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vAuUABLEFARMF FOR SALE.

THE undersigned oilers at private Sale, his farm,
situate in Allegheny township, Cambria county, !,
about miles from the, Pennsylvania Railroad
Tunnel, containing 4a6 acres, about acres of
which are cleared, and having good dwelling
house thereon erected. The land is we'll timbered,
and abounds in several excellent veins of ore.
The CIearfeld Greek passes through it. The title
is indisputable Possession given Immediately
May. 16, 1855. p. MOVERS
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Peter McCOugh.

JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE and SCRivENER
- Clearfeld township, Cambria county, Penna-
Collections and other business will be promptly
attended to.
May o, 1854.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-GERMAxT.

n. D.-Letters TO be directed "pcr Steamer.
ria Liverpool" to MoRIz STIEBEL Sogs, Bankers,
in Frankfort-on- the Maine. - =;
Remittances which arrive. after tie Day Of
Drawing. viii be returned. invested in the next
Drawing. at the option Of the sender.
Arril Ia 1pr6
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Geo. w. Todd, with
CONRAD & WALTON,

Cutlery, &C.. No. 255 Market Street,
Phiiadslphia.
~ EEP constantly on hand the genuine limo
IN thy Slack's Angers, VIM. Mann's, Beatty's.
and Hunts superior Axes, Conrad & Nalton's
superior polished Steel Shovels, Darling & Wal
dron's Grass and Cradlng-Scythes. Common and
Patent Seyt'se Snaths, Patent Clothes Pins, &c,
&C., which they offer for sale reasonable terms.
TO country dealers only.
january %, 1855.
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NOTICE is hereby given that will hold an ap-
peal at the Court House, in Ehensburg, ON Mon
day the 18th day of June next. at which time all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved, may attend
if they think proper. No appeal can be heard
after the 18th day of July next.
JOHN LLOYD, Mercantile Appraiser.
Nav J9S5
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The public are hereby notified, that James Dick
of Carroll township, in Cambria County. is unfit,
from mental infrmity, to transact any business,
and the undersigned. members Of his family, are
reluctantly compelled to make this public an
neuncement.
JOHN DICK,
WILLIAM DICK,
Nav 16, 1855 ELIZABETH DICK.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
New Grand Duchy of Baden Lottery Loan
Capital IA 600 900 FIortns.
"HIS LOANS gusrsntesdh5 tie Government,
4 and viii be drawn in different prizes, as tc.-
lows.-
Ia of 10000 Fls. "a Of zo.ooo Els.
l2of 600 Fls. % Of IS COO Fls. Il 10 ooo F.s
s5 = 10000 40 as. .0bD 2 1900 "
5s 1900 " 3e6 2,000~ 1854 /" 1905
&C., &C.
TThe-iovcst prize being 42 Els
IL Florins are equal to DofiaTs-
The next Drawing take plsce ct Csrisrui.s, ~
der the Direction CT the Baden Government, on
TIE Slsf Aidv, 1866,
when every drawn number must obtain cnc of
the aforementioned Prizes, which viii be paid
in Cash, AZ rhe efiices OF the undersigned. Those
fortunate Shareholders not residing on the spot.
will have their amount of Prizes gained paid 10
them through an established Bank. The Lists Of
the result win be sent to each Shareholder, and
the successful numbers Published in the News-
papers.
The Price Of one Ticket is Two Dollars
The following advantages are given by taking
number Of Tickets, viz
II Tickets cost only $40 50 tk's. cost only $50
% 40 100 $50
The Price Of Tickets can be sent in Bank
Notes or Drafts, payable in any of the CONNER
cial towns Of Germany. Holland. Fraace, EGG
land. Scotland, or ireland -
dersgned Banking house, which IL appointed for
MORIz sTIEBEL soxS;
Bankers.
FRANKFoRT-ON-TH -THE-MAdNE.
-GrRNAxT
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Trial List for June Term, 1855.

IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at 9
- Court of Common Pleas, to be held at Eb-
eosburg, in and for the county of Cambria. on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of June; 1866
FIRST WEEK.
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EDWARD ROBERTS has just received fro
IL the east, and has now ready for sale full al
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Bad Policy.

lie ter writers from Kansas to the
Eastern pres are pursuing policy cal
culated 10 do the people of this Terri
tory. as well as the cause Tor which the
friends o free. .om are !aboriDg, an i'm
mense injury. by circulating slanderou>
Steyies against rron,inen. Free State men
Ift rs mol GU province now to inquire
whether these reports ale true or not. Ii
true they should be disposed OF in our
Territorial papers, or be.ore the people.
not through the press of the Easi, with
its innumerable wings which are always
ready mgive circulation to such reports,
but which are rarely car never willing 10
make a correction. Ii lie reports are
ai>e, cur best. most energetic and SELF
saa' ritirlng ci,ze1s are stricken down,
witl.ssus an orpur'u'Iity of re-eSsabiish-
IRg themselves betore The e..uatry, or
wien it l. b,o lac for lem 10 aid Us
with their ;ale;.ts, Zeal and pecuuiary
means.
TO superficial observer, the course
pursued looks like spirit of rivalry-a
desire 20 strike down one LET of men for
the purp.'.e OF making room for others.
Last WINTER D ROBIN ON wa> pursued
with zeal worthy b.uu.r cause, and
veal joined IN a ,,,.emn p oiest against
,soe sian.iers. Every man in kansas,
vi" read those exa seia joys, knew The
i've al tie writers ami ac.-d accord
pgly. o Ter citizens se new being
putsued WIKI he same yea.m; but by
o Ter n.eH. a,id WITH a liiIertn, IA live !;
bas ,i.ey asiDe iaai injury q ..e cause. an,i
sesaes OF tl.ea 4 TIE sake o. tie OPP
P:esse.i IL Ka.tSa-, To vi hold der Vi
.upaa 'an u itil 1t ca be- ali OF truth
i'd HASA Is FREE tl,en. ii they
ciso,-e, Hey eaa I'D tie dtys y
gar"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Strange Idea

The Kansas Freeman claims thai
Lawrence, of course, will not be com
petior" for the location of tlir S ate Cap
ital, and states that We are heated on
the entire eastern border of the Terrific
ry. ''fhe vote upon the temporary 10.
cation OF the capital" it says. "has set
lei the question SO far a. regsrIs thi.
place" Don't be too laSiy ii your
conclusions, neiShbar, aud yon will ex-
perience fewer disappoin mems. Law
renee may not be tie capital Of Kansas.
and may We not sugses; the same time,
thai il Is fossUs Topeka viii not have
the honor Of claiming that distinction.
~ J. B. cHArsAs Esq. has pub.
iisllei tie pro pec.us OF ncE paper, e
Dc iosased = Winfield. Kal,ss r., ~ b
called tie "Kansa, In.eIllsvncer." Il j.
% ady..cate an in,niediats Organization. o.
S.ale Government. aud will be decided.
y saai-sisEvry IN toss.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Mardsx Mos, Foul.

Oar Eaxa was thfogn into HI n state
>; exeisshea. on Thursday last By the
i6aaiixsaee fsozf mar Hickory Point.
n dis Tsfri,sry. that CHAs. W. Dow,
aroang nlzn shout twenty two years OF
sgs, sss mos iilumaniy murdered by
. parry Of demons SIio tejoiee 10 tie aP-
relation of ..border ruffians." Ar Dow
Lad been a. bsacksnrith sl'"p where
seseIaI OF these demons ipes:uats were
congr~gated. Que OF item drew iItie
nm Inn, aud threatened to siooi him on
lie spos. but finally sei down is weapon
without injuring any one. BIZ. Dow
stared TO leave. and got away lew rods
when his attention was diTe.ted towards
fte s!iop by the explo>ior"i percuS ION
cap. Loskias sround lie received a
elarze of buck shot IN his bosom from
. wretch named COLEMAN, and fell dead
upon the spot.
An attempt vas male to arrest the
murderer. bHt hn2was secEesei bY his
pro-sIarery abeslors, aud escaped TO Bis
souri,. Tie people will assemble CT
Monday. and execute summary punish
eens upon the entire party who we're
presenl, and accessories To the murder
II tliey can be founi. We wait with
anxiety for further dcreiopeaents.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Errcueous.

KanSas has, IS yet, no lawyers adj
niiLted To practice la its court<. The
Terrific y Is iull OF lawyer, bur not one
will lake the oa.h lequifed. Hence de-
iendanis are left without counsel.-E<.
The above item is very erroneoHs.-
Each Of abe gentlemen whose. names
appear in our advertising columns we're
admitted 20 practice in The Courts OF
this Territory, before tie restrictive
oath was demanded but 1t is said tina
should any vi item APPEAR in any OF
the Court they viii be required T., lake
an addlii5nal oath TO sustain tie laws of
the late bogus Legislature. which none
of them UdI consent to do.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

The que ton is frrqasally askca in
coming to Kansas ..Siiall We bring rife
or revolver with US. Oar answer is
Yes, and pair of the latter To each
man. and bowie knife may, with propri-
ETY., be included"
To many, sueliadvise may seem fight
fuI; bat our experience is-we are in
less danger of personal injury by being
wei armed than We should be otherwise.
A person is Ros bound to use revolver
because he has one on his person. He
needs one by him in case of an assault,
aud then the chances are hundred to
one he will have no occasion to use it,
The truth is, man is thousand times
Drawer who is confident of his own pow
ers To triumph over opposition than he
would be without such self-assurance ;
and brave man, backed by judgment.
and physical ability to carry his purposes
into execution seldom Las occasion TO
show his powers.
We trust the people of Kansas viii
never becallei upon 10 defend themselves
from an organized mob, bui it is best TO
have the instruments in case of necessity,
and never use them unless demanded by
stern necessi : in actual self-defence. or
in defence of our homes and hearth
stones, and then We should strike to tri-
umph, and we have little doubt but uch
will be the case.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
A Drug Store in Town.

A good Drug Sore has long been
among tie list oil wants" III Lawrence.
Ever since the settlement OF the Terri
.ory physicians and families lave been
compelled to OBJ ain tier drugs in Nj :
souri,, for the want OF a neare. place IT,
obtain those generally understood neces-
sarieS for the sick. Our rirafe opinion
is no one has suffered save in imagina-
lion in consequence of not being able to
crafty this want more fully !; neverthe-
less, The people demand drugs wi;liou
regard 10 their nauseousness and will
have them at any cost Oh money or la
Dor. To such it will be a Plea uie to
l. arm that they can now be procured at
their own door. IN any quantity, and IN
a very pure state, by appl,ca ION To ou.
friends, Messrs. WOODWARD d. FINLEY.
by whose advertisement, it will be OBJ
served, they have established q drug
store among US aud opened lull assort-
ment of medicines. paints. oils, dye
stutfs, plate glass, stationery, DC, en-
bracing every article usually called for
in such establishments. They have also
a small quantity of pure wines and IL
quors, which they have purchased under
tie request of the temperance baard-
being both CONSTANT emperauce men
and are determined to sell the same TO none,
save those WHO need them for strictly
medicinal purposes, undei stringent ap-
plication OF the principle. of prohibit
tory liquor law.
Messrs. w. Il F. are erecting a spa
ciou' store building OF compo .lte. nearly
opP,sise the sore Of Messr HuTcHIS
'en, Il Co., in Ibis city. The walls are
now complete. and it Is pr. babe
the ROOT vii be on in few ays 1t IS
decide ny ghe b.Si piece oi mt..i!aai al
work in our embryn own. AMI vii re-
fec cEesii upon It's proprle ors years
hence when We sl.ali b at oil a popu-
ious city fhey hope 70 set into their
new bui.5ins in lew weeks, where
t..ey viii have better oppyrtuni TO
display th-i d = -s,ckof medicines. DC.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Ea tie Hsraid 4 ffsss =
Temperance.

BLASToE. K. T., Nov. 24lh. -
MR. EBIroR Permit me ih01:
che columns of your valuable paPefI
call the Attention OF the ci,izeHs Of :
Territory to an important subject, 81
thal OF temperance Organizations. n
b the time for making such moseD-'
We are just abous forming our nes 3
eminent, and how important il i .
It should take the right coGrse q :
important subject. 1t tbs tine
Lave no manuiactories OF TIE Poss's
wtole>aie deaiers with t!loasssi'
capital and their ninions TO e'af
with. and, comparatively sPeakia-'
field Is clear. ask, ten. !, ii'e's'
nevolent man 10 this community I'd :,
not lend bis influence 10 gel nj Q !
moral pest 10 sUcIety +? Is there u
manity enough in man 10 gel EofAs''
this great cause? To you, mini''s.
the cross. would ] call upon 20 %
duty in this work. Lei all Hs'
friends of mankind labor 1esIoa''!
the cause OF Temp rance. Cal y
inss; organize adopt some p
choke the lliuIislsr AIcuhol.
We have a meeting here tbs ei'-'
the result Of which, | will send Ess,
Yours dc. n. b. BLAsIV''
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Dying Out.

The An,iS.aye,y party in he Ea,I
appears To be dying out! Z" illustrate:
In the State of Maine. IN 1852, John 2.
Hale had 8,O3J votes for President. In
1914 Mr.. Morrill, had A. 700 votes for
Governor, and in 1856 he la 81 sou.
In OHIO Hale lad 81 100 Votes III so.
In So tie SAME patty cat s., 900, and
III '55 ave Cha Z tor Governor IL, 0OC
votes. The Southern AMI bunker press
oi The North rejoice at the de.eat of the
Anti Slavery par J. and tell of its dying
out; but the indications this way are
that there is glorious re> direction an.
nually OF that party. If they shall con-
tlnue at the same rate of progress they
have made for the last few years, they
will absorb all other parties. When
such shall be the case, We trust Liberty
Will triumph over Slavery.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Prophecy not Fulfilled.

In the first number of our paper, is
sued about year ago. we gave it as our
opinion that Kansas would contain a
population of 100000 within one year
from that date. 1t is probable that We
do not exceed but little ii any more than
half tie number at this zine; but the
cause for the failure of our prophecy is
very evident. Had il no, been TOR the
shameful outrageS practiced upon free
dom in this region, our most san ;uine
expectations would have been more than
realized. As IL is, We lave more nearly
approximated "a tia; number than would
have ben supposed. when all tie dis
couras' meuts are taken into account.
Ii Congress grants our petition. and
admits US sovereign State into the
Union, our future is glorious one If
the reverse, all is dark, gloomy and for
boding.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
CIV szowN. Eal.or.
sssrsrfe, ssssrdss. Bers-a- 1855.

~ We kave deferred tie publication
ef..us paper until slosJsy evening. TIE
81 ia,i, tiss we-misatgise the la-sst ia
teiIi S.n. e. sf.,ni tse seat stswar.---
Several celun.lis eof editorial -aiticlcs
are oni: Ell 10 make room Tor The val
Jews -. ..5Ss--fe
Within press, 10 whom we send tia:
half s!s.es IN .;l.ance, be % kiad a. &c
mention :. ! cur regular issue TO sasscri'
bars viii be deferred iar s-Eew days. h3al
We may give !uli particulars OF The tsans.
pifing events.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

Is1sowotff1iieS, has felnlofeed ire HOO II
Lecompton with party of Inlians.-
They declared while passing through
Topeka that they should not return with
1oui pair Of se-alps, one on each Shout
der. Clark attempted 10 sis'ot Free
State man he oil,er nj ht but the ball
passed through tie leg of one Of i.is own
party, and mangiel 50 ba lily it *
probable II will b. necessary 20 amfa-
tate it.
r MoNDAY opened upon u fair and beau
tiful. The Town. as usual ior the last
few days, was alive with armed men.-
They Lad continued 10 arrive through
The night. and p"ured in on foot, IN
wagons AMI en- horseback, each ready
to sell lis lie as dearly a, possible IN
d. tense OF hi, hea,e aud God-,iven
rights Tie following prociasaa'i"n was
received from Gov. Shannon. Read IL.
ireemen of Kansas. and see the base re-
sor. To wi.ich Gov Shannon has descend
ed, with tie view of carrying hi, lgno-
bic purpose "f enslaving rs. ghe. SIN
ate of lie Umied States viii remember
his patrio ic services in due time. ami
strip i'm of his hOnors and title, and
make him ti"i" Mr.. Shannon. But Ia
his proclamation -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
FIR The MraId + Tree ,
Letter from Vermont

MoNTPELIkR, VI, Nov. IS, 1855. |
Ms. EDIFoR Thinking thai il rls
be OF interest 10 your Numerous rgal
III Kansas to know how your repFsss
i've, whom You nave dele aGeJ u air
"a e our cause in tie .aner-Iand, i i
ceI'ed, L take this oppor uni ' 10 insr
hem vi ais success tie Capi al % 4
native state. Ye. lelday morBlns
was announced thai JOHN HrTcaS a
Esq. OF Kansas, had arrived IN lord
and would speak in the eveain. il a
halt Of the Provisional Gover..nn,al
Kansas. The House Of Representa- i,4
at once voted to give him The Use Of {
Hall. AT an early hour the large Rl
wa, crowded Win Legislators an y.I
pie of the vicinity. all anxious u tyaI
from one vi your own cI,izcn.. oi d
wrons you had suffered. Hi,aIi es, VI
listened 10 wi ia deep mt.res BY b
Whole assembly. He boldly rtl,ri d
"utfa5es WHICH Wee pefpeaa Ell upi
you by the border rutiian, ;" and "a.
earnestly aIvU:aed your ri an to b. a
milted into the Union as S.ale, xlh
Consti ution Adopted by yourselves
was frequently interrupted by chs
while telling uf your deprmins.ioi
resist future a5ssreSsions, whether fra
Mis- ouri mob or by men OF loTpisH |
ticlal power. Al the close Of lie 4
dress, Lieut.. Gov. FLETcHEE sFo-e. a
said I.at although he was an Oh HEI
yet, If Kansas needed assistance IN
ending her rights, he would Be an
the first TO volunteer 10 go To her ie+sI
This announcement was greeIeeI Il
enthusiastic cheers by the whole ash
bly,.
[ will only say Of Mr. Ha,ehina1
speech, that 1t dad honor 10 LimsrA
~ those whom he represents; anI i
made an impression upon Ia's'
heard il wnicn must ell iur F,erd5s
come future time. Remember, ks1
las many friends in .he Gfeen Aoasf
Sac. Yours in haste,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Letter from enc OF the piop..,.
HAyERHILI, Oc. ee ~
O1!JITd fsS55

Il HAT " Oct %. lss,
GEo. W. BRows d eo.-er.'
ineiosed | send You FIVE dollars -
been subscriber to the ..E,,,,'
freedom since last winter ~
name OF and have a COM,
fIe. and ! have been a careful ana:
ested reader OF it Lean as>a,e
Send me the paper s> long as 4.
is good for it.
When | tell you l was on. :, /
'.Pioneer party patty Of soma :!
number-who went up fron r.
CITY. Mo-. in cx-carts, on s.o,
We could. yins our prOyi>;o,- -
US. and arrived on tie spot, Au,,..
1854. where Lawrence now is. w.
not wonder that | read your PAGE,
exceeding interest. see b. II.
Oh October 18th. just received. H..
II might almost say my-city Of |.
renee. gave Reeder 557 vo.es, b.,i,. ]
for Others, making $40 Votes.
can hardly realize, that. x;,l;.
short year, such chan &c La. e,,na
the place. Then it was open -.
With the exception Of one lug hOs,.
must visit the spot again 10 loes
the change, which | intend to do a.,
as my business will permit.
nave read OF the doin . of h. h.,
from Missouri with much am,
have been fearful you would L,!.
yield; yet | have been cheerrd, .~;
all my anxieties and gloomy foreb,I,p ]
by the decided and manly spin. m,s]
tested by you and your friend, i h
tending your rights.
l have just finished reading EXC,
ernor Reeder's manly speech 10 lie II
gems of Lawrence, ON he eYcajB, n,..
ms the cleo lon, Tuesday, Oe.' Oh
wish l was with You and have int,
Ell To do 81 this Au umn. but | sas u
as yet, how | can leave nv bushes,
must wait lill next year, and then hon
10 meet you, together with nv ea,i
friends IN the ''piOneer' cause. La
with thsm in spirit now.
May the right triumph and The a
SiessoIs with their base and law,
measures. be a dis grace and a reDpnr
not oliy throughout tie glorious re,,
tory WATCH is now your aioped baDl
bu. the whole e.yiiizei wor. 1. and !
every spot of earth w..ere GoI has p!,aI
Ell Tie 100 OF man.
Yours with much respect,
VIM. ii. HEW Is
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Paper Mill.

A paper mandatory should be es-
tablished somewhere in this region.
The entire Press Of Kansas AMI west
ern Missouri are compelled to purchase
their stock in st. Louis, or ca of that
point. TIE liver freezes " il winter,
aad tEese are times wien tie uppiy i
exhausted, and it is iounl lmio be To
feiuFnisl until spring With tie iin-
mense amount oil rags, which are now
wasted throughout the West, we can see
no good reason why paper manulactor-
les Should not be established here. Wild.
Gi!e Yio~lng greatness vi Kansas. and in
view OF the cent al position of Law
rehcei We wouli sucses- u some enter
pri>lns rapl aist thai he hook at The in
duo, menJs which We can offer to per-
,on, or company. disposed 10 engage in
uch an enterprise. We can guarantee
TO any manufacturer of good printing
paper fifteen cents pound for all he
can supply.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
The War Beguni

TcEsDAY. 4 o'clock 4. ii
Nov. 81, 1855.
The above item of new. was published
in our issue OF Saturday last.
The meeting tf the citizens alluded tf
convened ON the ground where the mur.
der was committed. and enquired int;
the facts at length. The proof c"rrobo
rates our sta'ement that one of the mosi
cold. blouded murders on record had
been committed by r. Y. Coleman as
principle. abetted by Hargas. Ba Afy
Jos. 4Ncody. and Hiagoaer SIS accessories
before the fact.
4 series of resolves we're passed. s
committee of vigilance was appointed tn
investigate the facts still furtter.to search
out the offenders. and devise means 10
bring them 10 justice.
Coleman and his party Rad fed.
The meeting continued in session till
. late hour and adjourned.
Between the hours of nine AMI ton
o'clock in the evening of Monday. Mr..
jones, the Sheriff OF Douglas county,
who received his appointment from the
bogus Legislature, attended by n poss'
of fourteen others, visited the house oi
JACOB BRAssoS, and arrested him for Sc
turity of tie peace. on the oath OF
couple of the abattors in the above trans
a,.tion. NJ. Jones lid net real. or even
make NIB. scguairtrri with tire cfarar-
ter of his warrant. hut ioid Kim Ire must
go with him Immediately. or he would
s.blow B TO lell in minute"
fMr. BRANsoH lives near tie scene OF
tie late murder. and Mr. Dow made 1t
his LONE at Mr.. BIS hou~e: This IL
probably the highih of bis ofending.J
Tie posse, with Mfr, BRAssoE. proceed
ed towards Lecompton, via Blanton.-
Arriving at the latter place they were
stopped by party OF Mr. B's nrig hb"rs
wha had learned of the arrest, and fol:
lowed him, and BY nearer route Loaded
them near J. B. Abbo,t's house, iii Blan-
ton. There were but fiiteen OF the
reseuers. They threw themselves
across the road, and requested Branson
TO leave the party. he did so. although
ordered to remain with the posse, or lie
would be shet down.
Jones dispatched an express to tie
Shawnee Mission for aid. Tie sail tile
Governor Lad given him the assurance
that ten thou and men sh0uil b. At hie
services Immediately. ii needed, all de
Glazed they should be On the GROUND
forthwith.
Il seems that CoienaGn on making hi
escape aed to Cox. SHANNON. Wat chez
he receive from s..at quarter we are no
a lvised: suffice it 10 say tlat lac male IN
way to Lecampon. accompanied by !
guard TO keep him from bring injure,
willie passing through Lawrence. Tn
warrant was there made out against Bit
RRassos. no doubt with the view of al
fecsing his eredibili.y before jury.
The country is ali on ire Means ar
being employed 10 callthe people to seth
e.. A company are rs;roiling tn
streets while We wri.e. and the soul-stii
hing drum Is beating TO arms.
:, There Is nedanbs. ere tie day expire,
40 organized body. uh,ier the charge 4
the sheriff. viii be ssain upon tie couu
ty. What action our people will tax
in The premises We are not silvised.
spsohabls E meeting of tie citisens wi
Be convened this morning.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

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u freedom are requested. in al Eases,
10 iai nish sie name Of tbs s0sstg. As
well IS post Office and State. whers they
desire their papers sent. |. is believed
there would have been ever complaints
aboa missing papeis lad this rule been
complied via.