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AoRE INDIAN OPERATIONS AND ouTRAGEs IN TExAs.-
We learn from the Austin State Times that Major Neigh
oors arrived In that city the 18th from Fort BeIknap
The Times says
lie represents the Indians in the vicinity OF the post as
friendly. The Caddos Ionis and Anadancos Wacos and
auaarros are assembling the reservation on the main
brazo Arrangements have been made to open farms for
e this spring and to furnish them ratons as they as
semoe They appear well pleased and are coming in yery
promptly by Invitation of the agents Ketemses band Of
omanches consisting of about $50 souls have been
signed temporary location the other Indians Moth
Jug mas been heard from Sanaco and the main band OF
Ouern uomanches since their stampede. No intelligence
uon captain Cahoun's command A detachment of dra-
sOHs rom fort Beiknap are in pursuit of the Indians
sS committed the depreciation recently near Fort oha
The planters in the Vicinity Of Fort Beknap are ma
NY extensive preparations for farming this year. The
smeh have been penetrated through the Upper Cross
ioers 10 Beknap traveller can stay Mt house every
gas rom Austin 10 Belknap 1t is estimated that 300
antilles settled in the Cross Tmbers between the Trinity
A'u 'ne bra2os during the past winter
me San Antonio Texan of the 18th has the following
~eOunt OF another Indian outrage:
- An express came into San Antonio on Monday last to
ro,ure nen 70 go in pursuit Of Indians who had
e an attack upon families short distance from
wv qV happears that the day before, Sunday March
suOIt noon sx Indians made their appearance at the
~ OF Ar Neal who has small family and lives
se lhree miles only from the San Antonio and Frede-
Hooutg road and some twenty-five miles from San An
no AS luck would have il, Mr. Neal happened to be al
NJ - ana IKE brave man he resolved 10 die defending
NM my DIE he must; seizng his gun and bowie
19s " sept them al bay while his wife and her little
% were retreaing TO the house OF neighbor about
g distant The Indians finding il not safe 10 close IN
IA n as he had the advantage OF weapons, returned
~ uhaered the house of all valuables; and taking two
COMA belonging TO Mr. Neal and all the furniture they
gu'a destroy departed"
=, = appears, by the following paragraph from thu San
ledger OF the 18th, that the party of Indians
- wa another depreciation the day and in the
ane vhnity
tw, ever Gallagher informs that bis rancho, about
A"-hve miles from San Antonio was visited by six In
vts, o1 sunday morning, and some horses and mule
who s, They were, doubt OF The same party
NJ Mr. Forester and family, and the Mexican OF
- "'asher's place, last year
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

HAVING learned that reports mrs I'm that
Ill the National Hotel Is shortly closed the
proper patrons and ih~ eua
generally all without foundation, that
will be for tho accommodation
Apnl 3-eod2w E u. WI LARD.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

Al uUsE =, Situated I3sh, besw-e
ii and Streets containing with good kitchen
stnbing
ror of L. Richardson, the premises
April 3--d3ls
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HofYman's Rose ndale Cement.

hydraulic manufactured by the Lawrence Cement
the unqualified aepsoeanon Of The most em
being ued IN nrost department
Unrd States For saie
NJ WOODWARD, Secretary,
i4a Front street, New York.
sfa, .{Jpttf
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HW ApRlNa Nayf.lxERs.--Niss T. Mcdonald isuc-
c~.o, 10 Mfs Aap A. ethbt ut b~r is-hoaHes en-
porium splendid fancy hats ssase 70 we go
attention 81 the iaoes seheD Afe
be ont Thursday next, April >
Bridge street. GeoEeto~n three doors ssst o. me pos SINCE
April 3-da.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

Two DIE sAKruEsIs.-Is me dspsrm.n, 'sparc linen
goods stock ul add ample, provor
eaiy low prices,
10 the Department, Of s-ods h'es and ,hn @sro
the assortment ccsrsvts.
In the goods
they suited looking stock We
devote much article
% decided
Vast supplies all KINDS ~ dry goods adapted general family
consumption constantly on hand.
Al persons habit Of buying where
prices invited cali and convinced
that wifi b. advantage 10 purchase where there
price ony
Delay 10 settling bills psci~d
Good articles, and r drainx be- r-ed all
PERRY n BROTHER,
building,
April 3-di0uf Opposite Centre Market.
sELECr ADDrPsoNs.--we add day
y cartons bsrego robe modern styles
l robes, IN siyie lawns
rs pieces ehiutxes
50 do eocred linens, for gen,iemen's shirts and ehilren
10 do style spring silks
"a cartons spring nhands
100 pieces plaid pain camhsies, all numbers
40 do barege de is,nes, neat styles
20 do black silk. of peculiar glossy nnsh
case paa-o's, assorted
With every tending make stock thorough
sssnrtea.
All OF goods win dnd make
their purchases OF price only.
DAILY additions made
An examination OF styles and prices solicited.
Delay settling
Good articles low prices, and OAR d~sipg h- relied all
PENNY 4 HkOTHER,
Central Stores" Mrs uuiidias
April 3-dl0uf Opposite C.nue MARKET
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I47 Front sifee N.w FofE.
Mar a5-~f2mif
THE Cottage cfCss Roberts ". - q es~.sg@sawn
Beh will continue for sale until the 18Th ofA u has A.
peSfect order
supply of puse spring and vsy
aspect appointed
dem
for information apply al tbir once.
Mar 3o--dtl5th
eighth tssfALNENT--Jasar eshib
II celebrated hoass We all the ah makrs
bul that stamped
them in fpl.
Forty all shir,ngs and
fomm medium the grades.
MOURNING GOODS.
large and daY sddnoas continuously made.
LINEN Go0bs.
In probability and eheapss 81 pore all
goods he District
our STOCK IL ali departments time
one price only
osd Articles prices, fair Dc rensd in al
Delay In settling Any sspestse
i sRbTHEH.
Store, onslaisxn
March 91-tndn
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DhAlh % Mas TwIees.--The New Orleans Pcayune Of
the 2Ith ultmo announces the death of Mrs Teiitha
iwigg wife Of Major General Twggs the United States
army
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

AHEAD OF sEAsos.--An Iowa farmer writes that
spring has fairly commenced in that State and that he
started his ploughs the 9th of March This is eonsd-
erably ahead of the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

LAKE SAvrGArIos.-A despatch from Buffalo says:
The weather is mild and the is rapidly disappear
ing The lake however is covered with ice far
eye can reach The best judges think the navigation will
not be open till the LIST Of May
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

work o. h'e hands from refuse surface ore from the coum-
pa mine 20 Columbia county, Georgia They use the
ciesa crushing machine and aamag amators' one Of
patent This product is the result Of eight
days working Of Ee hands from srf,ee REUSE 81 The
vein ore taken direct from the vein will produce G times
the amount with the same labor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

Death of rs. Leris Cass jrThe following extract
from Gagnan of the issue Of March 14th
% A letter from Rome of the 9Th says The diplomatic
has recently sustained fresh loss one of its
amabe members. Mrs. Mary Cass, (born LudIow,)
wife of the minister Of the United States YESTERDAY
snatched from e and from the affections her relations
by the bursting of blood vessel in the head She
her accouchement. Her virtues beauty, and amabe quail
ties will make her memory deeply regretted by all knew
her.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

THIS STEAMSHIP USios--The steamship Union, which
left Southampton for this port the l4h Glt put in
Halifax yesterday afternoon for supply Of coal She had
experienced unusually tempestuous voyage Her pas
sengers forty-three in number were all wen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-03

REoRurrSG BRITIsH ARMy.--The Philadelphia
Bulletin Of Saturday afternoon last says
aThe marshal of Philadelphia arrested this afternoon in
this city officer of the British army charged with hav-
ing been engaged contrary the statute in recruiting
persons as soldiers for the service Of foreign power
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BY TELE q n A p III .

The criminal court adjourned yesterday morning after a
session of twenty DAYS. ..+#
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HEAVY sEIzURE-Iast week the city marshal and mayor
of Augusta Maine proceeded to the city agents and seized
$4,000 worth of liquor Great excitement prevailed
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GEORGIA oorp--A lump Of gold weighing l,175 penny
weights valued T75 has been obtained in eight days
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06
om 1amp Nspaper puoo to nuaup t 9nerests aasas

! is TRUTH, regardless of the smiles or ap-
probation of any one.
Mr. w. desires us to make corrections
about the American Settlement Compa-
ny, but is ready in his article to convey
wrong impressions in regard to the En-
igrant Aid Company, ignorantly, no
doubt, but nevertheless untrue. That
Company has not limited its movements
to Lawrence; on the eontrary-as we
have before stated-its efforts are co-ex-
tensive with the Territory.
We are glad to learn the facts in regard
to the salaries of the Am. Sett. Co. Our
assertions we gave as founded on rumor,
and we asked the officers to give the facts
to the public. They have done so /; but
in our opinion it would have come with
better grace had they shown less acrimo-
Iny-less desire to censure others. The
Company may be so strongly entrenched
in popular opinion that it will be preiu-
dicial to any maa's interest to state facts
in regard to it; bat if SO, care willing
to stem the tide of indignation, in order
that those who have not a desire to be
imposed upon, mot perhaps by the state
mentS of the officers of the Company,
but by the erroneous assertions of the
public press, which the officers of the
Company appear indignant should be
called in question, may know the truth
and be qualified to act accordingly.
We have trespassed too far on the pa
tienee of the reader with this article, and
have only done so with the hope of dis
posing of the subject without being COM
PEELED to resume the discussion at anoth-
er time. IL the officers of the Company
desire to make statement of facts in
regard to their doings they can do so
but they cannot have place again in ouI
columns to express their indignation al
us for publishing what we supposed to
be, and now know, by their own 'confes-
sions, to be TRUTHS.
The idea q allowing statement to &c
abroad representing town to be popula-
ted by / 500 inhabitants, when it cannel
boast of a single resident, or more than
ten under any circumstances, and finding
fault with an editor for correcting such
an assertion, seems to us all wrong, and
only calculated to injure those who enter
the complaint. Each of the officers who
have written on the subject must have
done SO without examing urarticle care
fully, else they would not have fallen into
SO grave an error as to have felt they were
personally concerned.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06
Meeting at Bloomington.
BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 29th, i8t

BLooM1NGToN, Sept. 29th, 1856.
Al a meeting of the citizens of the
second district, held at this place for the
purpose of nominating candidates fol
Delegates to the Constitutional Conven-
ton to be held at Topeka
Mr.. S. Smith was chosen, Chairman,
and d. G. Buffum, Secretary. On mo-
ton of Mr. Curtiss, the meeting proceed.
ed to ballot for candidates, which result.
ed in the choice of Messrs. Wakefield,
Curtiss, Burson, and luton. A commit.
tee of ten were appointed to attend the
polls at Lecompton and Willow Springs
on Monday next, for the purpose of pro.
curing evidence in regard to any illega
voting. On motion that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Law.
renee journals. On motion the meeting
adjourned. S. SMITH, Chr'n.
ID. G. BUFFUM, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06
Constitutional Convention Procla-
nation.

To The legal roters of Kansas =
Whereas, The Territorial Government as
now constituted for Kansas has proved a
failnre--Squatter sovereignty under its
workings miserable delusion, in proof
of which it is only necessary to refer to
our past history, and our present deplo-
rable condition-our ballot boxes have
been taken possession of by bands of
armed men from foreign States-our
people forcibly driven therefrom-per
sons attempted to be foisted upon us as
members of so-called Legislature, un-
acquainted with our wants, and hostile
to our best interests-some of them new
er residents of our -misnamed
laws passed, and now attempted to be
enforced by the aid of citizens of for
eign States of the most oppressive. ty-
ranical and insulting character--the
right of suffrage taken from us-debar-
red from the privilege of a voice in the
election of even the most insignificant
officers-the right of free speech stifed
the ,nuzzling of the press attempted !;
and whereas, longer forbearance with
such oppression and tyranny has ceased
to be virtue: and whereas, the people
of this country have heretofore exercised
the right of changing their form of gov
ernment when it became oppressive, and
have at all times conceded this right to
the people in this and all other GovernS
ments: and, whereas, a Territorial form
of Government is unknown TO the Con-
stitution, and is the mere creature of ne
cessity awaiting the action of the people,
and whereas, the debasing character of
the slavery which now involves US i'm
pels to action, and leaves US as the only
legal and peaceful alternative, the imme-
diate establishment of State Govern
ment, and whereas the organic act fails
in pointing out the course to be adopted
in an emergency like ours /; Therefore,
you are requested to meet at your sever
al precincts in said Territory hereinafter
mentioned, on The second Tuesday of Oc-
tober next, it being the ninth day of said
month, and then and their cast your bal
lots for members of Convention, to
meet at Topeka on the fourth Tuesday in
October next, to form Constitution,
adopt Bill of Rights for the people of
Kansas, and take all needful measures
for organizing State GO, ernment pre-
paratory TO the admission of Kansas in
to the Union as State.
PLACES roI POLLS
FIRsT ELECTION DISTRICT cT-LawTence
Precinct, at the Office of John Hutchin-
son, in Lawrence. Blanton Precinct-at
the house of J. B. Abbott, in Blanton.-
Palmyra Precinct-at the house of H.
Barricklow, in Palmyra. Wakarusa
river the dividing line between the tive
Precincts.
SELoSD ELECTION DIsrRIcT: Bloom
ington house Of Harrison
Burson, on the Wakarusa. Benicia
Precinct-house of j. j. Cranmer, East
Douglas.
Third ELEcTIoS DISTRICT: Topeka
Precinct-house of T. W. Giles, Tope-
ka Big Springs Precinct-at the house
of Wesley Frost IN Washington. Te-
eumseh Precinct-at the house of Mr..
Hoagland. in Tecumseh.
FogRTH ELzczIox DssFzIcT: Willow
Springs Precinct-at the house of DR..
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06

G. w. BRowN, Eso.-SIR:-To my
astonishment. in perusing your paper of
the 1st inst, received this morning,
found an article rejecting most unjustly
on Council City, or rather on the Amer
lean Settlement Company. That you
should have admitted an article of this
kind-for / am not willing to believe, af-
ter our friendly intercourse, by letters
you wrote-without first ascertaining the
correctness of its assertions, is, to me, a
matter of astonishment and sorrow. As
whole, declare the article false, and
cannot conceive how any person of COM
mon honesty, could make such sweeping
charges. The American Settlement Com
pany have labored faithfully for upwards
of a year, to promote the prosperity of
Kansas, by sending their etficientsettlers,
and for this purpose located site destin-
ed-in spite of the efforts of your CORE
spondent-to become prominent CITY,
We have pursued our efforts in harmony
with the Massachusetts, Company-haye
sent many TO Lawrence, and when called
upon for information regarding yonr city
have been always ready 70 impart and
aid you in your lsudabie efforts to pro-
mote the prosperity Of Kansas. Person
ally. you have no cause to complain of
our efforts. as until Mr.. GozvEg proposed
to establish paper Al Council City. We
used our influence in procuring you sab
scribers. and it Is to that iniuehce you
are indebted for large number. Way,
then insert ar article Sc mjur;o9s to rs
without first consulting those directly IN
tsrested and concerned IN EARRING ea.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-06

The apportIoDmento Delegatesto said
Convention shall be as follows: Two
Delegates for each Representative to
which the people were entitled in the
Legislative Assembly by proclamation
of Gov. Reeder of date of 10th March,
1855.
It is confidently believed that the peo-
pie of Kansas are fully alive to the i'm
portanee of the step they are about to
take, in disenthralling themselves from
the slavery which is now lettering them /;
and the .S9aatters of Kansas are ear
nestly requested to be at their several polls
on the day above designated. See that
there be no illegal votes cast, and that ey-
cry ballot received be in accordance with
your choice for Delegate to the Consti-
.tutional Convention, and have all the
regulations and restrictions carried ont.
The plan proposed in the Proclama-
ton to govern you in the election, has
been adopted after mature deliberation,
and if adhered 20 by you, viii result in
establishing in Kansas an independent
Government that viii be admitted into
our beloved Union as Sovereign State,
securing TO our people the liberty they
have heretofore enjoyed, and which has
been so ruthlessly wrested from them by
reckless invaders.
By orderof the Executive Committee,
of Kansas Territory.
4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
ROGERS, LIyERwORT AND rAE

LN0R THE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS.
- lNFLuENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING
OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER LUNG CUNPLAiNTS
TENDING no CONSTIPATION
inls PREPARATION IS setting into use all
w! lhe numerous letter. our
informing Of eaectod in iheir i'm Veiisr
noods saffant Is IN saying 4 is The best net the
almost invariably relieves and unfeeuenT cares Tie
Yery worst cases When ~ GsheT Cough bvo
Medicines, and Physicians testify AsE he vour
nearest "hai has been his experiences he ersetso
this medicine. II he has been ssIE it FOR le IN t
ne will tsll you 1T Is THE BEST MED!CI ~ ESTsNT
Below give a few extracts rom JetterS ,a - -r.
lately regarding me virtues OF this MEDICINE
Dr. o.lip of kns evils. Ca says: have been using
tee for three years past, and i pleasure sac nv
belief in IFS SUPERIORITY OVER ALI OTHER ERTi-
mended."
hessrs- Fitzgerald BennsIs, writing FROM w-ynesv~
NC. say: 'Ths LIVERWORr and "A 4 IS ssceir- ANN
more popular ia this country, we think Justly % AZ
who have tried speak in eOmmendable terms Of H. and az
Is ven eeEsas;si IN alternating the complaints for ~bca
Our Ageuiin PekeDs District s c. Mr. S r. SeFsIl a.
and recommends ito his neighbour re gives an Instance
OF Neso ~oaa, in his vicinity, who nat suffering
Win disease o. tho Lungs for years attended h syrJ
cough, Who relieved BY me LiyerTori and Tar
suen ae ma good reports We hear OF tais Medicine from
all paris OF the South For report surprising cures
i5 has performed in the esterB Northern AMI asn
States would invite the suffering patient 10 resd ss
pas'FeI ~i.eh accompanies ezeh bosue- 70 all, So
TRY Tax aEDICIxEu
BE WARSEDIN sEAsONI
And neglect moi shat cough which daily weakening yoEf
constitution Irritating ysdrthrO and lungs inviting o.
that dread disease Consumption, Hhsn soothing nd
Healing arsmedy De Obtained Dr. RogoIs' Syfun
LiyerwOrt end Tar. 49,
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND Base INVITATIONS.
The genuine article Is signed ANDREW KOl;HNS- u. rba
engraved wrapper around each bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, bottles e. sold hcIasas
and retail by SCOVIL q MEAD,
iii ChkTtses ct. bel. Cofd aud -. Louis. = q
SOLE AaKETs SOUTassE STATES, to whom Al
orders ami applications for addressed
SOLD Also 81
BERRY & DEHCVAL
EWtS BROTHERS.
-. r. GRAY.
J. b. Zll5icSNAN.
tulyi-dLW&v-6m. Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
FOX f. POIIJEMJTS

50 Broad Street, Corner Beaver, TsW-York,
OSer for Sale the fo.lo10l'lg HeGUy Cotton Fabrics:
NTEW.ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
N numbers hard and sc; alsO al the various widths of
Canvass manufactured at this establishment comprising
sy variety known the trade and offered the lowest
.atas.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
oUnt Vernon Extra full assortment Of this superior
sbTic.
WILLIkANFIG COTTON DUcK-l6, Il, 90 and %
nc all numbers hard aud soft. This fabric awarded
be hightst Premium at the london Worlds Fair, also at
Dir own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARX pU0K-Plain and twied,
Manufactured BY the Greeawoods Company Superior
icle for light sails tents awnings, &c also Mount Yer
,on Txed Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Nils Light Cotton Ravens plain p to q inch HEAVY do
10.
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A fEl assortment.
TARPAULINS, HAMM0GKS, STUFFS, Sc, .-
PAPER FELTING-30 TO ~ inch, made very heavy
expressly for drier felts.
CAR COVERING-Cotton Canvass, all widths, from 80
to $50 inches aud all numbers made expressly foT cover
g and rooRs railroad cars perfectly 6nd permanently
waterproof, and more enduring than the car itself
ENAMEILIN CANVASS, IS, 30, as an. 81 inch
'lsin and twiIled. in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING-0f every descrptiou Scam.
SIS Bags woven whole, all size in bales OF lGc, 200 and
05 combining strength utility and cbesPness fer grain
md meal, are unsurpassed
Also heavy Cotton Stacking 40 inch Canvass thread
NsrP and Filling, heavy twlIed, do do. 20 81 40, and
x inch.
WOOL sACgs-Woven whole all Sizes q new end desrs.
De article tsb2S '54-lyd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18

y7RENCH BRANDIES, WINES, CORDIALSo
4 FRUITS Gc-Z7 Octo7es 6ne French brsndles, Der
pard aud Seiguetfs; ..
5 ors Gard Signett and London Dock;
Q pipes Holland Genuine Gin;
lC dozen pure Jamaica Run, imported IN glass;
o a." Champagne Brandy,
barrels Wild CheTTy Pouucc;
lOdosen Brandy Cherries, tTenCa)
so cases superior Cisret; .....
2 casks
% Pureoli Sherry
" Madeira;
100 baskets Champagne CicquO Charles hiecsck, sud
ether fsvorite brands;
Iondcn and Dublin PSrJsTS
Scotch Aie;
IS dozen Sparkling Heck;
MalTisa Wine delicious ard roshing light VI ne,
FIR ladies' A. KERR & CO.
rnayI9-6ktytf No. q Cedar 81.
GLOVER SEEU.-I50 bbls New Crop Clover Seed
J in store and log sale low to close, by
ia57 JOHNSON, HORNE & co, Broadway.
CHEETlGNS.-l7 bales Richlani Sheetngs In
y store apd isr sale by W. II. GokDoN W.
II AND WARRANTS.-Wea are buying and paying
the very highest prices for LAND " AhkANI2S. Fer-
sons at distance having warrants TO sell by sending 70 us
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which thew selling at the hme NGsnFihe ana
Ihe cash RENTED or paid to order. -
iuIy2l "iLN NAA'h~ w.