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psas were as
P?' Missouri.
Jand next fall
t .Maine and
V Lans and
riisins a
lam
citizens. i
. I'aainsay
hat Kansas is
tile wiili y0ur
et won by our
you may 1 yet
lIlB'iniii...
erty toFre
(which hurts
li) I hni-e not
. When the
was adopted
to it, I did nol
jht, to aid in
I for oub
er expect to,
plank left to
-seekers nnl
i guess alout
vejl as they,
ibout to close,
ion, that it h
lis opposed to
Aboli Monism,
be democratic
Jind when
Imade a good
libtmtted it to
.'will do, u
khe propriety
slavery from
by penceablo
Ikirig Kansis
necessary for
I have seen
lio?is. I have
re; I .am stil!
hue faithful to
hay.
the audiencn
sriven him.
h chetra from
the 7th nit.
If nntor Urown
Court House
credit to him
I; was listen-
by one of the
bsserablfd in
say that bis
P matter ami
lut , utter that
' T
:t-candidate
renate, ani
to the dis-
ator all his
faithfulness
fiance of the
u Kansas af-
Iwhicb, Wal-
lest, to repro-
not' believe
flTtr Walker
rnor of that
Kouth would
false to the
Is bilU and a
Me, for one.
every - true
lit from tbo
tiis thing of
i of the most
i broached in
that he (the
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lad told "the
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V that Walk-
Jlled. .-....-
jnty. Mass.:
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ia the par
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W is to be
It exhibition.
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h being' the
held in this
by the New
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'hiladelpbia.
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al-
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fs.'at Boston,
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Dr George
fondants.
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Xowiof Amos
Ipromised to
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khandler are
thought the
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4TCI IlSOXt K.A5f SA8 TERR.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. 5; 1S57. : :
, MARCUS 3. rAItRQTTmn
'Thd Trea State Meeting
Of Tuesday next, will be held in Wolfolk'
"Ware House, oa the Levee, which will be
fitted up for tbexocon.'.,;' ?
'Men of alt parties are invited to atten'
Mr? PAaaoTt 'is an"; aLIeind pleasant
Speaker w!:o 'wsllbe"lIstin;d to with pfeav
u'rer'evea tv iLose who may not agree
witb him in f -tJHientggCj
ill icTbelialf et ibe? free
As, in an tcnest e
doGicfVKaansas, and selected, as be; is as
the charnpioa of that cause, to present and
argue it before- tbo pecple.-he isentnled
to a candid hearing by alt men whose in
terest are to be effected by the result of
-die approaching election." Let all such
tarn out and give hiin a hearing, and weigh
well what he may say."
f The Free State ? men of Kansas expect
to succeed, not by tricks, by' frauds.- or by
violence, but by the superiority of their
principles. All that they ask is a hearing
by the people . v: .. ','
A Downright Lie.
I take this 'method 'of pronouncing .the
statement made' in the. Quindaro'Ciiico
li'an, to the - effect that on the: 22d oIk; I
"got the Free State nen put of niyjitricc.
and locked the door upon, them," an un
initigated falsehood, and its author a co.v
ardly, scoundrel. -" - "
During the day the office was repeatedly
threarened by some of the more; ardent of
those who took part with the crowd armed
against General Lane. About two; o'clock
word was passed a loiig the street to, charge
upon the office. , At that time there; were
'a number of Free State men in and about
' the building," from .other " places. A few
moiuenta alter, there were ne ree siaie
'men iu.or, about the office: except some
live or aix who had agreed in the. morning
to aland with meao its - defense, nor did I
see them again during the day. The of-
tice doors and windows remained open du-
Hv nn.t nv nrnvisnosed
f.to risk his person within
luilJitig was at liberty to do SO. The of
,' lice was "not: attacked. Had it been, it
' would have been defended, but its defense
would have been lefi entirely to Free State
' citizens of Atchison. No others were ask
ed by me lo .assist in its defense. If there
(va3 any ixitentionof making the office the
Bead quarters for beligerent operations, the
fact was unknown to me, until I'saw it an- j
nouueed ith Chindowo'nJ I was not in
favor of the row, and so far as I was per
sonally concerned, intended to stand simply
on the defensively I do not think the ex
citemert should have been gotten up, but
inasmuch as it had been, I did not think the
gentlemen who travelled so far to have a
hand in it,should have - taken occasion to
depart for their homes' Just" at the moment
when the thing was getting interesting,
and I do not think thaf after they, reached
their homes in safety they were justified
in telling such extravagant stories of the
blood and havoc through which they had so
heroically passed, or of the real or suppos
ed cowardice of thij; Free . State men of
Atchison. I lay no "claims to heroism
myself, and I therefore trust that the valiant
. Fallstafls and Bardolphs of the Chindowan
will deal tenderly with .me on that score,
and hot expose . too severely a weakness
which appears to exercise so painfully their
valiant gizzards. . - .., . - ".'.
; -: R. MeBRATNEY.
t ": Fears of Future Trouble."
1 We ,were shown a few days since a let
"TerrvnittetrbT' Tfemleraa7i,wfcrjrhasr set
tled at or near Monrovia, but who is now
absent ca a visit to Pennsylvania,' ia which
the writer say3 that it seems tSe the gen
eral conviction there that-ahere is to be' a
renewal of the old difllculties here in Kan
ts during the present autumn or fall. We
o not know what may be the "war-sign
in Pennsylvania, but from our point of Ob
servation we give-it as'our most decided
conviction, that such manifestation are not
u53cicnt to alarm the most nervous or
timid, and ought not to deter anv cool-head
ed roan for a single moment from.-cnrriiug
to Kansas if he has any desire to do so.
True we-have here in the Territory men
ttho Beem unaDjg (0 thJQk or to breath any
jngbut blood and slaughter; and it is a 1
M true that both thepclitical divisions jof
a.. territory are -.about equally afflicted
such men ; batVe are thankful in the
aadent belief that in both' divisions, the
Preponderance of Vooi-headed and peace
emen and orderly'citizens,isdecided,and
at the irdjuence" of-sucn ayill be success
uy,used:to preserve : lhe?. peacev . There
2J and probably wil. be.'nov and 'ihettv
tand temporary outbreaks, wnlch may
ytm Woodshed and possibly inVheloss
e an(1 Ac destruction of property ; but
ze put the prediction upon . record, "with
rrfecrcocfidlence that there will be no
general -.outbreak or disturbance and : no
very serinuW affrava. V; .' " '.'t " V 1 s' f
; A dispatch dated at W ashlngto'n, .Aug.
28th' aayaVf '
The private Secretary of Gdv. -Walker
has arrived Here from Kansas with ;dis
patchee . lie: left the Governor's camp at
Lawrence- ten J days since, and 'reports
that peace and quietness prevailed there,
nor-was there th -least' Intimation 'of war
ortiiopasned.uoiv VValker w usmg the
army. as a. posse cotiau5,-when civil aa--thorities
cannot make arrestV for breaches
or pea.ee, . ;j he ; 1500 troops in Kansas
remain there until the October elec
tion.. kJ ' r.
' 1 Mlr.nnr T...
,We give in another "jplace a couple, of
letters from D. R. Atchison",' written to
men in South Carolina, in regard to Kan-
ui.uj, ajv' uuyt; ueen con
pronunent
fort to make Kansas 'aETaye slate,' to run
intoKansas enough. ; voters . on" the day of
the s.ubmissioa of the Constitution to the
peopI', to carry, it through. ; By General
Sjrinifellow, CoJoffJ Abell, Judge Ilead-
asspciated with General Atchison in this
matter; and "who are even more interested
than he. is in the question, -we ae assured
that no such intention exists and . that no
such -effort will be made.-- We believe
them, and do not believe that Atchison
himself, really contemplates any such out
rage. In the present state of. affairs, no
apology exists for such a proceeding, and
noahonest and upright man will in any way,
aid or aiet it. ' "
ESS The Leavenworth Times gets, up
cj'uite glowing description of the trouble
in Atchison on the 22d, which it winds
up by asserting that two important facts
are established by r the, difficulty.. " 1st
That the day of Missouri invasions are not
yet over, arid, 2d,' That there is still
one'pTuceln Kansas "where free speech is
, ' ... .. . : .. - i i-' -
lorcioiy denied. .
As to the first of these propositions, we
have to say, that we shall rejoice to know
that it is sustained by no better testimony
than that afforded bv the " fuss" of the
22d. We shall have but little difficulty in
meeting 'and : repelling such" invasions, if
indeed we do riot incline to welcome .them
believing as we do, that the half of
those who -did the invading,' were Free
State men. -: .. ., . t v , ; -; ; ;-
As to the latter proposiiibn we deny it
in- toto. There is full as much tolerance of
sentiment ( and . freedom , of speech in At-
1 chison as-in Leavenworth or Lawtence.
a,c ,ucu 11 u" a """ "T
hke lo circumscribe toe freedom of thought
citizens, we have as few such as are to be
found elsewhere. The furor against Gen
eral Lane partook more of personal than
of any. other kind of , hostility,- but it by no
means follows thai Free State men who are
not otherwise obnoxious to the same men
who took part agaiust Lane would be mal
treated for avowing and defending their
political views. ' ;
;
Another Eow in Lsavenworth Another
; Murder Judge Lnych Still in the As
cendant. '
. We understand that on Tuesday evening
last, Leavenworth was the 6cene of a most
disgraceful- row, endmg - in murder, and
the complete ascendancy of mob iolerce
and lynch law. We have not been able
to gather the particulars," but understand
that the affray commenced at. a poltical
meeting and in a fight between a Free
State and Pro-Slavery man. The meet
ing broke up, with an immense amount
of exasperation on both sides. The next
morning, signs were discovered which in
dicated beyond all question that a murder
had been committed during the night. An
individual was suspected of the crime, and
seized upon by one; cf the parties which
we could not learn a confession of the
crime gotten from him, and "determina
tion manifested by his captors to bang the
accused without regard to law. The ef
forts of the f civil authorities to interfere
were unavailing. The mob could not be
controlled rf the. officers were aet- at defi-
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arise, and the probability is that ere
ibis the person accused of the murder
if one was committed has been hanged
without proof or conviction. : '
This affair conclusively establishes four
propositions;'' " ; : ;
r,lst-iThat tbe people of ..that place are
incapable of considering and discussing
great political questions without a resort to
brute force and violence ;
, 2d. That life and property has no guar-
tee oi saieiy wnuiu iue piace ,
voov 4. nat' mooocracy - ana violence are
th ruling elements of the place ; :
" 4th; That the people who wish to retain
their lives, and their purses should give the
place as wide a birth as possible. 1
?J We Insist upon it tliat men, without re
gard td their poliucs, have a right to their
lives and property, and that persons ac
cused of crime are'entitled to habeas cor
pus and trial by jary, and that excited and
infuriated mobs are not the proper umpires
to decide questions involving human life.
The propositions are practically denied in
Leavenworth, and the" place ought, there
fore 'to be shunned by all men who have
any regard for their personal safety or re
spect for those rules and laws which pre
vailin all civilized and decent communities.
strued elsewhere to indicate the existence
of ah intention on the part of those, jvho
havebeen prohunent'hereloiofe in the; ef-
ffATCHISON SEFFsXiss
JH. POSTj General Newsparr Adver?
tisin and Snbscription Aenc Jto., 54
Second atreeV between Olive and -Prhe streets,
i oar audwrised agent jtor. JaiB. f-;i"
J , E. SDDDERI DtlC, Newinaper M -
vertiaing Agenev, comer of , Main and
Olive streets, over Jon J.Aiidr8oa JS& Co.J
Banking U Juse,. St. I4uiaT ia authorised to act
aa onr agent. 7 ""''t '
OF Ancient, Free- ani -Accepted ; Ma sobs,
hold their stated meetings at the Masonic
Hall, in thfc town of Atchison, on the first aad
third Saturdays of each and every months on
meninat 7 o'clock, P. M. ' f .j.. - i ,i4
A. GALLATIN OTIS, Secretary.
Atchison. May lth, 1S57. - r- f9
... . THE POETRY OPPXTTSip. : ,
AYE It'S PILLS elide scgur-sbbd over the
palate, but iheit energy, thpagh w rapped up, is
were, and tells witto eiant force on ue very ion
datioq of disease.; vDiere are thousands oE aa'
ferers;who Would Ttot wear their distempers ft
they knevr they could fee cured for 25 eta. Try
Ayrre Pills, and you will know it. f f
: Purify, the hlood and disease will be starved
OUt. .. .-; lltij'Ktv t-f -,'-J- Ss-J-.------
Cleanse the system from impurities and you
are cared already. " IV '- '' '- ' - r
Take this hestjof allpnrsratives, and Scrof alaj
Indigestion, , Weakns,c Ileadkche, Backache,
Sideache." Jaundice, Rheumatiamderanffement
of the Liver, Kidnevs and Bowela, all leanga
ments and all diaeaae which a prtratgyerem-r
edv can "reach, &f tsoe rtheiitka 'uarkness
before the sun. - ,' ' 1 '.-v,"- r; -Ar
Header, if yoa are safferinif from any of the
huroerous complaints they cure sufferri'd - more
the remedy has bepn provided f oryoii, and it
is criminal to neglect it. ... --:
That Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is the best med
icine for a Cough. i9 known to the whole world,
ami that Ayer'e Piila are the best f all Pills,
is known to those who have used them.,
Prepared by DrI J, C. AYER? Lowell, Mass.,
and .sold' by druggists everywhere. :- . " ' . , :
TO THE RESCUE-
- MASS MEETIXO OF THE '
CITIZENS OF KANSAS.
M ARCUS J. PARR6TT,ES(?.i
The Candidate ,of the Free State Party for
Delegate to Congress, will address the people
at the tim8 ft'id places following: ;
Leavenworth, Tuesday, Sept. lj at 8 P. M.$
. ! ioa Pomtj rmay,
IClwood, Saturday,
Palermo', Monday,
Doniphati, ---ATCHISON,
Tuesday, -Wyandotbjf-Wednesday,
Teuni3th"Fridai,J
- Tc-peka, i J
"VVabonsaj Saturday,
M-nhattanj Monday,
Council Grove. Tuesday
. j Emporia, Wednesday, .
Ottuuiwa, Thursdav, '
j Burlington,' Friday,
La Roy. Saturday,
, Humbolt, Monday,.
J'ort Scott, Taesdaj',
Monka, Wednesday,
Paoli, Thursday, . ,
4 Prairie ,City,!Fi idav,
B lrliugame, Saturday,
; Ijcompton, Monday,
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Siuiner, Thurwlay,
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Oct'r. 1; ;4 "
Quindaro, erulay, :r 'Zy .
Several distinguished speakers will acompa
ny Mr. PARROTTto the above "appoinl ments
and may be expected to address the meetings.
-V:; IZcmoval. ------
TThTDluce orthe SqiiaHSfttveTtigillifoz
been removca to tne irame uuuamg, tool
of Atchison street, near" the team'Ferry
Landing. T. ,
U t J: Notice
The Squatter Sovereign establishment
with all the appurtenances thereto .belong-
ingi has been purchasedby O. F. Short,
and the publication of the paper will be con
ducted hereafter by him.
- " :. Township Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the Free
State men of this township, at Sumner,
on Monday, the 7th inst.t at 2 o'clock,' P.
M., for the purpose of nominating township
officers." ,
Precinct Meeting. - ,
. There wrll be a meeting of the Free
State men of Atchison precinct, at Atchi
son, on Tuesday evening, after the speak
ing, to choose delegates to attend the Coun
ty Convention to be held at. Monrovia, on
Wednesday next. ' " '
ff A Disgraceful ' Scene.' , T f
On ' Saturday, last, a young man from
South Carolina; named J a cksox, madden
ed by liquor, was upon the streets most of
the day, armed, a part of the time with a
gun, revolver and knife, threatening the
lives of peacable passers-by, and keepiug
up a continued excitement and commotion.
About noon some of our citizens took his
arms from ' him, s but toward evening he
got possession, again of a pistol and knife?
ana towaTus. evening assaui'-ea ateamster,
who was d riving, along; the tstree t v striking
him in the, face, and on the blow being re
mrned, discharged at him two barrels of his
revolver, and following him up,' stabbed
him with his knife through the right arm.
The man- was severely, though not danger
ously hurt. y pAnother man who interfered
received a severe stab in the cheek. The
madman was lhen disarmed by his friends
and the wounds"of"lhe men 'dressed by
Dr. McVet. " '" '.'.'." . ; . :
It is .no excuse, in our opinion, to say
that both of the injured men were of the
same party with Jacksok. "One cf them
at least was a quiet and industrious laborer,
pursuing his ordinary avocation, and inter
fering 'with nobod y,t and the other we are
informed, simply interfered to save the life
of the otherii The act waa a vr anion and
inexcusable outrage, for which the offen
der should be made to suffer .the severest
penalty of the law. . ;
A warrant ' was issued for his arrest by
Judge Hascai.l, but the offender has not
yet been taken. - We call uporthe: officers .
of the law to do their duty and their whole
duty in this'case.n - order that it may .be,
seen elsewhere, that the lives of peacable
cannot be endangered hero in Atchison
with impunity.
'ttKg, G.qTtJsre exMbiied -,- to fs'
yesterday a rcirdea SaT'maHfaltur''
ed by him' frboa a ieia o water stcuclc by:
hhn in digging a Mell on his claim in Cal
jbcuii county, about 38 tnilea- west of At
chison. "- The Vein of salt water was found
at a depth of S6 feel, and after passipga
vein of fresh waer. ; The . water rose 'in
the well about 20 feecTfee- vein of S$lt
water is very strong, 15 gallons of, it, after
Deingmiieu- svnn.i ireso -water, yiesuiog
one gallon of; salt: ,he product is of re-
markable fine quality, being -as fine in J
grain as the fim. qualilyorLiverrxiol table
This is a "great discovery for 4he people
of Kansas and is proof- positive that Kan
sas contains all- the elements deeded for.
the sustenance xf man.;- -r
A Fins Stone Qaarry.- ? i :-
? The workmen efigage4: in digging tfie.
cellar for the Lager JJerJ5rewery of M r.
Helfbics & Co., in block C, have struck
upon one .. of the finest quarries of stone
yet t opened , in or about town The stone
appears to be a minatuie of, bae and gray
litaei and - is of - the versmi al i t v, for
Lf4JJIiff : piigpfrlxnit the .Idea ot Jjc- of a
fine iolish with the pTorlmplements.
-.'i l 3 , m . ' - , ,
We regret that we lave been unable-
to ; get in type a letter ' froraC. A.
Woodwobtii,. givingc an Recount of i the
brutal assault made upon htm in this place
on the 22d ult. It shall apjjear next week.
C" We would - call the attention of
merchants and others, dealing Confection-
- t - -.
aries, See.,-to the advertisement of Messrs.
Bohn Sc. Co.,., formerly. Walter &, Bohn,
Manufacturers of Candies, Sec.; which ap
pears in this wetkV issue, '.s :
They have had long experience in their
vooation ars' doing a heavy husiness, which
necessarilr - requires ; large'- purchases of
materials, which', thereby enables them to.
offer inducements - not surpassed ' by any
houscin the Mississippi -Valley.- !
When in St.' LouH give them' a call; ",
- A Hit at Col. Ab3l. ; : ' ; . ;
f. Gen. Wiii tt i eld; lately . delivered a
speech in Osawkeei on political subject?,
which was characterized -by great' forbear
ance and tolerance towards 'Free " State
democrats, disposed or inclined to bite at
the' hook yclertt ' National Democracy.""
In his speech lie gives' ".brother A ieu
the leader of otir. squad of National . deiri.-
ocratStthe followinff -affectionate dio-. ; If
the Co!, lias no". democratic blood in his
veins,'-' (and certainly iWiiiTriELD-'OUght
to know,) then some ofour democrats are
the 11 victims of misplaced confidence," for
a great manyof them are deluded with the
idea'that he has. JVeare confident AYhits.
eld must be in'error.'' Whistles havt been
i jma.de pf pigs. U llsandA-ca pilaL. good- pyo-
slavery national know-nothingdemocrats
have been unde'of Henry Clay whigs.
Why not? But hear brother Whitfield .
" He spoke in-soothing terms. of those
Know .-Nothing"- emissaries who- havi
sought and are seeking to lead the Demo
crats of the Territory,' particularly those
who without ever having a drop ouDem
occrntic Llood in ihir ' vains, had beet
making speeches in Missouri; and asking
the people ot lhat state to come over and
vote at our October election. He knew
them well anduhe-' motive that actuated
them. After having sold out to the Black
Republicans in Kansas, they sought to re
instate themselves in the good graces of
Mis?ounans, by ' just such contemptible
humbugery as invoking their aid m com
ing elections. Such men were una uth or
ized, and all their labors in this regard
would be fruitless. . . No sane, person be
lieved that la .single man . from Missouri
was'cominer into Kansas to vole at the
election. ' . ' ' ' ' . -"
3There are one or two slight errors
in the very glowing account which the
Geary Erhl gives of the trouble in Atchi
son, to which we desire to call the attention
of its editors The Ferryboat was not kept
all day running bringing over Missourians
to take part in the trouble -cot over fifty per
sons haviog crossed that day, many of
whom were free soilers from the "bottom,
who came to hear. Gen. Lase rpeak,,and
not to exceed five of them were armed,
and these were residents of town at work,
across the river. - The office of Mr. Adams
was not surrounded in the terrific style de
scribed, nor did i the crowd go near his
dwelling or in abyAyay ,disturhe.his family
or. his dwelling.-- The night which follow
ed was as", quiet as usual, and hut few, if
any, felt alarm -at the approach of dark
ness.,;' ; '. ..' .'.' :"y'. ". . '- .
The Circular? alluded to by Col.
Abell, in liis speeoh, is unavidably cromd
ed out.,' It will appearjoour next week's
issue. - -.'-' :
JSMr. HAiicB, the Free State man,
charged with killing Lyi.e, a pro-slavery
man, in Leavenworth, in June la&t, escaped
from Fort . Leavenworth where he was
confined, one nigh last week, and, with him
disappeared one of the sentinels' who had
been placed I as guard over ,him. , His
escape is perhaps a A fortunate thing for
Leavenworth and Judge Lecomptes court,
as his trial could not but be attended with
Very great excitement, partaking as the
affair did so strongly of the old political
difficulty of last summer.
k-- In the : MammoaworehipinffAge,' it U
Tars io fled d man place his usefulness, to
the public before- his interest Darinc a"
lite Visit to the 'City of Spiadles we
ireaenieu uy a proiessinnai irietui, 10 Xtte
celebrated Chemist, Dr. J. C. Atib,
whose name is noflrjerfcaps, more familiar
thanacv oiherVp-t the bedside of-tsjckneis.
la thje country. Knowing ihe unprecedale
popularity cf hjs "merlfcinf s and - the im
mense sale orrthem,:: we had -xpected to
find -Tiim a.iiallion6r-and rolling 1 vin
wealth. But no, we found him in his lab
oratory, busy, with his laborers, among the
cracibles, alembrssi fnd retorts giving his
best perWnal care foHfie compounds? on the
Virxuesoi nsicn, tuuuiituus mug iwi uwiiu.
We Tearned, that uotwuhstanding hij vast
bussiness,- arid its prompt -returnes incash,
the -Doctor" is sot- rich. " ".The r reason as
signed that thmateral Is costly and he
rwrslsts in making ins preperauons . so ex
pensive! y , that the nett prcfit' is yta a IL-
Til E snbscribers having- leased -'SVf?
of PeOSsh : the Brick PtS
SUble on Atchison"sireet, th?y; art -now;
Y.rfP4red ta'accrtmotlate tbspubhcj with
fast horses Sfin carria:s. " -'They
areaiso. "'prepare to stahle horses for
U who may give them a call.-j&v; ? '--. :
L ." ..- BKAGG Is. MOULTOX
AtchisoB, Sept:, 5. 1857. 5 - ? 24 6m..r
WESTER CAXUT FACTO V '
TTACTOU Y oa Market, street, between; sixth
and Fancy SUtk CanJies, .Supar? Pioma Fine
Almonds. Gum Drops, Jujabe Paste, -Kock Can-
r)rviiucuifcT o)iui;a,.c oc., wtrtcu-we uave
alwava on hand, and fier far nalei ;
-2";We are prpaeff'td offer Fnperfor in
ducements that will satisfy all who wiW eive us
their Orders., V . ' .... 24 3t
' iV- Stray Y6tice' ' ' :
STRAxED from the sobserib about two
mileg and a half -past of Kennektik on the
niht of ' Thursdav,. Aujr.,' 27th," a larie;eray
hors, about - tQ haiida hrgh,' a natura 1 1 pacer,
marts of 'lariat oii his lieck, .tal bushjylhair
Knocked oil .his rump.; When he escaped he
had on a lariat. . ; . r ,
Anv person ,who will return said horse to our
store in Atchison, or cive information that will
fead to hi recovery, will be libt'rnnr rewarded.
Atchigon; &pt. 4, 1S5. '- . 7 ; .
'THIv nnd-rsineJ Aie'nt JfoV Cahvaila4ffr &
1 McCrtllouh.H OHld rcsnectfullv" anno'ince
Jo the public, tliat he has arrived, and will kep
constantly on hand, on the Lev??, nar tae store
of ClialiiHH. Atcjiisou, a larg" supply of
uumDer lor oailUtn; parpoMt.- 11 f .
tt -.j.. 5... JOHN F. GOULD.
LIST of Ivttor remaining in Uie Post Oifice
at AtcbijniK, K. T. Spt. lst,1837.
Addams Elijah ' t
Anderson David K
Arnold Daniel J?
AshcraCt J Vi,f u
, Mclean ST. .v,
, .Ecl'axjaud J F,
... McKiniie Geo , "
'e.iiMKfiwvcr Jaa .. : '.
. Mclrvain'r John
3 Morrelt Hii tm F
- - MHvaiiK- John C f '
1 Maxwell Harvey"11
2 MtaeWm B.,
, , M ise Wia'JK :
Muajen- Wax-E' it' a
2 OdleElizJ)tlv v
Arters lj!.a ' .-
Barclay VV ! .
Beck John - i ' .
Brovm Nafhatt W
Browri Nathan' ;
Biker .Stie E. '. f .
.Blaukley.' Geo, r 'f;f
Brooker James ...
Brelaa l,N P .-.
BMlloek Tabot J.
Biankidy Ephfartio '- 'iPiWkett TOr - J v;
Batten Isaac Potn'ts-' Th6s R 5.f.
C-dniiinsham F SK 6:-Pate-'Anderson "
Cavcifaugh Jamea ,
Carter Win X r '.'
Connelly Neman
Cotter John V
Ci-j imirs Emeline
Co. Daniel i'
ColviKe Jno"-i-Camel
DanM v
Ourratt Etrwaril' ''
, Jt6-nold3 S P'
Reynold Permeiuum
. " Rhodes Wat G ... ;
Ityaa John J . :
- Ueddington Jaa ' - ,
Hues M J r. '
- - Itusstili liagh'
'2 '-8npnMsoa,W$f?;;-
Childs J G
B'one Piiineas C
idlino-Mitbias
a.tj'fpers JIary s.- -ii
1 j frtarkvyeathe'r John j
f Sjuilefa A S
S.e wart Jonathan
Stafford J II
Searl Wharton D 2
1 . Shricve John C - ;
Stratton"& Vascr
I Steel James A 1 '
Smith Wn;. "..2
Smith J A 2
Thompson Mary L
Tetley Wm - r t.
I Thompson Viny
Tyree A i- , ?
Taylor Sarah E
. Thurman Juh i-- ,
Teaney Cha P ;
. Vermillion Jaa j .
V7oodworthA C
Wood worth Caleb A
Woolworlh-C 11 -
Wood Geo ' .
Woodburn Elias
Wykait Thomas -
WvkartTA . ;
White John O . 2
Wi sard Jas II ' r
. Webster Henry
Walker J hn A r
. Walker Lucius if 5
Wardler Jas ; 2
Wells Henry P ...
. Walling D.- C
Wathinir Nick -
tj imons inp:uas
C mklin JimcLS ' , -V
Deacon John '
Deacon Rit-hard
Dbaney J R ,
Kw an Samuel , .
FoJb Blll "
Fox Jacob !
Forbrier Robt
Gee Win W :
Gautier Alcide 1
Garri us Elmer E .
Gibso. I W .
Giles B '
Groh Daniel r
Grunawait SalinaR
Grindataff Jacob. .
Horton Stephen :
Hubbard E M
Hodson Jas AI - -Harlow
A C V
Huser I.!! '
Hinter Wa II ,.
Irvin Tlios D . ;
Jewell P A
Johnson Louis
Johns Jas D . r , .,
Jay Benj'n ' .
Jones Sam'I B
Kelly Bens
Kerr Alex
Kimball Ja E -
Kutbron Henry
Lockard Isaac C"
Lane Col J
Lovall Avuilia
Lewis Hnry.
Watkins N D
. Wildej Jesiah P 2
Willis Stephen B . -2
York Jas N
Yetter John .; . ' ;,
Lottride M J
Persons calling for th above letters will ay
advertised. . HENRY ADDOMS, P. M.
' CARPE.XTKR. IIUMILK A.VD i
- AISCIIITECT. v
THE undersicnedis prepared to execute car
penter worK end bnildiog in generl,on
reasonable tenn Elevations, plans and. spe
cidcatiohs drawn to order -
i Inquire at the Banking OiSce;of McBratney,
Au-.22. ; : HENRY R. NEAL.
THE nndersiprtied is atrent for the sals of J,
H. B Trows' Patent Corn Mill, to wfuch he
would invite the attention of tbe Duulic. '
" m These mills are portable, and do not require
a miliwrignt 10 set ioem up. aj steady, appli
cation of tw horse-power the 24 inch mill will
grind six to' eight bushels of ;oo4i meal per
hour'and will grind what as well as corn.
For further particilarara apply at my store
where an assortment of tuem can he seen.
Aug. 29. if . , L C. CHALLISS,
I'ion cer ;; ; Ctoihing- 'ESouze S
ROSESBORO
IS noiVopeBin: a lare and splendid assort
ment of Read v AlaJe Clothing, and r .
GENTLEMANS FURNISHING GOODS,
and would besr leave to call the attention of all
to his saperior selection. - He flatters himself
that, frotn.a ion. experience in his basiiiess,
and a close attention to the same,' that he will
be able to sell cckwIs a a less per centaire. and
also to sell a better qualitv; than ,can be fur
nished la the Territory. fits stock is superior
to arty ever offered ia this market. ; He has on
nana, ana open ior inspection, a large aesort-
tnent, among which is
Gent's Cloth Coats,'
" Cassimo.re CoatsJ
Cotton Coats,
" Tweed Coats,
" Cloth Pants, -V
" u Tweed Pant, -'
" Cassimere Pants,
Cotton Pants, .
Cloth Vests, . .
Sitin "
Mixed '
Cotton -. ,
Uuderehirts, . u
drawers, .", "
Kick Ties, ...
Handkerchiefs, . -
- And in fact all kinds of goods usually .' kept
in a well regulate f Ciothing and Furnishing
Store. iDoae 111 ri'ieat can had binx In the room
10OT Vs! KOSEU"
CAKDLCS ASD SOAJP
I (T excellent quality. tr sle cheap by
EOWMAN & B LA flu
and sevenui 8ts. iJmce.Jtd. 31 Market at..
Louis; Mo. KAi .-..-..,
i STEA1TB0AT SEOISTES..- 1 '
- - : -EOrJND JUP. : ... f
Star of te tTpfiWrOhlinan. Aar,5
Mornin? SUK'Brirlv.
-i Alozno Child.- Holland; -"
Florence, Tftrofck. .i .1 : . . . SepL 1 .
"W. H. Russell, Kainey.V- .i.s ir.
uTho.;E.lHitt, Dozier....-.- i ,2
i. St. Mitt CJobbel la - i ...... V" - .
Sovereign. Hutch ti.. .tit-...:.
Hesperian. Kerchnial.. f -i.... .s 3.
..Meteor,iliroffu.-j. -4.
. Josw H Oslesby, OgleSby. - -. b.
BOUND DOWN' - v
Star of the Wet; Ohlman.
Emisrant, rTerril....
Morpine Star, Bricrl?...
"W. H. Russell, Kinney.
.iAnp4 29.
T30. ...Sept.1,
2.
..... '
$ Omaha,' Wineland."
-Tbbs. E- Tuf, DozierV--:',...
Sovereign, Hutch ins.. "..."
'Hesperian, KerchivaT. .' -w -.: .
John WaraeJv .-'
ATCHISON HARSET.
" , "- - ; , jJtchisos, Sept. 5,. 1557. ;
: Vr Z. BstADSTcrrs., i -1;: V-1 ''
Flour 54.D0a4.7i sack, 3.50 "0 bbL
- Corn- $1.251.50. ;
Corn Meal $1.25Lv$ 1-50. - ' ' , : r :v-
" t ; aocraiS.::. s .,.
Brown Suear, 12,U Crushsd, I8.e,!
CotTep, 1516c. ... . . r . .. -, , 5
'Molaspcs,85Sl. .
t Star Candles, 30c-.' V - v - .- -..
Castile Soap, 25c., f-Sj -v, i T.
" Rosin Soap. 810."'. r . s f
, Tobacco, 2035.3& lt. '-' ' i -l " ' ' '
: Mackerel, JOl24c. f .,' t i;
' Vinegar; 25c.' ji ralloa. ' - : .'
Candkwick.3i)c. lb..- .......
-"Yeast Powdera. 30r. 1? lox. T T ;
Jfatches, $lfii$I.25grdS. " ji-l
Gincer,'15c. lb. ., . - - f. 1 .-. :' J !
Tepper. 20c. lb.
Spice,'25c. lb. ''" ' "" "
. T- Pepper Sauce, 20e. bottle. ."' V ;. T
Mustard, lOc; V box. . -
Sardines, $4.506 dox , ;.,
iOysters, $9 doz.' -. : ( ' ; 'r. " - . ..
. Buccet3. 25(3ti3ic. - .- : 1
Tubs, 75i$1.25Nv : I - ' ' - - ' '
Salt, 6575. b. . ; - -:- . "J
Crackers, $5.50 bbyu v .-- i cf ; - r ':
. . Broomn. 2530c. - - .! i .
Rope. 20:5c lb. : - " ' J
Plaueh l.jnes. 10l3c. ; v. - . ' ,
Bed Cords, 2530e. ; .
Raisins. 25.35c. " lb. '-:,-. ,
"... - indigo, ioaii5e.-1 oz. - , 1;
- Soda, !d. :- , - - " ' ,'
. Salaratus, 10(f$15r. ...-;! -z - -: 1
' : Pwder, 40e. .b- . '
. Ltad, 10c "j lb. c , - -'r :. - ,
Shot,10l24r.- - - : - : ' ' '
I Woshboarda,3i)2.V, : .', J
. Lemon Syrup. $4 doz. :- . - - : '
Cheese, 2025c.-15 lb. - ' ? :-
. Candy, 25c lb. : - ' "
. ; Candy, ?3 box. $4.50. -. A - i-t-s -
Rice, S i-I0c. lb.- ,c I. v :
, ' Pijkks, 30c. ;al. - - - -
I S-Sars, $t.5t 3 per box. .-
Starch; 15c. lb. - . - .
t Tea, 75SU25o.
Figs, 2c. per lb.
Nutmegs, lac. per z. - .'.': "
Cloves, 10c. pir tz.. ,---. --. i Vi
, Dried Apjiles. JC per lb .x.5 h'd--"
Butter, 20c, per lb- i
Ees, l"5"cper doz. ;' '
i Cheese, 22c. por lb. - -'
Potatoes; $2.00 per beh...':- ' - -
PROVISIOSS.' '-
Bacon Sides. He. - -. , '
Shoulders, 13 Jc. ; ' .
llama, 15c. ' " ' ' . '
' TiET GOODS." '
Prints. 612 c.:."
Bleached Dfne9tlc,ff5l2ic.
Cotton Domfjtlc, I5($25c. -- v
Tw4, asOe-.--'-ry. '
" DerfiutSf 12f 15c. , ',.' . ' t -V.-r-.,-- - ;
'Hickdrv, 12i.Sl3c: " 'V--LawrijYi
425c. ......
Black Silk, 75Sl.2Sc;..":'.",
Brown Drillin;;, lrlSc... " -
B!ue' Blankets, $43$6 per pair.
Linen Pant Stutr, 20 Uc. ;
Pants, made up, $1.50?$ I. 1 ,
Coats, ' 5U5tJ. r
Vests, " $ir;i$4. 4 ' '. .; .
: Drown Domestic, 74lOc:. . ,-. , , '
" Osnabur, 12il4c.
SmtiDettt50?l.'. :,V.'l A
Stripe Cott-ui, 12c. " ... .r ',
Chambrey Cotton, $12lc" . '
Apron Check, 1243lV. - ' '
Barege DeLaines. 2510c. ,- '
Ginghams. V2l5c. - " '
Blue Drill, V2fS I5c,l . "'L
Flannel, 2537c. " .. .. v. ,
- Boot. $3.9tKj$5.00. ..,'
Mens' Shos, $1.5K9S2. ' '
-Ladies' -$1.231.53. , ' v..
Misses' -' 5i(;i$i.25. ' '
Bova- $1.251.50. V " ' ' '.
Youths' " 9i$l. "; : ' . "
- Children'" 6(MS75c. V -W '
. LVMBtR.
'Pine Floorinir, S'.50 per hundred. . . f
Rough Pine L-imber, $f .?r ""
Poplar Siding, $1.50 r H
Pine Sidtnp, $f.5U -v . . ;
; Cottonwood Siding, $2.50 pex bndred'. ' t ;
f Shinjrles, Pin, $7(3 - . ' thou4hd.x
Shinsjles, Cottonwood, $2.!0 per thousand i
- Shingles, Cypress, $-" per thousand e T
. Lath, Pine, $3 per thousand.
Lath, Cottonwood, 55.00 per thousand, .
Door FraiheSj $'2.50.
- Doors, 11, $3.50 . , : 'S. J
Doors, l.3.25 - s
Window Frames, 8X10, l.tW .
" 10X12, 1.65 .... T r
, f ' . 10X14, 1.75 .
. Window Sash, 8X10, (12 lights,)'!. CO
" ; 10X12, - 1.25
10X14, 1.C5
. l ..PAJSTJ. :- '"
Whitje Lead, per k?jJt; quality ,3 doU
tt it 21 - 2 75 -:
' UlKQWnt.' --.-v.
Axen. 1.23
; Hatchets, 50C$I ii .: - --.' -Hammers.
50(t73 '
- Chisels, lOe. qtr; -Augors,
8$10c. or.
St .
, DtawingXotvea, 5ac. to I
Door Locks, 50i75c. ,
Pad Locks, 25(u!35c. -
' Ciist Butts. 1020c. per pair '
' Screws, 510. per doz.
" Masons' Trowels, 7$:.1 .
Plaster, US. 1 25 " . "
Hand Saws. 1(2.50
Cross Cat Saws. 60.375 per foot - '
Broadaxes 2.50(33 - -
Knives and Forks,' 75c.Q IJiO per set
s Pocget Knires, 23l.00
Fry Pans, AOQiMic. k . . , ..
. Castings, 6c. per lS. -. . .'
- Coffee, Mills, 5;3T5e. per palr '
Candlestick, 20050c. - r . .
Cow Bells, 73t.25c. 1.
Mill. Saw Files, 50575c . . ,
Plough Files, oOCJ75c.
Iron-Squares, 50c. "
Steel . 75e.0I.25 .
Tape Lines, 75c.l. '
JL
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
5 Atc7tispniK. T.
PARTICULAK attenUon paid to LETTER
ing. Solicits ths patronage of alL s' -.
AugHtf .
: ?. " v till. OWES8, ; ; . ; " -
OFFERS" his professional services i the
citizens of Atchison and upty. :Dr,
Owens can be found at" atl times at tbe drug
store of AT.; C Roswell, when not professional
ly enga-ed. - - 1 Jnhs20-tf;
A GOOD upland Claim, three rod a ball
miles from Atchison wood, water ana
cleared land convenient. Apnlr to
may HP, McBIiATNEY, ADAMS & CO..
0,000 glTTATgTBn
SOLD IN THREE WEEKS?
A u'Mi P Kansas 'and a ahira in Saratoga
-CA ,VHy,epiisUng. of Fir Loin. With
chance cf rawing the principal priz-e valued!
at $10,000." " ,v . .
: 1 for ? or e d6 LXAk ! z .
JTh subscribers; at the soticfUtion of manr,
Sharholderfc, ar imucd to altr theit Original
plan for rhpcsig of rtega City, b4 hav
adopted the follow air, viz: Saratoga City ha
heed di vided intooOD Shares, eachjahare consiste
ing Of Fire LoU .There are thre S
lai cert Atixtr y Serf i.ty-iv -"feet- - Thes-i
Spi ings will hare Ten Acre f : Itd tonnect-
ed with them, and will cotStitutfr-th utacipal
prize, e IrTg valuSd at $10,000" These SpriRgw
are wortJf a fortune t6 the man that draws them?
The water that dtchares front then WoulJ
supply a large eily.and 1 pure, cold a ad spark
ling, and po3SeS5a,.jBirreraL properties wbictf
muat render this city : the Saratoga ot - Kansas
Thes Springs constitute orie of the1 Ftf e Hun-
rirrxLsaaresi - .t -. . -i . . .
There will b- IOjOOO Certifcat isatwd. and
each holder of a tertiScate wiH draw a Map of
Xansas. wtorta'Diie Dollar "r fine of tia Flva
Ikrodred Shares tnSaritoga Ciy I . " , " ;
Saratoga Cilv is located in Calhoun !$it;
in Sec- 22a Towhsljip.U, jllai 15--ibout 1 4
iuiies north of Topka, 1G from Tecumseh, 29
fociL"iOrtoo. a itT35 fr ra Lawrence: is d
jrinlnghe Pottawatomie Keaerrationj (3J miles
quar which wul soon be. open l&f prs-einpt-
- . ,101)00 MAPS I v ;5.v4
Wear hiappy to state fthat "on of oir most
resectable Land Agocy' firms ar engaged in
getting fcfn the--tasV authentic Map; of Kanf
aas thut has ever b-ea produced, and ;thit we
hwa engaged lO.ow copies or tcenrst diuon l
,W fran U'w Vuppii' a beautiful colored fckction
a? Map or Kansas to Utoat who do not wish IV
wait until bur map fpWisbed. - 7
P.X;SuGCSTEf FOK DlSTBIBCTlfrX;
" It has been suggested by a sharrholder thaf
19,000 envelop e be -procured,. ant into 9,500
of these a slip of pfper or card be inserted, witlf
the words Ti) is caid eutitles the bolder to a
Map of Kansas .which can be obtained by for
warding this caro to the committee appoint!
to receive it," ind'itito SOtrof the envelopes a
slip or-card be insert!, with the ' Words 4Thi
card entiUs the holder to a Share in tsaratoga
City, w hich Can be obtained by forwarding thi
card lo the committee appointed to receive it-?'
Tbe envelopes to be sl:d np and" to be precise
ly alike--then to be irdlscrimirfatelv mixed to
gether, and numbered from ?i"o, 1 to'No. 10,000,
aud those persons holding certiUcate, by for
warding them, to the committee appJiiited'to re
ceive them will receive the r?utntered envelope"
which corresponds. with the rmmbee of the' cer
tificate which Ihey ft warded taAhe eotaraittee,
an.J which will exhibit to tbm there suit. t Thi
pl:n wiH probsbly be adopted, atf it will guarir
against imposition. ! '; '
X v THE DisTRinr?roN
' X7iU take place as Hoouis tire M?aps are ready,-
aloa?; the 15 h of of November.?". .rj -
.Land and L-ind Warrant- taken in exchange'
for shares and a lilerl "discount, allowed to
iho3e who purchase b"y the" quaxitity."'
; ; AGENTS WANTED'
In every cj'iy and town in ihe Territory. Irir
lu cements wiil be olTered, which will warraut
attention to this enterpriM. - i'"'-'
Address GEO W. GRAY Jc- Cl., Lawrence,
K. T., enclosing One Dollar, and a share will
be dispatched by mail, and any infof roation giv
en tint mav be requird. " Oae'.KIiar I'jOO'. Six '
Shares 5,00, .Twelve Share 10,0(i ' ' ' ;
K.CBRATXCT,
a. ADAH",
Atchison.
5 II EN R V J, ADAilS,
A. C. 5-WlTTV
' . " Iavenwortb-
McBriitiicyv Alains & Co. ,
BANKERS, :-
Attorneys at Law &, Land AgeiitK
" ' 1 . ATCHISON, K. T., ... ." , -
BTJV anil iwll lixchange,. Land "Warrants'
"and Heal Eatate; make collections; prose-'
ut elsima, local land warrants, and make'
rnTentmetits : of nionv. l' Interest paid on de
puaits. :"f -; .- . May 9
- -, -: i; 3J"02r ctXcsr- c
GtOOD timher arAf prairie claim bought a'nr
r. aold. - Also, .btwines. lot of tbe. Levee'
anH Main streets and falrt v andciieav' lot for
dwellings i" alf.parts. of. t)je town,. t
' Office, opposite lav tiotei.on rcnia'w-BU
n -3Iar' - jy W. T.. GAYLOHD.-
NOW is tfie rime to'Vnfer yiU "Claim at thi"
LiihI Onjcp, and if yon hav not the mo-"
iey to "pay for tlnni you scan - learn tu)W they
may be paid for, by calling en mt at tb oiTicw
of 'Cmu Pomeroy. W.4E. ; GAYLOBI-
xiiy-9 rj - : .;
."VfOTICE is hereby giT that the undersign--xN
ed has.obtainedrfrorathe Clerk of the
Probate Court of " Atchison Countr, Kunsa
Territory, letters of Administration upon the
estate e-Kober? Lngwfn, rfeceaivn, dated Jnn
10. !Sj7. All persons bitving tliiwi: against'
said Crftafe. are requested, to ..p'rrspnt them for
allowance properly attested, within" one year
from the date of said letters,' or they may be'
precluded from any benefit of said .s'tate. and
if such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of said letters, they wiil b'
forever barred." " "' ' "'
zv CLARK W: HUBBARiyXdnin;
. :Jfnnel3-t f v ,nnr V5 Ir.H
Ay
PURCH ASRR. for two hiirMred thousand?
nift Tree These trees' are ," No; 1, raised5
in a well .establiahed Xtirrry4n Westera IS'ew
York-, and 1 Will sell them cheap at wholesale.
J.ine6-tf ' 'V.. E. GAYLORD:
Sltiiytd, or Slolctt9 f
T7R05flhs residence of the .sunacriber, ene'
JL - darltebjfnirt Arre Horse, about 16'hands
high, branded otv U left ftip wfth'a letter'C
also, one daik roan Horse, about lb hand high.
YVlroever-wiU return said horses .or. ivein-"
foitnatioii w riere they can be had,, will be suit-
ablv rewarded- - ' ' ,'! " "
u.,. Augltf. i'. .:. R. Li- ATKRCSO Nl:
. Atchion, Aig 15, lHo7y It. f i
if. P. WILCOX, -
J' PA Cnited States District Clerk,-Kotary'
Public, and General JLandrAgflst, Atcba.
sou, K. T. Vt ill att-r.d to the. .collection ot
Claims, procure bonfity latsd.w'arrants, and do'
all kinda ef legal Writings' on the shot test no-"
tie. I will also practice Law in all the Mag
istrates' Courts "In Atchison . County, J. ,T.,
and will attend at theland office when requiredr
I am prepared to take acknowledgement of ail
iristruxnents f writing, and wiil afspf; attendf
before-the County Courts, and procure titles to"
lands for - persons who settled oft the School
lands previous 10 the stjrvev --- .- -
I have on hand a targe lot of Bfaek Tiee'day
Eonds and Mortgages. 3-m .Jtfnr6
:S T .. XO 40 BXAISr-STIlEE'r.--T
&. A. CARR, wholesale Booisti,
JLi Statioxkm, and Blank Book Blanufac
turera, No. 49 Main-Street, St. Louis, Mo., keep
constantly on hand, 'all the Spelling Books,
Arithmetics Grammars, Geographies, Philo-"
ophies, Reading Books, Ilistories, Dictionaries,
Cbemistries, Ac., now in n?c, which they offer"
at the Loivett Price to -cash or prompt
paving cuwtomera. . ii..-,- r 7 "
Their stock of Foreign and Domestic" Sta
tionary, Blank . Books, Printing and WrUitg
Paper, has been selected with the grtat ei care,
and is equal to any; one in the "West. Having
an extensive Bindery attached In' &eir estab
lishment, they are prepared o. ssanuf actare al
kinds of Blank Bcksto fcfW, and at short not
flOU SAI5 OH TO INCASE
rjlHttindersigcfd wiil sell or. lease, their"
"X LIJERY faABLn. sitnatedeB Atchirr
oa street. P essaaion giren imraediatelv .
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t--t Vi:; -" KOTirsU. ' - -"- ' -
THE aharehoWsrs- ef fje town 310, "'
. Tl Bert ta said place oav Saturday '
August 15, to effect tbe dVawins of R'
ether lmnnrfinf . , . .'u
other important bamness.
tend early. By order cf the Com ranr
Jteres2e4 at-
Aug
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