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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23
Books, STATIONERY, &f.

HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MED
II ICINES.-A full assortment constantly on hand at
ALIENS Bookstore,
aul1 diff 275 Main street.
DEAD! READ!! READ!!!
NEW BOOKS AT
LIVERMORE'S BOOKSTORE.
Opposite american Temp. House.
The Virginia Comedians, Old Days in the Old Do
minion.
Party Leaders, by Baldwin.
The Lady's Garden, Plants.
The Farmers Miscellany by G. W. Marshall.
The Ladies' Guide, or Sklful Housewife.
Moses from an old Manse by Hawthorne
Literary Recreatons, and Mscellanieb by John G. Whit
tier.
Hermcs Dell, from the Diary of a Penciller
Isabel Carrolton, by Kneler Glen.
The Scout, the Black Riders of Congaree by simms
WoOdcrat or the HAWKS about the Dove Cote by Simms
NEW BLICATIO NS!
RECEIVED AT 96 MAIN STREET, THIS DAY
August 4th
e. N. TUCKER, gent.
Now-a-Days-a book for all down East
History of Cuba, by Maturn NJ. Balou.
Extraordinary Men, by VIM. Russell.
Appetons' U. S. Travellers Guide.
Appetons' Northern and Eastern Travellers Guide.
Fern Leaves-second series.
OFF Hand Talking, and Crayon Sketches by G. W.
Bungay.
National Education in Europe by H. Barnard, L. L. D.
School Architecture, by II. Barnard, u. l.. d.
Tempest and Sunshine, by Mrs. NJ. S. Holmes.
Rambes in Iceland, by Pliny Miles.
Fifteen Minutes Around New York, by G. G. Foster.
The Masters House. by Logan.
Merrmack, Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
Elliot's American Fruit Growers Guide. 1,25
The Secretary, Circumsantial Evidence so
The Lampighter, Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass. State Register for 1854, lbs
-BOOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH
k1 Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. 2S9 Main st.
Captain Canot twenty years Slave.
fhpStn nod Inv I,ailn inIp Owls \
Warnings Elements Of Agriculture.
NOctes Ambrosiana, Is vols.)
Juuime the Daughter of the Hamlet.
Notes of a Theological Student.
Famous Persons ami Paces-by N. 2. Willis.
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres-- Vincent Nolte
Lives of the Chief Justices of the U. S.-by G. Van
SantvOort
Firmelan, "Spasmodic" Tradegy-by T. Percy Jones.
Literary Recitations-hy John G. Whittier.
Captains of the Roman Repuhlic-by W. II. Herbert.
Isabel Carrolton,-by Kneller Glen.
The Youth of Jefferson.
Newport Illustrated, by Editor
Substance and Shadow, by Mrs. E. Wellmont.
History of Pyerus.
Ticonderogue, or the Black Eagle by G. P. R. James,
Harper's Gazetteer, No. 8.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Tour, by Mrs H. b. Stowe
Utah and the MormOns, by Ferris.
Travels in Armenia, by Curzon.
PASTORS Wedding Gift
Lectures on Romansm, by Cumming.
FOOTPRINTS of Famous Men, by j g. Edgar.
Harpers' for July.
Putnam, for July.
Atherton, by Miss Milford.
Thoughts and Things at Home and Abroad by Burritt.
Aubrey, by the auther Of Castle Avon.
Twenty Years in the Philippine Islands
Leather Stocking and Silk.
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AGENTS WANTED.--MEN Of business n nsn.,S
like to sell Blackman's Genuine Healing Basam and val
uahe Rsl Save would do Wen v can snd see US az our
place. GhkALDS Il THOMPSON General Agents.
NO. Walnut st.. WorcestsE. Mass. azS uAS
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %
ReoI Gstotc.


NJoTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully tende
" his services as
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
any person having property for aer exchange either
the city adjoining towns, and would solicit the atten-
ton of Purchasers invite them to call 236 Main ST.
where he will be happy to meet them and convey them to
different parts of the city, and show them his assortment
of NEW HOUSE
part of which he viii sell Low for Cash. if applied for
Eoon and others on long credit.
Also Building Lots for sale usual-and several good
bargains, on
Immediately looked at. Delays dangerous.
diff LARKIN SMITH.
~ FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
fIsM 2 two story HOUSES on Lagrange st., will be
E.4lAAsold cheap fer cash or approved credit. Said
Houses well built of the best Of materials, and in
good modern style, with good water commanding one of
the most pleasant cites in the city The present owner
wishing change his business wishes sell both of these
houses possible will be sold both together
separate For particulars inquire of J. SMALL, on
the premises.
Worcester, May %, 1854. diff
VIvOR SALE. 90 BUILDING LOTS LO-
III Gated in pleasant and thriving part of the city,
within five six minutes walk of the City Hall. viii be
sold cheap payment easy. The whole may remain on
Mortgage long the purchaser may wish Inquire at
inch 2 dt it, W w ''' A. J. EATON.
ia DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
cd Containing eight rooms, pleasantly located within
Gs4AAve minutes walk Of the Post Office, suitable for
families Threefourhs of the purchase money
may remain mortgage for term of years. The above
house will be sold at great bargain. Apply to
A. J. EATON
jy17 diff Corner of Main and Southbridge SITS.
kl FOR SALE THE subscriber, being ssSs
s.s DESTROYS of leaving this State offers his tss
-e2Are REAL ESTATE at very low prices, con- ~'0-E-
ssting in part of House Shelby street; do,
unfinished Laurel street, do Grafton street, 20
House lots Laurel Hill; do, Grafton street; ii
of Land, the Holden road; 1SS of Land,
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 dit A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES FOR SALE.
The subscriber has for SALE very favorable terms,
several Houses and Cottages in various parts of the CITY,
mch24 diff D :. MESSENGER.
<EA FOR SAEE.-A House containing two good
[%iE5 tenements, situated on Salem st. Terms easy
For particulars inquire of the subscriber.
5 diff IL. W. BENCHLEY.
HEOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-0n Graf
ton street, occupied by the subscriber. AlsoTwo
LOTS adjoining the For further particulars, in
quire of ADDISON TAYLOR
Worcester, July Sth. diff
EIyOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, convenient for
Il two tenements, situated at 81 Carroll street, the
of Carroll and Glenn streets. Inquire of CHAs.
KIRBY, on the premises. jy4 diff
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THE FALL SEASON

THE FALL SEASON
RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
lave not overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics de
Igns and are now ready, with their TALENT SKILL and en-
kpr Sc together with rich materials, captivating styles
Ind urvaled workmanship.
DRESS COAT S, EFT c.,
The climax If art and invention; VESTS the most beau
kfu styles, Vevets Sans, Silks, and Cloth with the
richest embi idery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
II tho most extensive description of pattern, color, and
Ihade perfect fit Tor sale and comfortable to the
Tearer, in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot
al and is beyond any possible question, the most dis
hnguished depot for
Shirts. Hanilxerchiefs,C Cola RS, Neck Ties.
and HOSIERY of every description, of the finest manu-
flcture and material, equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade neatness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
Ind Ready Made Clothing Establishment, Nc. 265 Matn
lIain St., Worcester Mass.
CHARCOAL CHARCOAL.-For sale in
" large small quantities, at fair prices. Terms of
S. NJ. PADELFORD,
House. No. Is Market street.
myS1 diff City Coal Yard, rear Is Market st.
MERRILL, 221 MAIN ST., HAS FOR
1Vk sale, at the lowest prices, nice Carriages Rocking
Horses, Wheebaows Cages, and Fountains, Umbrellas,
Parasols, Gloves Hdks, Stocks suspenders, canes &C.
ap5 d&wtf
ctIGN AND FANCY PAINTING.-The
y subscriber DESTROYS of giving particular atten-
i. the above named business, has removed to Har.
rngton Corner, Room No up stairs, where he will
await all orders. JAG diff DEXTER RICE
UTHER SLATER CONTINUES TO
4 4 Manufacture Hemp, Manila, and Cotton Cordage.
Lines and Twne and has general assortment on hand
at all tmes at the old and we'll known rope walk in
Of No. 1913 Main ST., Wori'-St~r lass lily mchA
HpUTTER, BUTTER.-JUsT> RECEIVED AT
Id the Genesee Flour Store thirty thousand pounds
Of CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER, which is offered to the
trade cheap for Cash. j. HESL0R,
au6 diff No. 80 Mechanic street
SPIRiTS TURPENTINE.-lOOb bls Spirits
- Turpentine for sale by G. s. Il A. J. HOWE,
mch15 diff Worcester Bank Block
NALF SKINS.-1OO dozen finished Calf Skins,
~ for sale by ALDRICH, & CO., 43 and As Front St.,
Worcester. au2S diff
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET
IL BAGS-0f the best manufacture, for sale low, at
apps d&wI MERRTLL's. 221 Main ST
WDERSONS WHITING PIANO FORTES
Il OR MELODE0NS-Will do well to call at T. s.
NASON'S New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street. and what they do there before purchasing
elsewhere distf ie1s
HNARBONATE AMMONIA.-3O JARS Car
~ Donate Ammonia, just received, and for sale by
@. A. HARRINGTON CO.,
jy26 diff No so Main st.
n UBIN'S JOCKEY CLUB.-l2 dozen just
received Also, full assortment of other varieties
of Lubin's Perfumes. L. I. LAzELL,
au29 davis POI Main St
HOPS. 800 lbs. No. !, 2, and Hops, for sale by
I'LL WA d6 II. GRIFFIN co.
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TpUSH's PREPARATION OF DR.. HooKER's
I'D DYSENTERY AND DIARRHEA CORDIAL
The most ebfcdclous Medicine Of the age for the cure
fDysentery, DiGrrhGa, and all diseases of the BbU
Is. Prepared and sold by BUSH X CO.. Botanic Drug
lists. "a From WDrp;sIer Mass,
Price 374 per lyll DIM
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Notices


CITY HALL MARKET.
BELC HER & W00DW Or 7 Il /,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Beef, Pork, Lard, Ham, &c.
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS.
CHAs. BELoHER, STEPHEN WOODWORK.
o21 dawtf
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p. YOUNG.

DEALER
RICH FANCY GOODS, AMUSING
TOYS, INSTRUCTIVE GAMES,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23
f. w. SNOW & CO.'S

NTED DOW'S 100 WAYS TO MAKE
IN MONEY, consisting of new discoveries, valuable in
formation 100 receipts by which persons have cleared
from three dollars day. the past year, and per-
fail to make money, and it is suitable for every
station in life either for travelling permanent locality
and something every Mechanic Farmer Trader and Drug
gist should have
Address, post paid inclosing ST. and the above work
will be forwarded Immediately. NJ. EDWARD DOW
Boston, March l, 1858. daw1y
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GREAT BONNET OPENING.-The Pro.
"a prietor OF BASSETT Il PRATTS Fashionable Bon.
net Rooms will make his first Opening of Paris Millinery
on FRIDAY, May 18th. and in consequence of having a
very large Stock on nand, will sell at bargains at "a and
luz Hanover ST., Boston, my10 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

TNyHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1853
The Kentucky Straw Cutter is now manufactured by
the subscriber and sale at No. rs Mechanic ST. Wor-
cester The attention Of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TYR IL solicited to an examination of the above mpe-
ment II cuts all kinds of fodder from the finest hay to
the coarsest stalks and all kinds of vegetable without any
alteration In short is the most simple most eilclenI
and safest Cutter being wholly free from the crime OF
eputatng fingers &c., that has ever been introduces IN
w.. ~ 1899 nov3O dawtf
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mn. +. MoRRILL.s FEMALE sPE

RINURNITURE AND CROCKERY FOR
IL SALE. Bear in mind that J. L. HOODS Commits
sion and General Furnishing Store, No. Pearl St, is the
place to buy secondhand furniture crockery glass
and britannia ware, clocks carpets stoves, and most
every thing the house furnishing line, cheaper than at
any other establishment in the county, please call and eX
anime for yourselves.
N B. Those breaking up housekeeping and Others lav
Ing furniture property to dispose of will please call at
my place as / buy all kinds at the shortest notice.
Worcester, March 6, 1854 j. l.. HOOD.
inch z DIT
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physician who has ever thoroughly Investigated the
ura system of medicine practsed y the aborgnes of
this country.
Dr. g. may be consulted at his Office every Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday, from IL A. NJ to IL y. NJ.
All the original Indian Rene lies prepared in scientific
manner, and for sale at tha Office Circulars containing
condensed description of his mode of practice, with
abundant cured may be obtained at the
to any requesting it, Terms reasonable--advce free
Dr. Green's Indian Panaceas for Humors of the Blood
Indian Specific, for Coughs Consumption, &c. for sale
by L. IL. MARSH. 50 d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

egss GAMERS, SCROFULA,
EY Fever Sores all Humors of the Blood, Dis
GA r. of the Throat and Lungs, Dyspep-
S5aA$ sia Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Rheu-
MNNAA matism, Papitaton of the Heart,
NsSSYA Consumption of the Blood, Ner-
MsASS vous Debility, Female Com
III d M plaints &c, &c.
ff-TSE#M Treated with Unparalleled success by
0E| r. GREEN, NJ. D. INDIAN PHYSICIAN,
WHY Office IS Bronfeid ST.. Boston.
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4 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!

BIvOR SALE. 90 BUILDING LOTS LO-
II Gated in pleasant and thriving part of the city,
within five six minutes walk of the City Hail. viii be
sold cheap; payment easy. The whole may remain on
Mortgage long the purchaser may wish Inquire at
the corner of Myrtle and Southbridge streets.
inch diff. A. J. EATON.
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MAPLE STREET
DESK MANUFACTORY.

The above named Establishment is now prepared to
make to order,
Office and Counting Room Desks,
Library, Office, and Dining Room Tables, Bookcases,
Counters Druggists Drawers, Show Cases, &c. &C., at
short notice, and of good style and quality be
found in the Country Every piece of work will be made
of Kiln Dried Stock and warranted give entire salts
faction aatt
b. Furniture Repaired and Vanished in the neat
est liberal patronage is solicited and all orders
promptly attended to-
Rear of No. Maple Street, Worcester, Mass
,nx11 DIFF E. p WRIGHT Agent
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RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
lave not overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics new de
Igns and are now ready, with their TALENT Skill and en-
tpr Sc together with rich Materials captivating styles
ind urivalled workmanship.
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USEFUL ARTICLES,

NO. Sc MAIN STREET.
Umbrellas and PararOEs Altered, Covered,
and Repaired. METALLIC EYELETS set in cloth, or
leather. CANES, &c fixed.
PIN KIN G.
in cloths silks, and velvets for Capes Trimmings,
Tamas, &C., in great number of styles Please call
and look at the patterns.
Sign of the "VARIETY ST0RE,' where be found
many articles to be had af any other
place. Nearly opposite the neW Quinsagamond Bank.
ID daVtf
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1NLUID LAMPS.-lOO Doz. Peg Fluid Lamp
m for Shopnakers

UlNEU ID In W.T. WV 1IVz8' IeB HIuIU IdIHP
n for Shoemakers.
20 dozen LIST Size Fluid Handle do.
80 doz. End Size do
Is " Bed Handle do.
Is &c Oil do.
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps, Horsefords Patent
safetv Lamps together with general assortment of
-. n,icas Inv II. AYRES.
~" 10 Ar 23S Main
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FURNIsHING GOODS.

NHARCOAL- CHARCOAL.-For sale in
large or small quantities, at fair prices. Terms OF
paymen. Cash on delivery, when ordered.
S. NJ. PADELF0RD,
House, No. Is Market street.
myS1 diff City Coal Yard, rear Is Market st.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29
CONTENTS

We give Mr.. Chapman the full benefit
of his own explanation of his position, and
what does it amount to, after all. Why
that he came here and found Manypenny
unpopular, and therefore we suppose, he
thought it would be popular to abuse him.
For we here reassert, Mr.. Chapman not
only censured Mr.. Manypenny, but that he
spoke of Mr.. McClelland in no very COM
plimentary terms. It is useless for him to
say now his remarks were made upon what
he heard In Leavenworth. Ii he means to
insinuate he heard at this office that Col.
Manypenny was in danger efssLynch Law
we have only to say he got no such lnfor.
nation from us, nor from any one as. we,
believe in any way connected with this office.
Besides we never heard of it,untill we saw
it in the above very remarkable letter. II
he had been told as he now says he was.
that s.lCol. .Manypenny done the best he
possibly could do in making that Treaty."
why did he not tell the people of it here in
his speech!
We have yet to learn that the people OF
Leavenworth have any quarrel with Col.
Manypenny, and if SO they certainly would
not have applied to Mr.. Chapman to take t
off their hands.
We may have been in error in stating
that Mr.. Chapman connected the admins.
tration with the acts of the agents he so Bit
terly complained of, but certain it ishe COM
mented severely on the course of Manypen-
nv, McClelland and some of the Indian a.
gents, as we reported in our synopsis Of
his speech.
We could have had no object in doing
Mr.. Chapman injustice, for certainly no
man ever considered he was in the way Of
any person. If, as he says, he knew We
were unfriendly TO his election. certainly
we could not have posted him about what
he refers to in his letter, and if he has been
,nisinformed, and thereby led to do injustice
to officers of the Government connected
with the administration, it is his fault not
ours. 1t aUW at least learn him, to keep bet
ter posted up in the future.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29

From Thomasvilie by Boston, Grooveryine
and Stanton to Monticello Florida.
From Thomasyille BY Qkapilco and Morven
to TroupvilIe.
Wlnfeld. Appling and white Oak to Thompson.
From To0msborough by Milburn, Stephens
viIIe and Cool Springsto 1aurens Hill.
rom TEoupvil LIE BY Piscolaa and Cherry Lake,
From Troupville by Grifin's Mills, Flat
Creek and Edenfeld to Erwinsville.
From Troupville by Clayattsyille to Belle
vile, Fla. ~
From Union Point by Public Square to Philo-
math.s
From Union Point by Woodville, Bairdstown
From Vernon by Antioch, Wehadkee, Ala;
Rock Mills, Roanoke and High Pine to Wedo-
nee.
From Villa Rica by Pleasant Vale, Etna and
Cedartown to Cave Spring.
From Villa Rica to Van Vert.
From Villa Rica by Burnt Stand, Tallapoose.
Oak Level, Aia;) and Rabbit Town to Jack
sonvifle, Ala.
From Villa Rica to Flint Hill.
From Villa Rica by Pumpkin Vine and Dali
las to Powder Springs.
From Waresboro by Oceans Wave to Fredo-
MIA.
From Waresboro by Kettle Creek to Centre
Vile.
From Waresboro by ST. lila, HolmesviIle, Pi-
ney Head, staford's Ferry and Watermelon to
Reidsville.;
From Washington By Danburg, Petersburg,
lCalhoun's Mills, S. C; and Lebanon to Able
vile, S. G.
From Washington by Mallorysville, Fish
Dam, Indian Hill to Elberton '.'e
From washington to Rehoboth.
From Washington to Centreyille.
From white Sulphur Springs by warm Springs
and Quito to Bellevue.
From winchester by Minerva to Horse Head
:. From Young Cane by Stock Hill, Tekenetely
and Carticayto Talking Rock.
'rc To be Continued.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29

still if those Treatieswere made openly and
publicly those desperate charges of specu-
,laion could not be made. I think still the
wrong yen have done me, is uintentlonal,
and that you may correct it by the pnblica-
tionsof tbs letter.
Respectfully,
j. B. CHAPMAN.
Westport Mo. Deem. 3rd, 1854
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29
sHgeasES.-AG,

.ageasTS.-Agents wanted to procure
subscribers for the Kansas Herald. A lib
eral discount on the terms of subscription
will be made. Postmasters every where
are requested to act as agents, obtain sub
scribers, collect the money and receipt.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29
'THEKANSAS HERALD.
FRIDAY DECEMBER29, 1854.
AGENTS.

W. G. JoNEs, firm of Sloss s. Jones, st. Louis
Mo-, is our authorized agent for that city.
DR.. T. J. KIRK, IS oar agent at De Kalb, Mo.
F. A. WEST, at st. Joseph is authorized to re-
ceiTe subscriptions.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29
Still they Come.

Every week brings us more new subscribers,
and the cry is still they come. This week we
have added thirty six names of paying subscri-
.bers to our subscription book. Our thanks are
especially due to Mr.. T. J.. Fain, for 90 cash
subscribers at Unionville, Tennessee. We hope
many Of our friends will go and do likewise
Thus far we have met with great encouragement
equal to our most sanguine expectations.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-29

For the Kan sas Herald.
Not being subscriber to
your paper, and no mails to the interior of
Kansas Territory, had not the opportunity
of seeing your paper until now, OF the 10th
of November, in which discover an lllr1-
sion made to my speech at your town
( (Leayenworth City. In your synopsis as
you call it, you have done me much injus-
tice I knew you were unfriendly to my
election, but did not suppose, you would
be malicious, merely for the purpose Of O.
pening the way for another candidate.
In regard to Col. Manypenhy and the
Delaware lands, on which your Town site
is located, knew nothing of the difficulty
only what the people of your Town, and
those connected with your office had told
me. They chaged Manypenny with refu-
sing to lei. the Indians make another Trea-
ty, and said if ever he came outhe re again
he was in danger of"Lynch Law" he was
charged with having ordered the settlersof
the land, and dusing the Military force for
expulsion. This was quarrel between
the people of Leaxenworth and Manypenny,
and not me. As a political man if elected
would examine into their grievances, per-
sonly have no concern about it, I Thought
justly if Manypenny was in danger ofbe-
ing Lynched he had better stay at home IN
his Office. But my opinion as political
man, was that the superior Officers ought
to be held responsible for the misconduct of
agents. said emphaticaly that had been
one ofthe strongest supporters of President
Pierce, and supporters Of the Nebraska Bill,
vet ifthe grievances complained of, had been
committed, it was to him, / would look for re-
dress and hold him responsible, 'sbutmy ad-
vice was to petition Congress for redress"
/ would now ask what possible interest L
could have to take the quarrel Of Leaven-
worth City for disputed half section OF land.
Iknow nothing personally ofthe wrongs COM
planned of. am told by Col. Vanderslice that
Col. Manypenny done the best he possibly
could do IN making that Treaty. ! think