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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-01
ace, and With crimson and gold aock

ace, and With crimson and gold aock
paper.
The next apartmeht ia commonly
called the Throne Room, bur is used by
her present Maj ..ty ~ . diuiug-rooun
It" hfty-'ix 'es' by twsnty-pia., and
sixteen feet six inches high The walls
are covered with crimson dau.ask, and,
Ut one eud is q throne, surlnount.d bv
the royal arms, which was used =, the
lcvres Of George w., in 1922 There
are several po,trnif. in this r"om-a
6ne one ofG 'orp- w., in the Highland
costum-, by Wi'kic. aud others "f Will
liam and Mary, and Anne and Prince
George Of d nmak.
Issuing from this room, We come to
vestibul., which is the landing place to
the grand staircase. Turning 10 the
left, We 6nd door ON the right hand,
which il the entrance to what is now
call1d Prince Alberts Draicing Room, a
splendid apartment, forty-seven f.-t by
twcnty-sevcn II has an ornamental
ciling in the same style as mos. Of the
others, having large oblong panel in
tn" center, stud.d with delicate stars,
and b arin, thu monogram Of Victoria
and Alb rt
Th re a'e same other plain rooms 10
the suite ocru i'd hy the Princn Of
Wales and the jurior mrmb RS of the
royal family. X tracing our st"ps along
the v.stibul.. W. da.c"nd the grand
staircase, til. ceiling Of which. with its
circula' panel. AMI beautifully elaborat.,
ornaments, are worthy the sttent ion oi
the visitor
The Duk.. nf IIamilton, ia virtue q,
his ofic.. Of Keeper of the Palace. has y
.ui'r Of spa'tm nts on the 6r.r and Soc
opd hons ef the v 'st sni moth sides OF
the ,'di6ce Til Duk Of Argyll hs.
smother suite un the ,cc,nd flo" of IN.
east -id.-spd the Marqui. If Is ad,l
bsn~ . ihi.d on the secoai h,nr of the
10. tn side. The last mentioned .nite
Of roam. i. wrll ~"rthy If attention At
containing . collection nt printing
princi:a lily po traits Of iIlust'i'uS persons
or members Of th. Bresdalbane branch
Of the Campbell family Tho portrxi.
Of LSd, I-.lmIla Rich. dau .hier of Hen
Try, Ea.l of Holland. han lsnmr woma,
d'es-"d in Whit satin, is = 81 liking and
highly flushed picture and there IL n
we'll painted and Characteristic likeness
Of the Laird If M'Nxb 10 the Highland
drsss, by Raeburn.
But NY letter is getting long, and
eaunot atop I" psrtieuls-ixe farther -
| These apartments sre shown to visitor,
on application to the housekceper.
Aou most truly,
4 FANNIE -,
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ScAspAL.-whs, il . more deadly
weapon 10 civilization thss tho shafts
Of &C. nd.I, though sent, a. they always
ara. fir m . wicked hrart9 But We
must rerembrr that there 10 aous 50
low and debased but what they have
more or les influence in the community
--s.mebody or other will listen to the
vilfcations Of the defamer, and .,ill
worse, will give full aud careful rela.
'ion Of the evil report to his mex. dosr
ncighbor, "telling it only as he hears
~" aud so il passes onward and upward
ELL it reaches the ears Of the most 70
Fpectable class ia the community. who.
not knowing from whence it originated,
Qcrhaps nay give it . slight or = full
oredence, when, if they knew the wick
II heart in which it was manufactured,
Nnd the vile tongue that gave it utter
,nce, they would not for . moment let il
est upon their minds.
There seems ever to have been m
itching inclination in mankind to truu'.
pet the errors Of others, With o willing
tongue, to the four winds Of haven .,
the earliest moment, and in their eager.
ne.s to do so, they many times promul
gate the blackest scandals, to the uttel
cun Of the character Of those who, il
The sight of Him who cannot b. deceiv
I'd, are without u blemi,h Characters
ike soldiers, are not grown in day -
1t takes . series of days aud years L
mature them, and when Inatured, th,
frmer i as easily cut down by the pos
1ncd arrows Of scandal ss is tho latter
ny The cannon shot. The character Of
PERSONS should not be sSsailed without
good and sufficient cause, for they are
he foundation upon which civilization
sands, and they snght to be a. we'll and
uly protected as life and properly for
uhat can be more desirable to man than
q be well spoken of by those around
aim' How very many Of the human
'smily has tho tongue of the d,famcr
scn, down to destruction, by settiag
aaoat falsehoods which have dishearten \.
4 them because their character had
bren 10 injured, and ,e'haps in some
Instances caused them to fall prey Il
tie very evil of which they were wrong
!y accused, thus verifying the old pro
verb,--" One might - we'll have tn.
came as the name"
1t appears to me that the safest rul.
30 follow, in order 70 give the greatest
protection to peoples characters, would
bs for person, Whenever he hears 4
report which, ii not true, would injure
auother's character, for the person NOT
TO repeat it to any one till he has posi-.
tive cvid ne that the rumor i true,
aud then he should be caution. abou,
further circulating it, and only do .'
with an eye single to justice and thu
public good, for it should always b.
orne in mind that if We can de other
10 good, We should be careful and d.
them no harm.-E. q. Pendulum.
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1r A Mr. Pur,,le n memher of ~

~ A Mr.. Purple, . member Of the
Nebraska Legislature, Informed gentle
man Of Chicago q sort tiIue since,
something how members are gotten up
n Nebraska. He said: Cummings
be Secretary, said to me one morning,
Purple, We want . member from Burt
County So I haruessed up and took
nine fellows with ne, and We started
for the woods, and when We thought We
had got about far enough tor Burt Coun-
~, We unpacksd our ballot box and held
an election, csnysssed the vote, and it
was astonishing to observe bow grea,
vas the unanimify sf the 6rst election
over held 10 Burt County. Purple hid
eury rote. 30 Purple was declared
duly elected member Of the Legi.ls-
.ure, and bsre an"
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nS- The editor Of the Southern ar

~ The editor Of the Southern Ar
gus, published at Norfolk, in summing
up the LOSSES sustained iu that Cit, BY
the yellow lever, says tina, within the
space Of three mouths, out If All average
population of six thousand, every mas,
wos,au and child almost without .xcep-
tinn, has been stricken with the fell ts-
Yer, aud about two thousand have been
led being no less than two out Of
three Of the winter, and Vne out Of three
Of the whole abiding population Of Nor
folk, white and black.
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- WIN II S,,rr H., c..

~ WIN. D. Starr, Esq, for thirty
three years editor and publi.her of the
Middleto~n (Ct Sentinel and Witness,
died on the 25 ult., of disease Of the
heart. lie retired TO bed in hi, usual
health, with the exception OF slight
cold, and was found dead about 6 o'clock,
by his wife lie was Collector of the
mont Of Middlc,owu Iii. ago Was 81.
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~ Go'. Gardner has appointed the
2''h day Of November as Thanksgiving
day in Massachusetts, Uov. CLARK has
appointed tho same time (29th) for
Thanksgiving in Nnw York.
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- In view ot the f. equeat attempts
Of he keeper of lottery of6c.s 10 induce
postma.te,s TO become their agents, the
Department have cautioned them thar
for any such acceptance, they are liable
to a penalty Of $50. The order OF the
Department is, that tall such lottery
schemes, circulars, or tickets. adj esNd
ei,Ier to a postmaster or assistant post
master, must hereafter be exciud'd ID
from the mail, together with all other
transient matter of this kind add essod
sim ply to an Office, and not to Al iudivid.
ual
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~ Lurep West and Jack Lavton

~ Luren West and Jack Lavt"n
we're drowned in the Coun ,cticur River,
opposite Warehouse Point, ou Saturday
nigh, They, with young man named
C,os.ll, we've in boat crossing to
" indsoi Lncks-.xnd when abou, half
wy across, the two FAST began to rock
and t.rH,. with the bnat, AZ that i, filed
Cro~eIl jumped overheard and swAm
aah re-, bst ih oth-,s dit Lci eacc,, d.
Thy were h.a d TO cal! fox hai., ra,. Toe
ate for rescue.
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~ The Camden and Amboy Rail

road Company have attached to .ems of
their ,ugiuss what are called llelnc-
ken Whistles They are small whis-
ties connected with the ,Ihaust pipe,
through which the water steam issues,
making q continual succession Of short
al i'll sounds, aud,tle n = considerable
dis.Aue.. We should think they w'uld
b. very ef ctual warnings to persons
approaching the railroad when the train
ID coming.
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Che Westerln Gfbo,
AND
PawoatmSk Advertiser.
westerly, Nove.serJ J, 1883.


/. Subscribers who do not give eIpre's no.
tice TO the contrary, are considered ~ wishing
70 continue their subscriptions.
Ifthe subsc ribers order the discontinusnce
Of their papers. the publisher can continue TO
send them until all Arrearages are paid.
8 II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office 10 which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
settle their bdl, and order the papers dscon-
tnued.
4. II any subscribers remove TO another
place without informing the publisher, and the
paper is snt TO the former direction. they are
held responsible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing e
take newspaper from the Office or removing
and leaving it uncalled for, is pfms facie evi
dence Of intentional fraud.
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~ The fver aud ague has selds.
been so prevalent at the West Is the
present year. lu Columbus, o, acarce-
Iy n lamily III the city has escapcd.--
The same is true =, Sandusky city.
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~ A woman 10 either worth no,i

ing, or great deal. ii gSad for moth.
ing, she is not worth getting Jealous for;
If sic be true woman, she will give no
cause 70. alouy A man is brute
t. b. jealous Of such a woman - . fool to
be j alous Of q wo thlcss one--but a
double fool TO cut his throat for either
Of them.
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~The new Governor of Califorpi,

j. Necley johnson, Was born 10 aou,t-
,er's cabin in Indiana. Iu ls49 hs
went to California, where his first oecu-
patton was diving mule team to tho
mines. He urxt took to the practice Of
law, and has Since then been q rising
man. At the age Of thirty years and
one month, be is Governor Of q large
and thriving State
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- The engine Of tho steamboat
train vas somewhat injured las, Friday
evening by passing over . plank, which
anne person had laid ac,o@ the track.
The accident occurred near KingstOn
No harm was done to either car. o. pas
senren and the train vas delayed oaly
abou, an hour. a.
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~ Ou Mon lay, week, the Senior
classes Of Amherst and Williams Col
lrges, Mass, visit d Dser6 ID noun'sin,
and gave it its old name Of Pocum'uek.
Speeches were made by Rev. D0.
S,earns and Hitchcock, sni others
The eccs.iol yss enc Of nsch interest.
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s1r In conscqursee of the recent
nurde" and lynching. in wisoonsi.,
the people b gin to be ds.irous of re-
storing the d".,h penalty. We lsHu
that ma" m citing has be. called .,
Ailvauti", for The purpose Of dslibsrs-
ting upoa this s,tjset.
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NJ We learn that a man. .upposee

~ We learn that man, supposed
to be John Elwood, Of Boston, com,nit-
ted suicide at Stcnington, Thursday
morning, BY cutting his throat. He
came from New York in the steamer G.
Vanderbilt that morning. The jury
rendered verd ct Of suicide, committed
in state Of mrntal arrangement,
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-01
- Another 4" Bogus " Insurance

- Another Bogus Insursues
Company h.. been discovered in New
Yok. called the "Toniins. 1t had
not do lar capital to commence busi-
nsss With, ssd agreed to pay $4,000 to
. broker for the u.e Of S .0o, 900 for .
day or two, while it obtaiued its s-rti6.
cate of paid up capital to that amount.
When exposed, i, haa been in operation
for 5 or m nths, had issued 4l6 poll
oies and 'mploy-d 20 agents about the
country.
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~ A Eayorita mapnie had b. en- ne

~ A favorits magpie had b. en- ac-
castomed to receive dainty bits frsm the
m nth of bis mistress Tie other day
it perchcd, as usual, on her shoulders,
and insert d its beak b,twecn her lips,
not, as it prov d, to receive, but To give
or hide, for as on, good turn deserves
another, the graceful bird dropped an
immense green, fat caterpilliA int" the
lAdy's mouth.
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~ A correspondent NJ the Bird,

n o"iIesP'hu III u w" D''NSO
port STANDARD justly ridiculea ths old
and foolish practice, which some men
still continue to observs 1t cbu. ch, Of
getting up and marching in single file
out Of their pew to admit lady who
may come late The New Workers arc
more progressive in this 'espeet They
do not think it necessary t" disturb the
devotion of the occupants Of wholr
rang. Of seats for the lake Of little ex-
tra pol,sncs. for iu,tsnce--three gem
temsn are very comfortably sitting, the
last notes Of the h, mn being sung pre-
para,ory to ,hs prayer, when lady cn-
tes; Immediately the three aforesaid
genil men rise look far thri' hats, which
are often not 80 be found IN q moment.
Then having created sensation, aud
caused = vib'a,ory mo,iun through the
whole cougr, ga'ios, they march int
the aisle, to admit the lady, who oil this
while has been exposed to nany an in'
qu;stive gag. Ohsn, something of the
ridiculous will cause . smile. either u
the personal appea' ancn, awk~ardness,
or embarrsssmrn, Of the parties, es,.--thus
'en-ibly affecting the state Of mind de-
sirabl. for Sunday worship. Why not
quietly move aud maze room for her.
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~ The Albany Erening Journal
says that Hazards powder mills, in En-
field, made the powder that blew tho
Russians out OF their almost iupregna-
bic fort6ca'ions 1t Sebastopol.
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~ A town meeting in Colcbrook,
Conn ha' vor. d that the town shall re-
store to all persons whs hav. been 6ned
und the Maine Law, tho fall amoust
they have been compelled to pay.
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~ Within six months j, is said
eleven postnas'ers have been arrested
in Obi. fsr rsbiAs The mails.
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- Usual Knapp, of Ncwbu,g, N.
Y is the only survivor Of Washington :,
Life Gus.d d. lie 10 BOW on. hundred
years Of age.
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~ II = small boy b. called q lad, 10
9 proper to csA bigger boy . ladder }
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28


THE LAST oHAscE TO sER MISS KIMBERLY This even.
ing is set apart at Engshs admirably conducted ORA
matte Lyceum, Brney Hal, for the Farewell Benefit OF
The truly great artistic Mas KiaBrRLY During her en-
gagement she has Afforded our citizens unques toned
evidence Of the highest genius and extraordinary versa
ttY ofdramatic talent giving equal satisfaction In heavy
Tragedy gentle Comedy, and broad Farce She appears
this evening as Pauline In The Lady Of Lyons aud as
Lady TeaEe in The comedy Of School for Sandal BE-.
tween the plays shs win recte the MarselaIse Hymn in
French, ane' the manner Of cho and will also give the
Star Spangled Banner.
safyy all these attractions will tampt every one to be
at Blhley Hall this evening. We shall be much disap
pointed It docs not draw crowd Of our best citizens
and we you'd advise the manager to set apart extra
number Of reserved seats this OCCASION fr many win
desire 70 pay an extra tribute 70 the gifted BENEFICIARY who
lids US farewell tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

BY our Congressional report, it viii be seen
that the contest for the Speakership assumed
new turn on Wednesday. Of the unfortu-
nate stand taken by Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio,
there seems to be a general expression Of con-
demnetion among the anti. Nebraska mem.
bers We trust none are more sensible Of his
mistake than the gentleman himself The
Tribsns's correspondent telegrsphs wednes-
day night that "Mr. campbelrs proposition
to elect Ar Orr as temporary Speaker, produce
ed immense sensation. and surprised both
friends aud fees. The Massachusetts, members
and Mr.. 0iddIngs were particularly indie-
nant. There y probability that Bank 8
name viii DO moved as an amendmsnt to.
morrow. in order 10 bring the House 10 direct
test. Mr.. campbell viii withdraw his propO-
sitipn to.morroS.'' .,af rr
The Times despatch says Of Mr.. campbslrs
proposition. which created great excitement 1.
"Itis now universally deemed an uniortu-
mats mistake. Il was seized upon with great
s,idisy By ths opposition. Richardson him.
sslf DECLARED thar, n adopted, Il would ref.
ssiAly make Orr the permanent Speakers
The Administration Il becoming very In
pseasnstg - cESanisusi0s u The Houss, =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

The NORTHERN LIGHT FILLiBusTRRs.-In
New York, Wednesday morning, William II.
Allen made affidavit "that John Creighton.
Francis O'Keefe, A. J. Morrison, Charles
Walters, and William Lyster did, on the TWEEN.
titth day OF December, 1866, at the city Of
New York, in the Southern District of New
York, begin and set on foot military expedi-
ton or enterprise, 10 becarried on from thence
against the territory of the State of Nicara-
gua, ard these persons were held in $4,000
bail for trial. IL was arranged between the
District Attorney and Mr.. Lord the President
OF the Transit Company, that the steamer
Northern Light should depart on her voyage
without the men, under stipulation from the
owners that two Deputy Marshals shall pro-
coed with her TO San Juan. and that if articles
OF war are found on board, hidden under the
coal, they shall be returned under the charge
Of those officers. 1t was expected that the
Northern Light would sale on Wednesday
afternoon. Abe examination OF the freight
took place in the morning, but nothing wac
found Of any Importance no arms or iinplo-
ments of war.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28
CEsTER DAILY spy.

Of human nature either is rarely or never true
To show how errors which seem venial at first,
grew into crime when fostered BY indulgence, and
excused on the p-;acipie of fatality, OF any other
pretenet By which the perpetratoT seeks alike TO
blind himself and others to prove that to the
governed passions and foibles Of the many. more
than to the baleful crimes of the few we owe the
miseries which darken social life; and that tha
most brilliant gifts of person or worldly fortune,
are SO many smiling spells which lure to ruin,
those who are the slaves of impulse ito give 20
each his proper share of blame, making not one
the wholly SHINING, nor the othel wholly siuned
against-is the object of this work. I he writer
has endeayored in every scene tie veil this moral,
and trusts-ihough not openly thrust into notice
it has been sufficiently developed 10 be visible
even in careless perusa, and that the reader will
not lay the book aside, feeling that he has been
unable to derive from it one moral lesson OF profit
able reflection.
For sale by Baker, Trumbnll, & Barnes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

Mrs. FoLLER's TWILIGHT SToRrEs.-This Is
a series Of six volumes, square l6mo., neatly
bound in cloth gilt, andillustratpd published by
Whittemore, Miles, x Hall, ia Washington
Street, Boston. They are from the pen Of Mrs.
Foer, whose talent for catering to The taste Of
the youth, has gained her fattering popularity
with them These tales are very int esting and
they are published in style to make them quite
attractive. They are sold at % cents, single. or
gl.50 for the set, by s. Thompson, at the Perisd
zeal depot--where may also be found variety Of
ehildren's books.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

AN IMPosTER.--A girl about l6 years of
age. calling herself Emma Lewis, represent
ing herself as from Baltimore, destitute, with
out clothes, having lost her trunk, and wish
ing place to live, is making tour through
our cities Three weeks ago she was here
last week in Newburyport, Sunday in Ports
mouth. In some places she uses the name Of
the Minister at large, in Lowell, with some
address as passport to kind reception and
favor. The police in Lowell want her.
Lo,oeH Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

Lyons knthniron.--rhe present immense sale
OF article, smost fabulous In amount which shows
the public appreciation Of preparation which rests ia
claims entirely upon It, own merits The aston shng re-
cults produced by The Ka,haroa preserving the hair
nom badness AMI restoring II when II has fallen out
cleansing nooi aandmr and oil other Impurities, AMI i'm.
parting ION beautiful gIosS aud sken texture together
with IL delightful perfung an perfect ceanness. have
mace = the most universally popular toilet article ever
uaea 10 guard against vaneiess limitations and counter
tis. a.ways ask fyr LYONS gathalron.
sod everywhere inlarg' battles, for only 25 olu
AEATA, wyNKooP d co., pr ibrlsturs,
IN - Libxrtr street.. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

INDIAN SnhHwDSEss. company Of Chip.
pewa Indians, from White Oak Point, Mn
nesota, visited Boston recently. One Of them
was asked@hy Indians do not copy the dress
Of our people. He replied, ave think we
started your fashion your mon now wear
blankets as we do, and your women paint
their fncps and wcaS teatheys." IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

tits rumord that ]. Waldo Denny, clerk of
the Police Court, had received the appoint.
ment Of Deputy Sheriff, oice L. Baker, Jr., and
that SIP. Twiss, Esq, is appointed Clerk Of
the Police Court, vice J. w. Denny, promoted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

BRowS's CONCERT, tomorrow night, at the
City Hall, offe,s rare opportunity for those who
can appreciate mirth, music, and fun, done up in
the most comical and entertaining shape.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28
GEORGE X. spURR

- : :. IsUUUFseUK TO l. 7. LAZgLL.)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
An dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth and
Dental findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
Syrups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
from the best medicines, d1h
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

Two gentlemen of Detroit have pledg-
ed themselves to raise a thousand dollars
each, towards the raising and equipping of a
company of men to aid the Free State party
in Kauzas