs, MISSES, DoYs' AND CHILpREx's
Doors. SHOES, G ALTERS AND GUNS, FOR
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, OF
EVERY QUALITY & STYLE. AT
ID u N b A r RS
ONE PRICE " ho'esale and Retail Boot d Shoe
OStore, Is S Second St. cor. Carter St Where
is the best Retail Stock in tho City, mostly of hi.
own make. aud choice selections from Eastern
Markets; selling at the very lowest pricos
Particular attention paid to YourHs AND CHuLp.
REs's SHOES. AND EASY SHOES FOR OLD LADIES
Always gu hand large stock Of Pure Gum..
Also. Goodyenr's Gums Of every style.
Custom work made neatly and promptly. All
Dunbar asks is a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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NEW YoRE SENATOR. Hon. Preston King
was elected United States Senator on Tues
day by tie New York legislature, fer six
years from the 4th of March next, in place
or Hamilton Fish, whose term then expires.
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SURVEYING.

TENlE subscriber having resumed his form
L. er business Of Surveying and Convey.
ancing, promises to accommodate all who
desire to patronize him. JOHN JANNEY.
April TT.
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JOSEPH I'd. FOSTER,
A w N IN G NJ A Ter,

OSO NORTH THIRD STREET tEast sido).
-~.JC Above Willow, Railroad Depot. PnlLA-
pELpHlA. where can be obtained. at the shortes.
notice. SAILS FOR BoATs American and Busncs,
Flags of all Nations, Awnings Teuts, Wagon and
Canal Boat Covers, Soaking Bottoms, llanimocks,
Bags, etc N. b. Fall and Whe i Ropes spiced
Old Awnings repaired, Residence, $50 South
Front street, above Pine,
Jan 30 '59-ly
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CIlILLS AND FEVER,

TUST received frsh supply Of Paschalps
y Fever and Ague Mixture, never falling
remedy for this disease; give it q trial.
For sale by
DR.. H.H MITCHELL,
July 10, l8b6 Eikten. Nd.
AGUE SUFFERERS will do we'll to read
treatise by Edward S. Merrs, on the Forms
and complications of Chills and Fever, ind
the use of Paschal's Fever and Ague Mixtur
in the prevention and treatment Of that and
othty 'iasmattc affections. Sertt-sr 10 sny
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MORE NEWSt
FOR SALE.

LNLOCR, NEAL AND FEED of various
Il kinds and qualities, very low for cash,
opposite Joseph Taylor's Hotel and adjon
ing James Hasson's Leather Store. hy
JOHN MATTHEW'S
Elkton. April l2-lf.
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krR. i. S. SITES

rTNENDERS his Professional services 10
q the citizcils Of ELkTON and vicinity.
OFFICE, EAST END OF MAIN sTFFgT,
April &c, l8U-Gm
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bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioners Of Cecil county at their hr$t meeting
after the Sd day of March next, for building
a Bridge over the Little Elk creek, near
Mackall's Mills. Jan 3l--5w
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Building Lots for Sale,

TN the Town OF Elkton; within three min
lutcs walk of the Railroad Depot. Price
from SO to S. per front foot. Apply TO
4. L. MAY
Elkton, Jan, Il, 81,
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n. n. MOUNT. b. 4. GIFNA.
MOUNT & CHINA,
Flour, Grain and Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

BROAD STREET bc,ueen Pine and Wood,
PHILADELPHIA.
Refer tot. W. Mousr, Rising Sun, Cecil
county; KIRK X SrrIBs. do, CHARLES II.
IlAHrs, Brick Meeting House, J. CAHHART
Il Soy, Zion.
n. B. Consignmants are respectfully So
licited and advances made whca requested.
Cov Ia; IN; p,o
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REMOVAL.

I r. ROWAN, having removed his Law
~. Office to the second story of the Cecil
Democrat" Building, may always he found
in his new office, prepared to attend to all
business entrusted to hun. Noy 2g---tf.
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NJ, for Winners Point, touching at Port
Herman and Ford's, on the Elk and Turner's
creek. Casscday's, Fishers, Georgetown ana
Frcdericktown, on the SassafraS
Returning, will leave Winners Point AZ .
A. NJ. Thursdays, FrGdcricktown at L. Nj.
For Port Deposit and Havre dc Grace.
Satu, days al . T.. NJ. Returning, loaye Port
Deposit at =. NJ Mondays, touching al
Tord's and Port Herman going and returning
nF-For Freight and Passage, having good
accommodations apnly to Cant II II, 4
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TIL f. CECIL WHlf
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. G. RICKETTS,.


BY p. G. RICKET1s.
TERMS.-s2. 90 year in advance.
80, If not paid in advance.
800, for clubs OF Five.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not etctctlirg
square will he published three tines fer On
dollar; AND twenty five cents for each sui Sc
qasnt Insertion; longer ones il tie A:nc or
portion E5-rweive lines BREWER, or space
equal to that make L square. Advertise
wait. Published quarterly. semi Annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sont without the number of times they are
t. be inserted being stated will he continued
uni forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions cfa square charged
as square.
1yNo paper discontinued until all ar
fearages are paid
- ingle copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
G-"F. B. PALaEn. ige"t \. 4. corner OF
Faith and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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r. Co Q .zicr:

HAS for Sale Wines Champagne, malag.
IlPort and NJ ,deria> Old Rye whiskey -
kinds) Gin, Brands Y kinds) n. E. Rur
German Bitters. aud Cigars, beth domstlt
and foreign. Warranted as representa-.
Sept. l3 1856.
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HIDES and LEATHER.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH, FOR
Green Hides and Skins.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
4 T CITY PRlcEs FOR CASH on EXCHANGE FOR
n HnEs.--Spanish Slaughter aud Rcd Sole
No, | . ana 3: Wax and bud Uppers; French and
American Call; Slaughter and Sailed Hips, Bride
and Harness
MOROCCOS.
Fronch and American Smooth ard Curried;
Tmmpico and American Boot; Kids. Black and
White: Torpings, Red and Green; French and
American Innings; Plain an Striped bindings;
Smiths Aprons; sheep skins. dressed in 1Tddl. d
misc article for saddle covers, door mats and
riagcs
Stretched and Rirettci Bands Oil Lacng.
Meats Foo; Oil, the only suitable oil for harness
and carriage feathers warranted pure Plas;erins
Hair general assortment OF Leather and Find
ings always on hand.
Those in want can, for the cash. but as cheap In
Elkton rs in the city, save time, expense and IN.
courage home trade
Thankful for pas; and present patronage, the
subscriber hopes by attention and fair dealing to
merit and increase the same,
JAMES HAssoN.
Elkton. Sept. q, i3j6-Gm.
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TIE FIRST BOOK Of the Rational System Of
English Grammar. Is cts.
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Family Groceries, ProvlsIos.s
If You Want Il CoDd E'ape.
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Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

IA Market ST., Louis, Me-. March 5, 1858.
Dear Sir: am doing exhaustive travel in
the Vest and Southwestern States, as Cen
era AgeItfor Adams Amer can Liniinent, and
would be glad if you would favor me with
consignment of PIor. Wood's Hair Restorative
as 1 feel assured that can Introduce il i Inany
places where it is not known, as NY own head
is living testimony of its valuable I.rope .tiss.
in restoring the halr to its natural cciuT. ala
forty years old. aud my hair limos: white,
bui after usirg three haif pint bottles, my hair
is beautiful auburn. as II was at eighteen, and
much improved ii appearance, and would not
be without bottle on hard, for the price OF
ten. | should be glad to attend TO any matter
that is connected with tn. Hair Restorative
have been for thirteen years engaged in the
same business, and will be glad To hear from
.ou soon. BY address ia Paris Tennessee
Yonrs respectfully, Nm. Is. BOONE.
rs scme think the original Restorative con
tanning Sediment, vas better than the clarified
or clear. we will notify all that hereafter We
will put up and keep constantly hand both
that which Is clear and that which contains
Sediment, hence dealers required to specify
which they desire.
Sold at III Market street, St. Louis, 3i6
Broadway, New York, and By all Druggists
everywhere. Al kinds Of family patent iaeii-
cincs for sale on the most liberal terms Pref
Woods establishment, ia market street, ST.
Lonis.
priee-Aalf piats 81, or six bottles for So !;
pints 81, or six bottles fer 50; quarts So, or
six bottles for sl2. 4 mach larger discount
will be given on larger quantities.
eSFor sale By all Druggists.
Also for sale Prof. Wooss' Oriental Sana-
| tive Eminent and Vegetable Magic Life Pals,
warranted better than any other or The money
in all cases refunded. Remember this abd lrs
. them. See Circular.
Stephen johnson, Agent, atchis.. Z p
Cctalc< e LIS. tg $--AzA
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

CArrURE OF AN ABOLITION IScEs-
plAnY.-The Louisville Courier Of the
18th uIt., says, the Rev. WIN. Anderson,
Preacher Of tho Methodist Church Of tie
North, and chief OF the Abo!i,ionists of
Madison, Indiana, was captured while on
board the steamer Telegraph His car
pet-bag was found TO be filed with incen-
diary documents, proving that he had been
engaged in running Off slaves from the
neighborhood of CarrolI.on Kentucky
The papers found in his possession also
Implicated many distinguished Northern
sEs. He was taken yesterday by the
steamer Superior, to Carrcliton. where
$500 have been offered for his capture and
arrest.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
NOTICE.

To The Stockholders Of the Lecompton Town
Company.
NOTICE ia hereby given that in pursuance
N of tie Bylaws Of Lecompton Town Com
panv, act II, That all shares on which ASSESS
ments haze not been paid, will be sold to the
iiishes. bidder for CASH, at the Office of the
Company in the city of Lecompton, <. T., OH
the Fl. st Monday in December next, commeuc-
Ing at 10 O'Clock, A. RI, to meet the payment
for brick sold the Town Company for the Cap
ito of Kansas.
The gross amount received into the Treasury
OF the Company amounts to Sc, ,l92-0G. The
gross amount paid out amounts to S., ,934 %.
leaving balance in the Treasury Of Si56 GS.
Act II rea, rs follows:
Ali shares on which one or more assessments
or indebtedness is due after six months of such
Indebtedness due notice being given thereof, be
declared forfeited and sold, the Indebtedness
paid aid the balance carried to the credit of ac-
count of the shareholder.
No ass ssment is due upon stock certifcates
with tile seal attached, but upon all others.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
8. J. JONES, Sec'y.
Dec. 6. 1856. i3t-5w
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

from the Leavsnwor'h Herald, of Saturday.
left New Orleans with 500 Een FOR Nj
saraugua.
S2-IVe learn that WIZ. BAapEE,
member OF the Council from the For: Scott
District, came to his death some wesks
since, by accident. and tina; an cletion has
besn ordered to fill the vacancy.
to- Two of the Railroad packet boats,
The Australia and Aubry. have been
caught in the ice. The Australia is fro
zen in at Kansas City, and the Aubry at
Liberty Landing.
Fs2- Ii seems tha, Mr.. f. IIoa agland.
sioner who took on Dispatches from Gov.
Geary to Washington. We suppose the
dispatches relate to Judge Leco,npto.
Hy- 1t is stated that DIR. Joshua II.
Cihon, Gov. Geary's Private Secretary,
,uet with serious accident not long since.
Tne stage upset. and lie was seriously III
lured about the head and shoulders. The
last accounts represent hun as being at
Arrow Rock, Me. confined to his bed.
ry- 1t is rumored that the Topeka b.
gus Free State Legislature failed to meet
according to the Proclamation of Gov.
Robinson, cause whya no one just now.
seems 10 knew. Robinson was away, and
Roberts, the Lieut. Govenor il il sail. re.
pu uiiated the movement as ;,nwise AMI i'm
polite Tncn we suppose the f'rse State
Constitution is d cad, defunct aud damned,
~ il saould have been long ago.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
pre-EI,anfiona.
(. aALLATIN OTIS.

(k"cettiy from Louisville, 1y-,)
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
WILL Practice I.aw lin The various rouste
- OF lac Territory, attend ~ collecting
inoi:irs aid procure pensions and bounty land
warrants. He kas al the presumption Ia ss Of
the U. S.atss, AID having beestappointed Notary
Public By Gov. Shannsfl. as 10: i3osis~i te pre-
pare all necessary papers for pre-eihptors O.
public Iaa..s, snl will attcni with them In per
son at the Land Office, Whenever des:scd. He
will also take dispositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds, &c. From several years ex perirncs IN
his profession, he hopes 10 perform its duh.s
satisfactorily.
REFERENCES :-R. B. Carpenter, ESQ, Chit
cago, H.; Jas. III. Oliver, Es..., Cincinnati, o.
Rousseau & Rouss-au, Louiss lite, ky.: Jas. z.
knight, Esel., st. L,ujs Judge Jatta IL. Hal
lerinan, Johnson & Lyle, Col. Perkins, Leay-
North City. 47-e
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

from the Subscribers on ths
Il night of September 9Th, two Negro Boys,
Ned and Hsrrison.
NED is about l8 years cid, stout snd well
built, about fest::eight inches high, and weighs
about ITO pounds. At the time of his leaving
was dressed in brown velvet coat.
HARRISON is bright Mulatto, about five
feet four inches high, weighs about 120 lbs, is
about 16 years cid, and vas rather shabbiiy
dressed.
Said Negroes took with them two Herses.
One black, six years old, branded H. on left
hip, quite thin, about Is I-2 hands high.
One Ciayhank, dark name and tail, rather
bushy, 8 years old, about Is l-2 hands high
PAGES.
Five hundred dollars reward will be giren for
the apprehension and safe return OF the Negroes
and Horses, or $3.50 for the recovery &C either
Of the Negroes and Horses.
A. ]. FREDERICK,
z. CABELL
Atchison, KIT t26-tf'
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
YOU DESERVE CREDIT FOB YOUR.
SLscoOcEy.


rE1HE folIoVing is from distinguished mem
i Der of the medical profession:
ST. PAUL. January ]. 1855.
Prof O. J. Wood--Dcar Sir: Unsolicited.
tend tl,is certificate. After being nearly
bald for a long ti...e aIi.l having tried ali tie
hair rsst"Fativcs extalt, ald having no faith In
anv, was induced, on hearing of yours, to
give it trial placed myself in the hands of
barber. and had my head fabbed will, good
stiff brush. and the Restorative then applied
and We'll rubbed in, ill The scalp all a
glow. This repeated every morning and in
three weeks the young hair appeared, and grew
rapidly from August last up To the prcsen. time.
and s thick, black and strong-soft aud
pleasant TO tie touch, whereas, before it was
harsh and wiry. what little there was Of it. and
that little was disappear ing very rapidly still
your Restorative about twice week, and
shall soon have good and perfect crop Of hair.
Now have read of these things-ahd who has
not =? but have never seen hitherto any case in
oy any Of the hair tonics, &c, OF the day and
1t really gives me plea sure to sscord lie result
of my ex perie,.ce. ! have recommended your
preparation 10 others, and it already has large
and general BALE throughout the Territory. The
people here sas its effects, and have confidence
in it. The supply you sent us; as wholesale
agents for the Territory, ia nearly exhausted
'sd daily Inquiries are made for it. You de-
serve credit for your discovery. for one res
turn you thanks for the benefit it has done me.
for certainly had iest,aired long ago of ever
ehecting any such result.
Yours, hastily, ]. W. BOND
Firm of Bond s kci,og, Diug.ists,
81. Paul, NJ. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

Two MEN FRozE TO DEATH.-We
learn, says the Lecomgton Union, from q
party OF men just arrived from of sur-
yeying expedition, that two men belong
ing 10 Mr.. Columns company Of survey
ors, by the name of William and John
Purcsll, were frozen 10 death a short time
since.
Our informant says that every exert ION
was made to save them. We extend our
sympathy to their bcrcaved parents and
friends
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
From the Now York News.
;. Consnirators IN EYsrY Cabin"

"conspirators in Eysry Cabin"
The Albany Joarnai.spsaklng with ref
ersacs to the threatened instructions in
the south, says:
Oaee let il be known in ths slave how
ell tina, II ASA" can't get no help frosa
the Northern half of the Union, and in-
surrections will be breaking out every day.
Hardly household will lay their heads
en- their pillows at night without dread Of
knife a, their threats before morning
TEsy will find plo:s on every plantation.
They will hear Of consflrators il every
cabin.
The Chicago Times naturally remarks
with reference TO this Infamous complaeen-
ey and treasonable assurance, the Albany
Evening Journal would rejoice to see ev-
cry STAKEHOLDER fall By the knife OF the
the negro. or burned to crisp in The sre
kndled by slave insurseet:on.
The suppositious ceac which the Journ-
al makes, would already have bccou,e an
obstinate aud damaa Bile fact, If that paper
and It's soli,ical friends could have had
their way at the recent elections.
Conspiratora in every cabin 2" No,
saat only. but conspirators in every office;
conspira,ors in every church black assis-
sins in every street and q. every hearth
s,oas; the North ruled by the iron rod OF
tyrant dsmagcgues, and the South laid
waste by the torch of ferocious savages /;
Disgrace and contempt from abroad ans
polical suicide AT home; the wrangling Of
one rase with the other, AMI coaseque Mt
ruin Of both and finally, everything Of ku-
iaan progress, everything of nationality.
everything of hope and sympathy for op-
pressed miilisns OF our own race. sent
Sailing into the limbo of furturity with
GU! hope or consolation. Such is an out
line OF the career upon which the Albany
'oursl and the rest Of ths Northorn peliti-
eai Abolitionists still seek to enter. Such
sha course upea which the South desires
a0t YET to Set out. Sheuid the lime ever
seae when this deyo,ion to vital princi-
PIE oil the Republic, !" massa" needs help
"''a the North. be will finl il need be,
"Ons arms enough among his N orthern
=, e'hfea TO sweep. net only the soma of
s'a IRON the face OF the earth. but with
s'h the nsrjsrous traitors vino usald IN
sieia 10 ieeeillon.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
EEWCOMH J. IRELAND,
NEY AT LAW.
ArcHIsoN, L. T,

HFCHEsON, .. l.,
WILL. practice Law in sile District Courts
w of tia Territory of Kansas. tho p, obats
Courts "F I.Favrnwr rrth and Donip phan countiea,
and also the Courts of buchanan and Platte
counties, Mo.
ton Law also instructions to Registers aud
Receivers am prepared TO n,s ke out and fi.s
with tho Surveyor General, deciaratofv state
IncEts of the Intention af the settle, where ns
wishes to be benefited by the Prescription
Law. 4z-i.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

DgThe Nashville News says that the
sale OF she Joycs estate in that vicinity, a
few days ago. negro men, common held
hands, brought as high as 81 300. Wo-
men, nothing extra at that, brought aSeut
the same figure.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
g,TTTr, ANO RAHEss.

nEaLERS in Wines, Liquors and Family
- Groceries of ever. description. Wooden,
Willow and Stone Ware, Tobacco, Segars,
rckies, Preserves. Biaii,4ied trtits. Oyster s
Lobstes, Sardiaes, Glass and Glass Ware &c
Ali OF which viii be scid wholesale AID Fetal
ie.yer ti.&n at any otiir. house it. lie ctty.
\ seoa. Eo. To-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
Aduainistrators Notice.

The Probate Court of AtcEisoa County hay-
ing granted to tie undersigned Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate OK William G. Mutt,
late of Atehison, deceased. bearing date the
22nd day of September 4. d. 1886. All per-
SONS having claims against the said estate, are
hereby required to exhibit them to him for al
iowance within one year from the date OF the
said letters, or they may be percluded from any
benefit of the said estate; and if such claims be
not exhibited within three years from the said
date, they shall be forever barred.
30--3w, A. G. SMITH, Administrator
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
8. DICKSON.
NETCEEEUESON,s
.FEssSera's Express C0a:pGsss 9,

Principal Office, II Main Street, st. Louis,
4 RE now prepared to transact General Re-
"A ceivIng. Forwarding and Commission Bus
ihess- Ali goods consigned to our care will
receive prompt attention, and be forwarded
without delay at the lowest transportation rates,
our arrangements being favorable for such pur-
poses
We connect at ST. louis with Valentine &
Co.'s Fast Freight Line from the Eastern Cit
ies-timt, eight to twelve days-by which
goods will be delivered at ali points between
the East aid St. Joseph in from twelve to TWEEN
ty days.
Have goods marked care Richardson's Mo-
Express Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
Insurance effected on the most favorable
terms. J.F. .RITCHERDSOE. P.esident.
HENRY KYLE. General Agent. f1t-y
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
EMPLOYMENT.

A GENTS (either travelling or loea) TO
N Newspapers and Periodicals, are request
to send, without delay, their address to the nn-
dersigned, and they win be furnished with a
business which will yield them from one to
state what Newspapers or Periodicals. they
have canvassed for. Persons who have not
hitherto acted as Agents, but who would like
to engage as such, will also please send their
names, Post-ofEce address, County and State,
written plainly.
WRIGHT. MASON & Co.
NEW YoaE.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
POSTPONED

POSTPONED.
NOTICE is. hereby given, that the sale Of
In certificates for non-payinent of assess-
snent is os:poned until Tuesday, January 13,
1851; also that suit will be brought upon all
notes given for the purchase OF town lots which
may remain due ard unpaid on that dag.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
5. J. JONES,
sec'y Lecomptoa Town Co
Leeorsstoa, Dee. g, 1856. t24-5~
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

SADDLE AND HARNESS
III u n III z "a 9 & Q H .
T KEEP always on hand, and will IA
L make to order, anything in my line, g g
on the shortest notice Give me call and
will give you satisfaction.
JOHN ROBERTSON,
s3a-a Atchison City, K. T.