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RIGHTS on AMERICANs IN CUBA.


While the unavoidable relations Of our country With
Cua and her and Inhabitants and the peculiar
character of her political sitnaton continually Orgi-
mating difficulties relative the rights of American citi
xens may be Of place call The attention "a the
Congress sitting 10 this very interesting subject
What By Tbs seventh article Of the treaty Of
tTa5 which provides that citizens OF the United States
shah be Judged only according law and BY the ordinary
course Of law Our u derived from consultations
pith Spanish LAWYERS Of distinction II il that in
the Of proceeding the regular Of Spanish
lsw shall bc observed and that exceptional
military commission shall have cognizance Of such
AS there many persons perhaps In the United States
who unacquaintsd with The liberay Of The spanish
law and who candidg imagine that the irregular mode ii
proceeding q late ia operation in Cuba accords with the
Spanish hw, we propose 10 explain what that Law Is.
According to Il the given by the military courts
snd without ths fornaes OF law null The prepare
tory acts d erHnsl made BY these exceptional
courts void the testimony obtained BY such
null The Witnesses be examined aad induced
70 give their adavitr BY suggestive interrogaor Not
hss than two and sometimes three of the former are re-
CURED 70 condemn 10 Of the greatest crimes the
testimony Of tbs several wtnsssss should agree with
saether in the precise facts which dterntine the crime Il
shoald tc vsn ia tbe presence Of the accused his
tosnsy IL should full be witnesses should sso b. sworn
in presence os tbs defendant who has the right of chat
knpng them for reason Of their character and rejecting
thesr testimony objectionable circumstances ana 81
sross-suestiolpg them The defence should ,,erctly
kee uncoutroed and pubc and The judges tsrnseIve arr
sahiecf 10 impeachment The confession Of tbe ACCUSED
aboais not be taken under o@h he be condemned
en bis soie confession Such the guarantees secured 81
tie Spanish law ard the Spanish agissraey were =
ealous of bssr preservation that Ferdinand VII a. he
alleged pnrpce " qusling the spirit of insarreeos wa
Induced In ls15 to issue royal osder authorizing he
military courts and since ana only since then hare The
rahans been deprived Of the lezs privilege of wheh
Amsriean citzens deprived Moreover he roval
srssrs issoea this subject have never sanctioned he
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Pmtar Draooursa&E ana oshen,

PHllEg Re&E ard olheTs, 60. -. :, y,-,.
.v,,,, IA nna sshrs cualBty sitaing equity
Use 81 tls sul
nansgaea hali " Te sa Philip
ternchaFone, eMuaa, Clark
Clarke, A gassn
of ss4Aa ss92ariy Csrk-
Gahariue and lu5a s-kna
read lying CaroSge euuniys
advantage and parties
@Td real Rnd dFae The proceeds herenF between
Passles according 10 !isa, sa.s proportions
IAAt - ss,a lstAm ID. Czfse Ahn L Clarke 4psaeG u
.r. s.v lxsks julfa A Clarke, Ro.E e sI VII
lar, Brsn Ys ont u Of A1l II ls aereuPoh ad
nud ,-r~a is c0aE4naut Of is
order 70 - aed newspaper Puss~d a. ashn7on
r, sah arr fhr drsi S4y of June give
strnt object and resiaBc= of Ihs E ana
tnr 10 appear bf soscno before
he asf ae rntsss and sh
- - Z. h HOPPER.
Tya~ eapy T,st: THOMAS 2, CAREY. CLERK.
tsrtnbsr q l.5A. Dec a. lanSwWp
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FOR THE WEST AND sOUTH.-BALIIM0RE AMI
OHIO RAILROAD


IFrssss araase~esis fer irsrsIsof@H sAs1se n ,sks
rE asie eppaaaa railroad bet~sep Mher
and Ceisahas anitsg eos, shosl direct
Nor est gives grr&iy
sanase ibroagh thai deeoa On naa aef Mop
dsg November y, ls5i The trains ~l bs toso~ss
FoE THROUGH PASSENGERS,
sGily i saA is diselaa Fs,, the saaa
an, leaving Cagsaea saainA n H siead
hereiore, tsxeep sauasy, arriving hesag
@ h-etotore sannlns thro1sh WhseAns abous
haaTs, reaching 10 spp
nsfn Junction. sskevsie nouncacy, EazfI Ferry, &ss
Iha' hpn, C4AA1sand PaocAi, Reagss-tg,
bgre fcuesuanr FrInngion Caer1a E8a N01ndsy aAy
and ard ueAss sT these pEensYq
regular saaerel .iiA ne o the Ceasi ohi
ksexe Yapesyle, Newark sa1us Cneinnst loExtie nav-
asky, Tulrae, ueo I1eiAnAgn l.oeis
Passengers leaving b reach Crr
there 81 ~ VIE nerl Biss bng KEPT Bat nA On the
either
paints make direct ~ith tae cieve
Plssasg
L Between heeng and Wsse, bf iaayiBg B2oe
Eslurnpg, leave whsear Al oowg. The express
ral- ~ % rrachiag aalsoge At - The
Al ~ Is p rearhns Baltimore a ., ~.
TnIoarh Whees CIneiuna Maatsou
sllie Louis cirs, s9s Euaes
. ben me stage of vAler wln aaIasI
sian ces and tasns ~ the si sid a. Lfc neke oee
of the eonrahs-
F0R WAY PASSENGERS.
iraia geayns si4fion passenger
MEeeAsE al ~ s., aidHsi cz1bcana t9 IS, ard
rives Raumae zt Z, p M
Ase sssces uIl daily exrea sandas arriving
Frederick al w. Efrnan. leave kFeecTsck a.
an5slrg ; B-l1isasre l2 81, ra0r
Tee Eloosa Mas 6Aily. eIcepf
sautEss,) Vi faisowss
Leave Camden rsaaan 9, .. H., and 2, pm
Leave la.ieou's Mills ~ ~, a. m, aad 8 81 p,
ls-Gtf
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Those soadsrs n desire redeem ~
sry s., n rssassnx of m United -txsess
so~es ssars mizser suecssarF enarse
commercial
~ uDle1 states 10 tsn
country officer o. soa et sseh cesar
nssox CITY, cosssis
rsssnr the Uniies safss, The ackao~earnsi se
psb cssrsi-sssnsr e sr~o
81 SirSn y ssaent 10 ~ eats-
"a sssh asassrreo-
w CLUTTER Anasas Pualte Acccnass lr senaana-Ns's
= " PARKER Register. ere g trr eHA-
sso vs. MUNfoED, sec'y Ccmnoaweaifa- isg fasd
EloHsoxp, vrrnts, necrmab~r - lsss.
Dee 5s-s,1a
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shirts, shirts, shirts !,

III FAULg>Es, Oaly pseueA shirt nA<sr ~ lhe
sssctsaly tnf~n hi I'D % Goa
rr~.s .rrsngrs, ir has
sws~
TIE whscA eAirts
aese~. The Gsperrsn
1ing shirts call,
s~~sss inst tsry ~iH, ia'. ssrf tae sar~cry
ssss shi Pennsylvania s~twea Tre s"a ss
sss~rt ses'h sss~
se -aaa cheap
Dee R-~r6iw
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THE American Assoeinuoa for tse Advsnesns ~
Edscaion fourth aana&l zAd
Of TIE Smithsonian lHstutgn daring th
interval New Years sa5, herlznE
s-uesAay. Decsmher 26 inftaat.
agaishsa saaesters caEtry
me leaoing cdHc4oa, expeisd Fseng;
v4laas- l-c Ena rdNcst-nai
nhrh wa he we'd Interesting aisrnssons
oa ttr n assiaEto1 and
rselt treaif h Christmas week
TIE oeere royeraen Feabrs Congress, and al the
cfrirens rsQnea
tcnc lhei nusnee uaGce taeiT iehds from ahnad
aslsn
any liberal minded ciasns ear free enierInent
ID se-sa,ss f0r Farpne
fhfg
can fuswng gelirea.
All hand ID whatever Is done must be done qackiF.
ErFEEGSCEE
IL the ward.G. .. Abbot ard Rev. G. a. Davis
"a Prof J.. n-nY ard y kSe6srls.
81 p. Force, e~q, v HafhsHgh, esq., and sias
Hii.
ssh I.w. Maary. csc. Rev G W. Samson and
q sunderland.
b. FrrBch, HnA Prof Al, ID Bache.
q. B. frcErh. ard q. g. Wesg-
rth =. York Atler es4 o. Y. AtzhI, esq., and w
D RSn6osFa, 80
Sec, Local Com.
w.tmSsrAS Dee 9, 1854
Dec la-eBaA
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Minnesota Land Agency.

sT. ANTHONY FALLs, MINNESOTA.
COLLECTIONS made snd proceeds pro1ay saised
" rates oS -r4hzsse-
LSaSSG Gz@3e fsr 21d capitalists
ss viii ast and eerl. annanl and
lien s4s
The nranou e RAPID rise d real eshts, and
With eHeae make
Be2sy GsaAss In for ghs
e~ hgasaaa aars invessra Nl be
cDs o hss~ana h9 can money e 20 saf and % profit
ably Invested
Land srcsnIy vfaswez be
soasnx worth
lAs May cf he Iripnss of he Sarh hare
and fufcAass whea iAra cArap VII Hske o
laRss.
TRACY FARsHAM,
Dee AEghoay E@il-.
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DREPARA ATIOA for th~ Boudsys-TuDo co N
ladies sssrk I" rch fs ~
~ ssss rsas msrsn wnne hteh msstn
IA SsD~rae sgsarrst
With sna risA far., comprising NE
er csser hss esrkef
~ oesnsns thsAe ssasensss
reasonable Y~tcs cnsrsnF fare 70 sncse ss".
p~se-s to~. -
r-~ 10 .6gv Csx~f Bcwrs Heki
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Redemption of vsrgtn,. sin Per Cent. Dens.


fiE holders Of iuiowins certificates "a ael- ied by lhr
of NuRE3, redcemsAe March, 1874
ard afterwards within 2od esceednx nfieen wsi ske
saig jm< creA5ed
@Sfstty n tixsais, passed che cth day
VIII Apri, 1855,
os Tie CDnmonw~alia
OF required
psa.
audori and whether surrendered noL the Interest lerea M
fhai day.
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prAR.
rosr osuex D.rAxTsxsr,
~ @ &c s,. u e @ s FL ra,s = sas: f ,a.s %
avel Is UTAH TERRITORY, censrscI
t e ms rs = ,se es E ~ 4 saas Il & s i y esa ! &C.
ar1r day. roairs aEa in ts herein specified,
% rs sssssss M I.i s e s ~ NIL efsss
.ssss E z =. .t a, .ss s,s nsssi sses -s
Leave Aesa,a,.,,g. eve, fsssy % SIAN
' tra. -; .ss S y ~ aasass s, ,S sq.n sa
mile. aad nast, eAee wess.
ass sa.s s.a = csa., v.iss ss2 asy y i
I-sarc Ce.sr yanxy ever Frlasy atPSs
ap rsas roslT cs.y : Graass~le ass Lsct
Leave Tosae ca, every rnrsa.y asami
Gsans.sais BY z nj
Aniss Al Toeis en-. bg pm-
aaa rasvrsa, i Cedar Cay saek, ohee .
Leave NepAi Cay every MenAay .te
Arrive I, lsss. ciy rsaa flia.s esspsi
Arrive N.rA Css er=rs Fsasy sgsp@
NOTES
osas. suy.aea 'sss sass 'ie Z .As
mo -. % sssasisd fs asass 70 =. aaa % = y @
ss ihr np - sahsri q eurs slns
MY eApaard ~ certificates The aaaGasi %
as s., s s sas \ T. Z assa rosea ,
and r rsa.ing ser eeaaa e eansy ne n 2. saeay =
aanai na stTsef ff
gseexhy dlschasln Las Far1 Dzset
xi the contract
Postmaster Generai he Postmaster
schedule. lie order
shef1 increase GA lae
he aa eua Gscosilnae fe service Al no
Of mpEhs
dispsussd wia No vii be allowed ns
advertised Distance points "a sHp7en
stated The siae aaas b addressed - La
= s Tss~y Il rss re calas. are . se esr,es ana
hsfo the lsz aay
EssssSa. Oregon lssh Aa,
- ~ JAMES CAMPBELL,
81 gnsfaa= Ter .ens
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wAsnISGTux BRANCH RAILROAD
EQ szz - = 60 5sa ~ ~


ff1l~s az y9~ohw*
EAsE daily, eroess sunday, and a, a and sHd $
IL m.
On sun Jay, Al =, q. aod > m
Leave Kxisis9ose ~ and y and , 4nd = y N
a. a. a1c )
BAots sna Ohaa AEF0sa for E "
are hy ssaius exyfns 6, and > p m
for YnlAcs4phsa and ss N, ans
For AnAsyusas, nj sAs ras and q r. "a
r. II. PARSONS, Agent
Pstscu4r called requng responsible
peou who wish over ne road
Dee l5-8T
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~ March, enrusi An
pre- rig1f
Enfte
exsndsa the above snuoaed aAsera5ar sections
and paid of &olaf and
hey per before axed fs tine Fabc And
Isth Earca ieSs, esgs-S relief
iznds feres foe railroad parpses wso s-
above lands he 6ie ~ xatA. sa
prssE0.s ths ordinary rintnsuaa
putgse e Saas2s and
Sss base dAed
Thereor-, entitled 10 tie r,.s or
above snio&s4. Of ID
- above rsroc aselis asSs lac si
F.hrusy fts tsis ltza uncsf sas d 2th
as withdrawal
seSGsrs sh the vi a. and
proper ece, na6 Haks asfss
by rraacaais cft~r seslAg tAu aoc
spntsd Cos The public sale of lands
otherwise cssR wJh forcteA
Jos. :. WILSON,
Acting Cesnnissioaer Of the GszeTSi Land OGes.
ls-IRwlSw flnl. h sszz.a
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LoHs&Lk L~.s~s sn~mosors fea sry sns arse hr"1s
cf Heus~
s~~~rrsv been pa-~sf
Ters ara po.~~aa
rrf Address Srras osce- rrsaxsry prpHrtmrr,
Oct s-Sn
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n,tea states Patent Ume<.

%,
an the sefioa AZ EFaakEn Uxri&h
" eIy 81 Ne Yors tos iae sassoa 81 pa,eh
2l6 9s Frsasfy fff. for
applying hrr
H., sssr og-shoa cscMse,r years
gaeal, which takes place The ih day of Fe
ruary. 1856
the said prea be heard she Fsxat Once
Of less, ~ O'Clock, and all
caGse
ysng gsaiap pss'10 ought granted
opPHg bs required 70 ale bs Patent
specially oh @rss,
tse ~ kesrirr S fesncny ad ~ either
t s2d hearing be sksA sHd traassaisd
eusace q The Osce HhicA VIII be FURNISHED
applic
4 Be esaeS iglh geaGary, s
esF rried testr1ouy be haeS
bofe The 81 THAI se
aRy within len days
tAsrss ynl9ishra umioa, intsli-
L. O.; PaaEsyassnixa,
PpRsAisanfas seienn6s Amecan New York. New
Hanp-hre,
wrrk wesks presoa~ ash day Of
3aHsnry nc1t, the dss II hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
CnnamissAaaeg or Patents
apess wa sJsass eeps, ana seed hsis
DFes, pspsr containing nosiee
Ngv 9i--lawSw
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TWENTY Dsmts.hps supsrsor Old Rye Nhiss %
Il hcsf il s~ Distncf, for saA ~ MURRAY h SEM Ak-.
Dec f3-Seuif
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a % Member. Of Cenxrrss- Strangers. e~e--DuvAIL
REO, lnitors, bare argss
aaG rnet % hselnss
pa, elshs zFa aancy
ard venrs, &e heh lhry prepared
order sr ahsir csual ssyle of elegance
We have gzrsnsuss
sste A.orsra.ri
aushszs gloves sn<pendcr- erzTss hasassfchieGs.
Dee eu2sn DUNAld. EROTHER.
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ses.~. to p.nsasnsn, Tx Payers.

sess~s DsBnanent T.s Payers.
Caahfcrose OYfacE,
D%cews@F * issk
NOTICE. af asss.eat
~ ~iH hc cDnpes ant p1tfsne
I4nesry, ssrsey
fsstet trs tAs tess tse
the 80 s~sse-x ceisscoa,
saens z. =. ROCHE,
becs-asJsn3 CoH~ct~s
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As,lum for orphan BOYS

me usssees cs ~ ysossr,s Gyh2n k4sns
sAee orpA4s sys a0ser q she
F~osssa EaeAs ~i1asi
esaioas n ~I s~ ASha
ea ~ ths ar uasse@s u bg leave
o~A apaa as rarsaae and Aanans Dst
Coaahaa - bs eoHssnaes ~hif ,
are .sracssy saelra psgySe ~ ne carr
sas ssosecsa Shdfrs, ~hs y~sssy ARd ne
as psscGts o9r,s 81 sns aA~'ses~
Apg4 % he h.a Of ssrg thf'ssH
The trustees sasArun 81 mFAestng teen hass
Ar sehMn ss ~hsre hesry hsndss4 eh.dFsa
puses Maa sascaa1d, ahsush dsnnaeds lbs ah
susu ls Ia 70 ehlish cPeH bys thsy have
AtTriae heen yseven.s cng tr q means, ss
svslAbss pspery hAAd saAil sKcrons ssnss ~
sFAal a@ coaess, saa q asasoAs aEa sse
seecd 20 ne isHalon, M neomr tsen
hsc . ,ss reastssA or ssppp Esa
sAnch 81 this appeal - ne s'sss 20 ne
e4rGAAe paFnNnea ~ tear das towards me es
provide specially f shc has bseH M ~ the
a : pressing abaszsles-
pooaoas Aaa be haakfu Fscsiwea ay
uasees BY n ss.~sea and
sssslaee contritssgs sh@ a tns
pSsns
JAMES Il. DDNELAN,
Rev TGaUTHY oYTsg0LE, fTr9slees
THO aAs & ,RBERY, Treasurer
w. HICKEY, secresaFys
1ahau SECOND direcrc Mrs HsEfseaa k~Raedy
sreaurex A. secfrArs Ars CaFnxnge
Mrs lane Neyss. NAry Eol Ms 7asrphine Yss
Mr. t@inhrtne Roche.
ysrAesh eoR@es@ tssyexsADf W = q usAsns, Charts
k--nAn, Eds4rG SaHs, srEg Ansi nM q kHaP1srsek wa
nhs~es ThoEns Eagte Brady Seorgt hAEsy Jo
Radoph gfchar Dr. Alexander sla
se.rgs Msuihry, Eeesrt Saboaey. Iphn \. CHsseh4
Tbs Heky sew, Baltimore sGRt waa please insert
the shove several umes. Dec ls-2a~sw
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NrAEDAAO French Aush~ws. a NE sdastons. - nNe
y fr sale IN ~ sss uwSsrsaS srs %
n-~ ~ pRAvCE TAYLOR
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IAHD-To puchss1 s~s furnitNrr 90 hoo-e-
ksspss q knd me ,ahaer wd aanepnrs tsi
ks house Nc as epzllf
ts fz~snev wrsI anes ~h rne Assnfssat sone
hsr2rs BE- crfn-d se -
s oaseu~ he ess sit rfs ~ seseu Fsfr nsre
81 esamsed
furniture, 0 ans Enassss susvh style
Th~ large nN~s VII
saAss, sr~csd so"ss asiiftrf
x,v l-~x.xsv ~ " NcEEKEDE-
To &evnhess s~tnurnsix Nv th~
passic snar s'tsa
y ciais css-assres nsd veri
Win asAcs NaS 10
seh fail please Hsvtax ssrssrd sAssish
sRnxtrvnreA vnA vshet
fsaaisMcs~ss n sks rnstsS
wN. "a. STAMFORD. anti raagas,
Penn three secys wess ~ aa street Va SIS
A for fse Frseca Fshtsns scssres resuiay
w. W. r..
D~r I-ax~Twf
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pARGAI>s for rhe Hoaid-ys ishiPg 70 make change
in my eamusAcs III DAY prs-
Tbnse h6s-
sas. ~ia % wed o eelert item II
Eassroiaerrs, lsSss, rihsnas, nuwsrs
Dress cage, head 6rcss-s, sovts, trirnaiugs
Together eE n fArrY acRun,
phs8 wfE he sofa vrry cheap A TATE
Osr tQ-ensl No. Fcnn. as, bgtNesa liza
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-20
PARIS SILK BONNETS,
O'CONOR

HAS just received a beautiful assert
IL ment Of Paris Silk Bonnets-also an invoice
Of fine Dress Silks consisting of Striped and Plaid
Silks Moire Antique Black Italian Silks, plain and
figured. Satin, Emb., Grape, and Taslatan Bael
drepes: Jsuvin's Kid Gloves, best make; Rigo-
let's, Rachels, Boas, Bracelets, Ladies' and chill
drens' Gloves and Gauntlets, Velvet Cuffs, Fur
Cuffs, Down CUFFS, Swans Down and Fur Trim'g,
Moss Trim'gs, Tom Thumb Fringes, French Rail
road Corsets. Bridal Wreaths and Veils-Color-
ed Wreaths-Infants Emb., Robes and Caps
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers and Blond Satin
Goods OF every description. Crapes--Florence
Silks and Tulle; False Hair in every form. Per-
fumery and Fancy Boxes. A full stock Of Staple
Goods, such as French, English and American
Calicoes, Flannels, Irish Linens Shifting and
Co,tonades. A cali Is respectfully solicited.
iccS O'CONOR,
Opposite Post Once
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Cbos. prfnofr0ast \ Go.
Argumentum ad Hominom /!

DOE Colts Revolvers, 4 inch, in cases,
| doz. Aliens . SO 4 inch !
doz. pair of Selfcocking Pistols 3 inches :;
6 pr Manton's Selfcocklng Pistols inches
Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives, Dirks,
Pruning Knives, together with superior
quality of Implement Knives and Pocket
cutlery a large assortment-Ely's and
Coxe's Waterproof Percussion Caps. Ra-
.,ors, a large variety to suit the most fasti-
,IIous, are now offered for sale at reasonable
prices and the most liberal terms by
decl3 VIM. BOGEL.
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FURTHER FROM KANsAs.--A dis
patclf Of tho 9Th. from St. Louis, says:
by a dispatch from Weston We
have the following accounts from the
seat Of war:
There are eight hundred men armed
with Shapes riAels at Lawrence
They say they can raise three thou
sand more. They are willing that
Sheriff Jones should peaceably search
for the escaped prisoners, and that
they will not commence hostilitics, but
will act on the defensive to the last. -
Pomeroy is now at Lawrence, having
escaped from his captors.
'Iis said the pro. slavery party have
tlpc hundred men ut Franklin and
two hundred at Douglas and Lccomp-
ton. Sheriff Jones was to execute
sho writs on the prisoners yesterday,
and if resistance was offered, would
await further orders from Govern.
mont. It's thought that there would
be tight before nnss.-. were settled
No United States troops ordered ~.
yet.
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40. .. phillips emporium.
FALL FASHI(DNS FOR lH5D.

FALL Fashions FOR 1850.
T AM now receiving my assortment of
l. Mems Boy, and Youths HATS, particu-
lar attention is invited to the quality and
style ofmy GOODS. There ia no circum-
stance that gives as much evidence Of the
popularity ola GENTS, FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT, as the fact that al
most every gentleman you meet ~ either
clad in elegant garments pure hased at the
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, or on his way
to that fashionable establishment TO proure
them. w. ID. PHILLIPS.
nov 0. Church street opposite the Harvey
House.