The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-11-29
Kansas Aid.

ing in charge the principal part of the
aid. sent for tie relief of The
destitute in Kansas, wishing to carry
an open hand before the country, of all
their doings in that department. have
proposed to publish in the Herald Of
freedom, a condensed report of all dis
bursements from the Relief Fund. fer
which they now hold receipts. 1t shopld
be explicitly understood, that thus far.
they have adopted the policy to give
only to those who are without o,be.
means of support. By this it is under.
stood, that man may have claim
and COW, and team, and if that is ;he
extent of his means, he may stiIl he
entitled to aid. Nothing is beipe
given without a written order from tbe
Local Agents, who know the parties
and no efforts will be spared TO assist
all who are deserving. It's tile castom
to send out full loads to ether towns
to be disbursed by their agents.
The following is a correct schedule
from their books, condensed for publ
cation, commencing at the time the
first clothing was received from the
East -
0cto5er 22.-13 articles of CLOTHING
received by Thomas Il Davis, of Blanp.
ton.
Oct. 2a--Flour and tea, BY VIM.
Ricket.
oa. 24.-7 articles, by sIrs. Grout
Oct. 25-Meal and rice, by Mr.
Lindsey, of Bellieia articles by Mr..
Morrin.
Oct. 27.-l0 articles clothing and
provisions, by Mrs. David Patrick, near
Leavenworth; / load of provisions and
clothing-22 articles-by n. King.
of 0sawatomie 6 articles, by Mr..
Peek, of Wyandott.
Oct. 29.-5 articles clothing, by Mrs.
Phebe Curtis, Blanton - articles
clothing, BY Mrs. Burr. Hickory Point;
4 articles, by ID. II. Alexander; sacks
-four, by Abraham Leonard, of Council
City 5 articles. by Mr.. Sheelan, Of
Franklin 4 articles of provisions, by
j. e, Stewart, Wskarusa.
Oct. 30-8 sacks -four and l6 arti-
cles clothing, for Topeka; . sacks -four,
by S. s. Shores, Ottawa Greek; arii-
cles, by VIM. Kicker; o articles cloth
ing, by S. Il. Howell, Neoshe; arti-
cles clothing, by Sarah Beddals ar
ticles, by II. A. Cosley, Blooming
ton l box and one sack of clothing
for Grasshopper Falls.
Oct. 3I.4 articles provisions, by
Ed. Jones, Wakarusa; l barrel erark-
ers for hospital; l roundabout, by
Samuel Smith; II articles provisions
and clothing, by Mrs. Julia L. Isawson,
Bloomington 2 sacks flour for Frank
lin 81 sacks -four. 10 other articles for
Neosho, near mouth of Cottonwood. by
S. T. Howell !; 4 articles, by W. Thur
bur; flour. by DR.. John boy tea, By
Hiram Dean; tea, by John Curtis 4
articles, by A Bolialn; 4 articles, by
L. o. Linlsley, of Benicia; 8 sacks
-four and q articles of provisions, for
NeoSho.
.NoremJer Ii coat, by Jackson
Sellers l coat and coffee, by Solomon
Reyner; 10 articles for Coal Greek, by
Abbott PARTICLES, By II. H.. Bur-: )
articles, by Nathan Piiggs: articles,
by L. A.Hammond; 2 articles, by A.
81. Whedon; , articles, 10y j. L. Stew
art, Wakarusa; 5 articles, BY Phebc
Curtis, Blanton; 300 articles Of cloth
ing, by Samuel, Anderson for South
Fork, Pottewatomie.
Nor. 2-97 articles of clothing for
Neosho S. T. Howell IA articles Of
provisions for Lecolnpton. 80 articles
clothing for prisoners at LeeomPtnn +;
I6 articles clothing. by Pllebc Curtis,
Blanton; articles, by Nancy Jones.
Nov. 3.-l4 articles, by Mary Cover
ness; Is articles, by Mrs. s. j. Pratt !;
II articles, by Susana Patterson az
ticles, by 2. j. Wilson; Is articles
clothing for hospital; oyereoat and
pants, by Edward Murrell u articles
by Wm. Kicker articles, by Dolly
Themes articles, by StillHan An
diews a articles, BY Willard Col
burne . articles by r. Nichols; II
articles clothing for hospital; article.
by L. s. Bacon l article, by 7. J.
Adds, of Franklin; II articles, by
Chas. S. Legge, Ottawa Greek ar
ticles, VIM. Hargroye.
Nor As articles. by j. c. Brook
4 articles, by James III. York, Stranger
Greek 6 articles, by Henry Learned !;
81 articles, by ia. Wakefield, for or
phan children 4 articles, by Geo. VI.
Snyder, Lecompton; % articles by L. o.
Lindsey, Benicia; ) artieles, by Matil-
da Sellers, Franklin; 2 articles, by
Z. s. Jewett.; articles, by SAMUEL
Jones, Sumner; 10 articles, by Emily
Grout IL articles, by 4. Abonham,
Sumner; 6 articles, by Dolly Themes !;
% articles, BY w. Thurbur, Sumner; ;
2 articles, by ID. o. Bindsley, Sumner;
articles, by a. t. Plat i articles, Df
Edward Themes, Sumner; 3 articles,
by Elizabeth Matthews II articles, by
II. T.. Stewart, Wakarusa 5 articles,
by James Coniey; 4 articles, by IL. t.
Hows; 9 articles, by John Bidweil,
Summer u articles, by Daniel Street
Ter Coal Greek; -four, by 4. W. Ma
berry: O articles; By J. 9. Ketchani,
prisoners 4articles, by G. \. Neff ;
. articles, by Thomas L. Bowers,
I{prisoner; 5 articles, by David Pat
Trick. Stranger Creek; 5 articles, by j..
Up. Pyle, Stranger Greek, fprisoBer j
articles, By John L. King; 4 articles,
by Mrs. Pemerald !; 3 articles, by Z. ).
Hunt, for poor womsm; II articles, BY
Moon. Morehead and Todd, Waksrusa /;
10 articles, by II. A. Burgess, Coal
| Greek: Al articles, By Wm. Esy-
man; 5 articles, By David Pdnntop.
Nov Sill articles. by Elizabeth
Matthews articles, by L. G. Ropes
4 2 articles, by +. Harrington; 8 articles
4 he cfioaorr ftoa1 ftreek 1 articles,