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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-03
MOORE,
TORACCONIST, WHOLESALE b RETAIL,
Coruer of Chsrry and Cedsr Streets

Corner of Cherry aud Cedar Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN.
T WOULD announce my friends and the public gen.
orally that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles len per less than any other
the CITY, for cash purchase for caeh that save FROM
ten TO twenty five per the following articles:
Meerschaurn Pipes. warranted GEN ulNE;
Dutch Pipes-laTgsst stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes large ETY.;
Snufs-Happee, Macc9boy, Scotch, CARROTS, Rooms,
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do I.sng1orne Armistsads, Disdem
Twist Fig Leaf ai's, &c. &c
Also just received superior article Of Ale for sale by
the barrel.
have on hand lot Of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do well TO call as
can furnish them with every thing in the business.
iapII-n
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DAN. TRIGG,
TIONE ER.
NO. o5 Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn,
NTlLL attend to any sale at Auction Of Dr7 Goods
w Groceries. Real Estate, Personal Property sc &C.
offered him ~ Will also attend promptly 10 the Coec.
ton of any Claims placed in his hands ar29-1m
EXEoUT0a'S SALE
DY virtue of the authority conferred on me by the will
ID of Sarah Ewing deceased, will expose 10 sale by
public auction Saturday, 9Th May 1856 on cred. Of
one and years with Interest from date two pieces of
property situate Vine steevz The house and lot in
which Albert Geaves resides being about forty feet front
and hundred and eighty feet in depth also oece of
the lot which Geo. W. Smith resides, containing sixty
feet 'front.' and one hundred and eighty feet in depth
At the time and place, will sell, a credit of six
months (upess previously disposed O several likely
groes embracing men, women and children. Notes in
bank, with good security, required.
mavltd ANDREW EWING Fx'r
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LARGE SALE OF sEAsoSABLE STAPLE G FANCY
Dry Goods,
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.

Hats Bonnets Boots, Shoes Brogans Ladies' Kid Shoes
and Boots, Childrsn's Shoes, &c.
BY TRA BUE e. LUCUS,
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u BEN. s. WELLER "a
N Il thankful his many friends for the patron Sd
80 age hitherto bestowed on MN in his ~
stove and Tin, Brass 4 d Copper Mandatory,
And trusts he viii receive the additional aTors OF ma
ny friends supporting his effort TO establish Agrcu
cultural Implement and Seed Store IN their midst.
~ BE general agsn: for Of the best Nurseries
in the Unou and ho,e in of the best Fruit Trees
&c supplied through him az less cost than they
der nh30
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Paper EEiII.

apa2-im W s. WHITMAN.
s. sTRAIGaT WIZ 3 pEMINg c. H M'DoUGAL
STRAIGHT, DEMING & CO.,
Commission Merchants for the Purchase and
sale of Western Reserve Cheese ~ Butter,
Sugars Moasses Rice Coffee BrOons, Seeds Saleraius
and ali kinds of Western Produce and
Manufactured Articles,
No 81 SYCAMORE ST, CINCINNATI
sg Particular attention given to the FOrN arding Bust
ness. Idec28-6m+
DRUSH Es.-A large invoice of Clothes, HAIR. Nail
D and Tooth Brushes for sale cheap PLY By orprrc1
FANCY SOAPS,-A la.ge lot of Toilet, Defensive
mh aiN '-'D' swap " 1ARIoS STRETCH.
I9INE COMBS.-A large lot OF English and Amer
u can Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale BY mh3l AARON STRhTCH
DARRY'S TkICOPn ERUUS.-I gross Of Ihls
d excellent Hair Tonic, in store and for sale BY
ulhsl AARON STRETCH.
7 YON'S BATTALION "A large lot Tor sale
i 4 cheap by AARON STkETGH,
WhoesdL and RetIE Druggist
mh31 Corner of College and Union sheets
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
THE ACT OF CONGRESS approved March I'd, 1855,
drep of any of the Wars OF the United States defense
of our liberties Bounty Land TO all who have not received
heretofore the of 100 together with the
necessary procure said bounty land claims having been
received the undersigned be would respectfully inform
all those interested that he is now prepared prosecute
the claims of any and ali that may desire avail Them
selves of the benefit of this ac
Terms moderate satisfaction given, no charges
Persons living distance be mOdated BY ad.
dressing, bv letter. HUGH CARROLL
mh25-lm Office of Grand Scribe Nashville Tenn
INTRODUCED PHICES.-HavIng removed from
my for ner residence. take this method of inform
ing my lady friends AID acq aintlnces that they now
find me at the Crutcher House. where prepared 10
Cut Fit suo Make Dresses in the latest and fashion
abe Styles and reduced prices Ladies who want
perfect fitting dress would do well to call on me- as
guarantee to please all. both in fit and style
sss- The entrance to my rooms Is on Church Street.
and ladies' will be at no Inconvenience IN finding me
aprlS-2w. MRS H. n. GRAY.
NYTLLET SEED WANTED.-We wish to pur
WI chase 500 bushels Of billet Seed Also so bushels
of Blackeys Brown and Lady Peas. Also, Jornfeld
Beans for which will paw the highest market price In
Cash. WELLER COOPER.
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse,
Apri Is. Market rect
DUM-20 obs n. B. Rum. Jest received and foI sale BY
II apl McCkEA & TERkASs.
DOTATOES.-54 bbls White Meshunic Potatoes re-
ceved this day per steamer Rescue and for sale BY
misc MORRIS 4 ~TRATrON. 4
CIGARS, CIGARS!- COME AT LAsTi-
" Just received large lot of those cheap Cigars. For
sale By DEMOVlLLE BILL,
apli Druggists No. rs Cherry street.
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NYTLLET SEED WANTED.-We wish to par.
N chase 500 bushels of dilet Seed Also so bushels
of Blackeys Brown and Lady Peas. Also Jornield
Beans for which will paw the highest market price
Cash. WELLER COOPER.
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse,
Anri, I2 .
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COTTON wIhere is change in the market and g
lev lots we're SOLD yesterday at 6as1Sc
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CTONE WARE 2 500 pieces Stone Ware, consist
~ ing Of J-rs, Churns. jugs, Nj Pans Butter Crooks
&c of every size, just received.
nnh BROWN A. GRrIRRS C,iana
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DEtRL SrARCH.--z5 boxesnyf very superb
L Article Of Starch Just received 81
ans RKOWN GRUREl Al Collaoa AZ
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SOUTHERN MILITARY Acaprmy
s 3 d . % o o

ZoI ftizeS amounting TO. S9O 90,
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DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Consfantly OF
l. hand. Barclay. Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch Ale
sp5 BROWN 4 GRuRRS A CoIlern 81
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
DOINGs OF The HOUSE

Y4it,-i.y Correspondents Of The NJ l. iHou"S - .,--
WASHINGTON, Dec. 49, looo
glorious days work in the House 1ooE'
Pennsylvania Fuller placed himself square on Tie
southern American platform. He had opposed
.he Nebraska bill only az he opposed all slavery
agitation. He invited questions, when MI sage
asked II be would now vote to restore the Missouri
restriction. MIR Fuller said he would act on ina
question when 1t came up. Penusylvanla Todd
said be tsd formerly voted for Mr. Fuller bat nsa
he understood him TO stand on this platform his
ri. hit arm should have " thered ere ne Woald nave
cast such vote. Ohio BSil said he too had voted
FOR Mr. Fuller under m'ssppreteusi He should
now vote for Mr.. Banks. New-York Whitney
made a thoroughly Southern American speech.
Kentucky Campbell bored the House extensively
in slorifying Southern Americauism, as the vote
x.s waiting to be declared. Pennsylvania Ede
drew of from Mt. Fuller, but voted for Ohio
C.mpbeu New-Yoik Edwards voted for Mr..
Ranks Bsyard Clarke aud Haven stuck to Mr..
Tn,,.r. Our friends were greatly encouraged by
,be effect of Mt Fuller's speech BanAs's vote
,y.. o,e HUNDRED and six, with New'York Bennett
and think one mere Banks mar absent hope
.hs Hons. will soon resolve TO sit and ballot with
ont adjournment or speeches from our tide TIL
Fpeaker is CHOSEN. '"
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THE TRAGEDY IN BOSTON.

The trseical conclusion Of the thrsshing affair in
Bes.ep, involving tie death of Mr.. William Sumner,
hes been all esdy recorded in our columns. On Tues.
day, Police Justice Gushing he'd preliminary ex-
amir stisn, which concluded on Wednesday by the
committal Of Coburn ana DstOn on charge of murder
. From the testimony given on Tuesday we select the
fclIovipg:
+. @. Richardrop, called was in Shawmut-av on
the 18th November, and saw collection OF people
about tie house; asked what the trouble @As, ana
they said somebody ives crying nataer; we.s - "9
door and rabg the hell, out nobody answered H. l
,sett TO the station house. cot assisancs, aud wea'
back to the house; rsog the DELL snd Coouln eno D
for came 10 the coof; asked them what the uouDe
WAS and Mr.. Coburn ssid tat they hso giveo ne'
Porter and Mr. Sumner d. good thrashing for tax
in, improuer liberties with their wives; they sao mat
they whipped Mr.. Porter III the foreno a. ana nv ~
ner in the afternoon; the pNtee were IN Ine LIVER
rcor, Of tie house; Mr. Co5urn $40 inst ne got Iot
Ter 10 the HOUSE by sending him le;er Snen ara.
went into the house. CObuTn sai1 10 me lost nc
rafood at Sumner and Porter ned tssen ni-
"proper Liberties With their wives, ne M 49,
Simmer Cd GOOD tbrasbiDg." wenf into t1e
borse about twenty minutes after saw 'se pries en-
ter; also ssw third party 10 the nJae Sneh went
there tbs party waa man WHOM ga NOT .uo"' ua
could identify If saw bm agsni Sooufn ead .os. ls
s in xtb Sumner in West 81. and gaze lin al invl-
ts.ion 10 Wit he house Mr.. Dalton did not say much
OF any thing TO LIE; the statements We're made IN en-
,yfr 10 inteIrog soiiss.
VIM. Henry Nuhfri cehen-iM as ou quo 49, NJ o.
enue on toe l7h Of November; know Mr. Coourns
tousz; il IL No. a; about O'Clock In the AFTERNOON
heard ourcries ffom the house; hearc ,ne cry OF
aNu, der" about dozen time. the cry came from
peron sppa entity in Distress Iheard no conve:ssnon;
at the tine tia; beard the cry vas IN front Of the
houte, and & lady opeled window IN the tsrd story
ard .sid that q persOn was being murdered IN the
bou,e And ssI ed ne TO break ia Toe door; went TO
he house with two or three others. and tried 10 break
in The door; then heard scufiie rsde, and heard
tou ebody say oh don't" could not get iato ne
ara rang the bell but 10 answer sle aud h veGI AZ
| ter posse of officers; the cry Ct murder Sc ~
reared to come from female; also the cry OF ~
don't you'll kiIlne" he last cry was after NE
sn .r. ns .! the SOUND died away The e msrss
cane from the upper part Of the house; .ne Uay n,
"oh, don't you'll III me-" I am = s,o Ss Ina house
trade did not zee any person escspg au U nersou
| coald no. zee the back psrf OF 'h' "'N-''
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APLAsrER RAISING THE WISD.-Who wiu ouy
good field hands and smsIt serysI's q! TAR Pfioe.
apd at the came time thereby aid souhern emigraaoa
10 Kansas. without its costing Lin anything
fiie-d of our, whom we indorse a. able and do
teImiped to Go what hs proposes nstracs us TO an
Iounce that for the purpose Of raising funds TO carry
10 Kspsas tse or three hundred emigraufs able eod
de Abo onists he VIII, on the first Monday 10 JAN
uary reat, the 7 h cay of January, 1856, at the
Ms;I.t House in Montgomery, at II O'clock a. m,
sell forty likely negroes, being an entire stock OF nr
comclis7ed hotei ard body servant likely eeam-
str, su- orr be, Of remarkable mechanical talent
TerIns-Cesh or bills Of exchange on .uch u.as IL
icy can he negotiated for cssh. Titles Ind spassSc.
Pslers IN the adjacent conDtes fnesoy .,s River.
ss1e your money tiI ther and hep yoSrseynss ana
Etp,ss Al the same time Mont. (Ala.l msi Dec' D.
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Blake as Commissioner Of Public Buildings in this
District, and Of Mr.. Wise as Secretary of Legation
to France.
X X XIVTH CONGRE SS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WAsHIyc1os Dsc "a ts,,

SENATE .WAsHISGTOS Dec. 49, 1855.
M. CLAYTON pm tented memorials prayiog for
indemnity for French spoiations prior to 500. He
proposed Only TO say now that lie should ali up the
subject and address he Sanstc on il: The Pfssilen
veto message was received last session 30 late ss TO
render it impossible for bi n to discuss it fully.
He believ'd the single idea UPON which the Whole Of
The message was precicae1 was su error Of foot. Il
proceeded on the ground thai claimants pyid no
DEL the tresy of Louisiana 1903, bat the records in
the STATE Departments show not the fact. He would
discuss Tie subject fully at future dav.
MefsTs. BRODHEAD and CRIrTENDEN pre-
scr ted memorials from Naval officers, complaining OF
the acton of The Naval Refining Board.
nv. JONES Tenn submitted resolution calling
tie Secretary of the Navy FIR the pro ,eedngs OF
that Board and for the evidence which they acted.
Mr. CLAYTON thought the subjec should not be
eEcussed in open session.
The resolution then laid over and atsr an Exc
cuiiye See sion the Senate adjourned.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsnINGTOY, "wednesday, DEC II, I5So'
No. l4-,Jonn Hol, rood plaintiff, VS.. Lsvi Pun
phrey Justice Campbell delivered the opinion OF the
Court reversing the vdgren Of the Circuit Court OF
the District Of Columbia With ste, aud remsadlrg Inc
c,nse With objections TO award writ of rsnRe acias
de nero.
No. 22-Jscob Kissel, plsintiff, VS.. The Board OF
Directors ard its Preeident, of the st Louis Puohc
Schools Argument contioued BY Mr. Gnsr ior de
endants. and NJ. johnson for plaintiff.
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COBURN AND DALTON TO BE TRIED FOR
MURDER.
Boston, v edTesdayi DEE. II

ROsTOS, MecI esday, Dec. IL 1879.
TIE exnmirstiop Of nsessrs. COburn ard Dafoi was
fuibed dis afternoon, and resulted 10 the acc ised os
Inc committee for trial on the chsrge of murder.
as inc inVe stig9i ion merely preliminary to the
action Of the Gran Jury, testimony vas introduced
FOR tie defense ~,
Justice Gushing briefly reviewed the csss sna mel,
Seatb az shown by tho usdosl testimony intfodace1
was from blows mud injuries and thst tae other esu
yronv implicated fhe prisoners as iptlic'ing them
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THE ASIA AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, Nednss:Gy, Dec. Iyi 800:
The steamship Asia arrived here az O'Clock tnis
svening. Her mail, wi be dispatched ia the esrly
train to-morOw--dus in NeE'York aeou; ?. ~
Onr Giles of Epglish papers contain nothing OF import
go NOT embraced in the dispatch from IL shfax.
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THE SENATE PRINTER.

F,a.. Another Correspondent:
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 49, 1900
The Senate Democratic ssucus to-day resolved
10 postpone the election Of Printer to the "a oil
January. = ~.
Ths Senate confirmed the nomination oil Dr.
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Buds,o Rsver Market sosss.

Bare ssgu.h.an n Fs'Ab s %'it s s i1sa s.
anivsd hsi Co.. Viz; 81 Bseyes. milk Cow Vs2
cav. a., = s: 80 a.. h s.:s .s.ss:s
kss 60 A. averaging 100 y, bies Hay 70 o. Sosws
60 rolls Leather - q lamar, nsrfsr from Hevturth.
bSts wb.rf Got Of WsrfEn street. Dec 10 rsgorss ae
srIise sr,ees BY the top viz; 81 Beeyeso MIA Cows
be oyr $3.50 81 sbssp and Lambs Horss q esrcsssee
q W. 40 DO Pcrk 28 n dressed Poulty, $50 ysvt, -
G,.s 81 Drcts IN tuba sa,sa .vs,snS 8, h,sia, =
u,.k
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MISSIONARIES SAiLED,--In the ship Humboldt
which ssiled from Boston on Monday for Hoaolulu'
the following wee passengers MI Plummsr OF fo.'-
isnd, the Rev. Mr. johnson, and Sir. and Mrs Lsaa-
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npp,pyIrRE OF THF AMERICA.

BosTos, Wednesday, Dec. Is, 1892
Tee royal Msil steamship America sailed a. I ~
O'Clock lis morniug, with ITO passengers for Liver
pool and for Halifax. Dir. Psran Stevens, OF the
Revere House goes out "a bearer OF oisPs.snes "
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ARRIVAL OF TaE JAMES ADGER.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Dec. 10 1000.
The United States Mail steamship james Adgei al,
rived here from NewYork q. O'Clock this iuescayl
aYerL Don.
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Ernn The 1 sziraten [ No. Erpr.... D

Fron The Lexington Nm Eyprsss, Dec: =,
We hare lust seen u wDsm- n, w. II. klsseii,
who retuJned home from Kansas this morning, and
from whom We learn mar things o. interest,"
An in,ren chment has been dug ali around the town
OF Lawrence, ard The people are armed with / .OOO
Shsro's rifles and six pieces OF caauoo. tney say
thew will def, nd the town 10 the last extremity.
Gov ShaDr on has ordsrsd Sheriff Jones to take ali
the hes ard canron at Lswrence scd brl1S the 20
LecCmptop. .
Two hundred men crossed the Missouri River st
Dslavae Landing, before dsy Monday morning,
I'D uen were s.ill crossing whet Mr.. Russell fsss1.
One company of militia under the command ct "a T.
Dunn was fitted out and furnished with arms &c, a.
the town Of Leaverworth, oy the house OF MAJORS
Russell & Co and orders vera left by hr Russell
tb.t ike fsci should be eo'ded 10 all othsrs Who
nigh a. ply for the pdreoe of sssluog me GOVERNOR
From 7As J.Tsyson No EnSsi'rr
Ry yestfruays mail recei gec 81 ex "a ION me
ri, cf Tie i<xiEg, rpTess daiec tae or instant
no oclcct a. ~. whic1 contains some additions. Ia
70 m 4iion 10 that published in onr last di,pscles
from Weston. The tore ahd spt OF .ne LAG os,,
cnle,ed to co more bsrm tran good NJ seosi1e man
o,bt.d for one moment when the cit'Z'ns 81 law
renee set the laws OF tbs Territory az deh Nce, Oh.
Governor S5alpon would Be AIDED by the Geasral
Government, in any wsv he sollG ask. IN SUSTAINING
and encrcips the laws of the Territory and nov IN st
President Pierce Las sgn.fed his readiness 70 oro-r
cut tie Cli,ed States troops 1t would be more com
erd.be on ths part ofthe citizens of Missouri no, ~
interfere but 'e the Proper suaon1es o. inc nso an
force the Laws One of the writers in toe ezra al
Inded 10 would Rave tie peose o. Missouri take tue
mower on, of The hands Of the General Government
10 nsoce the la We in lis Territories, and taxe t1s
newer 10 lis own hands This 10 vrong, ard Is weu
calculated TO engenoer bitter feeling in he msds OF
the Ieopls of toe Territory, when 1t is muca oe''ef
Ielsbb,rIy and good feeling should preval-
We COPY the folio wing extract from dispNcn from
]. l.. Sharp OF Lafayette County to The kxp-e" oil
Gee. ami published in The ezra:
NN' INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 4, 1855.
1--WE bavs Jus. arrived here, and sod the excite.
man, hi,h The President has ordered the troops
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VEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY DECEMBER %, 1855

cut We win drive into camp to morrow night Two
COMPARES from Clay will pas through here tonight,
ARD will 60 win us to morror
" lie attack Will be made or Thursday or Friday.
Our psrJ rupber sbogt zoo End hy ton prrox ri ,h
We will rambler 1o0' Lafayette tss done m ore tasn
ber duty ard wil COME off IFS bet.
While write, lin telePrnNh offics,l dsos'c' Is
resd from Ka,sss, saying, Fight ~l core OF TN -
'osy' II Is reportec here that some of the Jscks,n
credit. ard feel proud to hail from tisr, No ons
kuoEs wher TIE t7iDg will end or when viii gs,
Though. Ny Information Is derived from Wooiso1,
Dicks. DR.. Henry, end the telegraph opsra,or Mr..
Gaisgter.
"Jsek.on has no. dore her duty, and L, Fayett,
yueoit On Ter Own hook, aud vii. make ne bs,.
shnw Of cry county, II they don't fight though
tfirk Trey sre tire beet "puck"
DOur tsty have arrested two Ct the LENDERS Of the
rebellion party: SIR Poneroy and aro'her msn at
AtclisCn who hsd IN bis possession pspers ehowing
that thew in er ded setting e to and barring Achison
TO e.bes They had TO send to Weston 70 90. guard
for tie town. Things are hot and viii no, leave
until they quiet down l. j. SHARP.
Such couduct on the part Of orr citizens rig ut in the
face of III dsratch rom the President ordering The
troops TO the -d Of Gov. ShauLon sould tie ext gelcy
of csse require il is altogether wrong Tbs charge
that forty of CT iZens of jackson deserted is whst
we 70 not believe. We fe-l warranted 10 placing this
construction upon the conduct 81 those ch.rged with
cestriior-'bai is so soon As they ascert sined the
Ipited States troops would be ordered TO toe aid Of
Gov. shannon, very properly refused to take any
further seps in the matter until called upon by the
cor s.tuted auhorts. Tbs we prssu me Is the true
state of the case. Taere other dis)atcbes in this
ezra equally IL as bsd tss,e rhe We pu5li:h,
but We eem il unnecessary TO publish them, and we
are sure 10 good would reoult from their publication
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10y telegraph
REPORTED TERMINATION OF THE DlFFl-
CIJ,rIES IN KANSAS,

ST. LOUIS, wednesday Dec. 10, 1855.
A dispatch from Indepen aence of the 18th insan:
,av,; 1.-THE trouble at Laurence, Kansas, has been
settled by the people promising 10 deliver up offend
"ers obey TIE laws Of the Territory recognize tue
"Governor, as such. and conduct Themselves IN the
" future as lsw-sbidrg people. They refuse, how
lever, to deliver their arms. The volunteers from
Z" Missouri hsve been disbspdsd and returned home
Col. Cumming, Superinten lent Of Indian Affairs,
arrived at Council Bluffs yesterday from the Black.
feet country, where he concluded treaties With several
tribes OF Indians.
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Add tire people from tbs uasryfn
Watched - \ ,stins. risios s'ukins.
TJI re bi-rh-e1nos sec->d lifted
HigA fnis that seu Of spiessr,

Apdtf Re
Watched b. = aostins. rsDs sntins.
TM re bsrhe1aos seczsd lifted
HigA fnis that Of sp<sSr,
I'll it,Ahk into he vsPon
Lne the D mo N. sc~iv slowly,
sinsi8s Ia the ourpls dissnse
II this beautiful cot ccp'ion be indeed Indian. ana
not Fin ish, vhy 10 W and OF 10 The Notes
10 Hiawsihsi TIE ssssciy " revisger in the last
number Of PEfEam's Magazine has, 1t seems to "a.
OWNED the truth. H. says Whether the LODI "a
brain be resy respor sihl TO- them all Che legends
1--WE have orr ceusis. The legel6s OF Nesonah
and HawshA Sailing seem too hn1ly and ttnc-
" fully touched TO be Of Indian origin. ~e thsk We
zee tracss of the supreme Caucasian mini y Mr.
Lorg elow'sll {" IN such persoOthc.sious a. these
eve C.. Of ,OvI BAH; o Birch Tree!
GruviDs By he rushiog uvs4.
TAI ara ststeis in the valley
l slisht canoe wil bald me,
BSaa sSit CD snsua t1t sizing
And The tee With all its bsuehss'
kust'eo in tn, srs eIa q m mug
sssius 18th ssh Of stienc-:
fAhe ~ coax, o Hi.
Give me of your b,ush- o Cedar
Ofyour a. pisrI sr.nch-s
M,s n r. .iI ic ,Od s,m IN bSsn;,,,h me-
Throrkh the summit o. the cedar
Went ssJund crT OF horror
Went murmur Of ress sroe
But ~ st,per,d bending down~ad,
Take my boashs d his9Nhs"
Down he hssei tbs bosses of c.dsr,
Ssspsd th,m strsish,wsI to tfrsms.ert,
Ike 40 kows be formed ard shaped them,
Like two bsLd-d W. t1selnet
- Give IL CT your roots, U tsmrscS'
Ofyour 6bruuI roofs. D La Tree
And the arcn. wi ali its hbes,
Shtve cd Ia the air OF uorsins
Touchet his forehead W N its tasels,
Said ~ith one lot sish Of sorro~.
IsIe III; N al, aia~asha"
Give Of your balm. o Fir rree!
Ofyour bs and your resin,
80 70 ciose the together
Tn.t the ~sier may rot enter,
That the river nay not wet ms!'
Ara he fr.trse, tall and sombr
SJbbsd through 81 ts hes Of dsAaess'
Ritled lie = shore With pebbles,
ALSw red wsibE answered seepi3s.
"Tais ry tslm, Hawsths."
"Fancies Ike these we canoct think came from our
hl IN. LII a. lie hl u md bistre.