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ANEW G-HOUSE.--MRS. G.
n REYNOLDS has taken the well known ON
modious boarding house on the southeast corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and \ street., which Is
being entirely reftted and furnished. She tas
rooms for rent lat different prices according to
their location, } with or without board. All de.
string such accommodations will do well TO cali
before locating themselves elsewhere. novs u
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DRY GUUDS-NEW HURkCASH sfUKE
MORE NEW GOODS.
WE ARE DAILY
w receiving additions
20 our large stock.
Recent pL rchsses Of
the importers and
manufacturers at
reduced prices will
enable us 10 sell
cOrTesponaingly low.
Purchasers are invited
10 call and examine
our fine assOrtm INT,
IL for no reason but
To get Information OF
the htate Of the market.
J.NIXON SON,
nov 2l-lw& 32l Pa. avenue.
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nv WALL. BARNARD & CO .Auctinneers
" Al BL K BUSINESS STAND AT

It'll. DANNhHD a CO Auotfnneers
" Al U A BLE BUSINESS STAND AT
A9cMon. On THURSDAY AFTER
NOON 9th instant, at 1 O'Clock, we will sell I'm
front OF the premises, valuable store and LOT on
IN street, vest side between q and II, at present
occupied by MIR. John Ball as feed store. The
iot fronts IL Feet and runs back 20 feet, more or
less This property is row under good emf N a
most punctual tenant, and offers an excellent Cd
Poitdnity for investment or speculation.
Terms; One-balf cash the balance In six
months, bearing Interest from day Of sale. and
satisfactorily seculed All CONVEYANCE AZ eYnense
Of purchaser.
nov eats Auc.,on..,s
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-SEVERAL CHAM
l. bers suitable for gentlemen, aIe for Rent. In
quire on the premise conner Of and 18th streets,
O. f4 nov l7-eI6ta
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E>OR RENT.-A COMFORTABLE THREE
Il story Brick Dwelling HOuse, with gas, and
back building, conveniently situated, near the
southeast corner OF the Capitol Square, On Penn
avenue Inquire Of ID A. WhTTERSrON,
No. 47i ID street, east Capitol Hill nov 10 eo3ts
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BOARDING MRS. ESTER MOFFETT
ID can accommodate two gentlemen end their
wives, or single gentlemen with Board at sos 9TH
street, opposite Odd Fellows aHall Her rooms
q e comfortable with hre- places In most OF them.
Transient and table boardeis can also be accom-
modaied nov 16-eo3ts
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ENNAMELLED SHIRT COLLAk-FAT.
IL ented.-The trade are informed that we have
on sale the new and elegant 80 Enamelled Shirt
Collar - at the manufactures prices.
STEVENS, Agent for Patentee,
nov 113, Salps-room. Browns Hotel.
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Dy 49, z. McG UIKE, AuctiOneer.
flNWO.STOhf FRAME HOU d n
= ihlrd street between l. street and " lew
nsrk evsnue.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
November 2lst, at O'Clock, on the premises, /
snali sell parts OF Lots Nos. and 8, in square
NO $50, fronting Is feet on I'D street west be-
ming back 20 feet to New Jersey avenue Win a
~ feet alley on the side, together with the i'm
RTovements, consulting Of two-story Frame
House, containing four rooms, with Kitchen.
ierns; One-third cash the residue In and
II months, with Interest, satisfactorily secured
nov 1871 JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
The above Sale is Postponed, in conve.
9uence OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY AT
TERNoON, Nov. % same hour and place
nova JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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CPLRNDID FLOWERS AND FEATH.
- ERS just opened at GEO II. CASSI. ~
DY's, successors to A. Fate, ga Pennsyf. ~ ~
vania avenue. nov IL ~
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ENOR BOSTON.-THE SUPERIOR FAST
II sailing Pascket Schooner Searsville-<ae
Sears Master-has arrived, ann will have
quick dispatch for the above port For freight
apply to HARTLEY BROTHER, l01 Water
street, Georgetown, ID. G. nov ~
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wINTER cry.

MRS. M. A. HILLS, HAS NOW~A3
67opened Winter Millinery, and will ~
y receive additions daily throughout >fA8
ers are respectfully invited to call No Dos Penn
sylvania avenue, south side, between 9th and 10Th
sfyeets nov Is 2W
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u on street. between Sth and 9Th street This
is good chance TO clear So 900 year Apply at
the Saloon nov Is cow
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DUY YOUR PRESENTS AT,us
ID nov IL
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ENOR RENr-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
l. House on Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets, over A Hoover Il Sons Shoe Store, suita-
bic for arst- class boarding House. 1t is now
undergoing a complete repair Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of A. HOOVER SON,
south 5 de OF Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets. Oc SOFT
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eight acres, ercellently suited for a market
gaIoen, ~ miles from Washington. There are
% acres Cleared, the rest In wood. There IL
meadow on II, and site ims run through the fam.
Also, Farm Of 400 acres, near GAINESVILLE,
Fairfax county, Va. $50 acres are cleared II Is
well wa cred, and has abundance Of timber on It.
The Improvements are good
Also, several Houses, and large number Of Lots
for sale Apply to LANSDALE& HARDWOOD,
oi4 9TH street nov H-3&
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NOTICE FOR RENT, AND POSSESSION
" given on the hrst day OF October next three
Of those 1--we three story brick dwelling Houses,
fronting on Massachusetts avenue, between 9th
and 9Th streets, occupied at pre5edt respectively
by Messrs suit, J kerd, and Thomas g. Ba.
den Terms for each $500 per annun, rent 10
be paid monthly. EDW. OWEN, 2l2 Penn.
avenue So l9-eotf
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IL WILL, STOCK, AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE.-The proprietor wishing TO engage In an
other branch OF business, offers a bargain In the
above mentioned pro erty. Persons in want Of
fine stand for the Restaurant business will fnd
this one OF the best IN the city For further par
ticnlars inquire on the PREMISE, No 47i Penn
avenue, north side. nov 1851
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Two LET.-TAE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
Pierce street, between North Capitol and I
street. within a square OF the new Congressional!
Printing Office. TO good and punctual tenant
the rent will be made low. For terms apply 70
CHARLES TROMA, opposite the premises.
nov lS-h
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4 Building, with basement and attic, containing
Rooms, with an adj icent side building, having
kitchen, wood house, and Two sleeping rooms.
This dwelling Is situated at the south east corner
OF 9Th street west, and street south, near the
Smithsonian Institute, on a Lot Of ground about
l5s feet on Sth street. and loo feet street Il
10 handsomely sodded, and improved b. shrub
berry and shade trees, and HIS an elegant Iano-
'anlic view OF the city. 1t accessible by coed
pavement along eth street from Penn avenue, near
TO Genre Market, and central to all the public
place; and to be estimated must be seen Thtre
will b. a sale OF excellent furniture by McGrire,
=: ID O'Clock, Wednesday, 26th inst. Possession
given on Monday, the LIST December Rent mod
crate. Apply on the premises nov2i.3:*
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GNOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESiRA-
Il BILE residence on street, between 10th and
2lst, for the last eight years occupied by the late
M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the LIST OF
November next. inquire OF RIGGS co.
au lg-eotf
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For Sale and Rent.

Il with gas fixtures, good Yard, brick stable and
coach house, on south Il street, Capitol Hill In
quire OF Joseph IN6LE, New Jersey avenue,
Capitol Hill nov 24.1w&eotf
'INhkEE FURNISHED looms DR.
Il RENT-With gas. Two on the first floor
ana one On the second, at No s02 street, one
door east Of 9Th street; one OF the most desirable
locations In the city. novN-3t~
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WATCH RETURNs.-A. Barton alias William
johnson, (colOred,) disorderly, paid fine and
costs, s. Baxter, drunk and disorderly, secu.
rity and costs; Richard Wallace, (cOlored.)
do, ten stripes; Alfred Scott, (colored,) run
away, Jail David Rawlings, drunk and dis
orderly, workhouse sixty days.
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ELEGANT HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT
IL PRIVATE SALE-A very desirable resi-
dence I'm the West End, No. 167 r street, together
with the spacious grounds attached thereto This
property is beautifully located, commanding an
extensive view Of the Potomac river and the city
OF Alexandria. The house Is built in the beat
manner, containing fourteen Rooms and Bath
House, together with a suitable back building for
servants.
Terms will be made known on application be-
Ing made to CHAS. > WALLACH, ESQ. Loui-
siana avenue, opposite City Hail. nov "A -2aw4w
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PIANOS. m PIANOS.

a LhKGE CULI.EUIIUN OF NEW hND
IN SECOND. HAND PIANOS for Sale and to
Rent cheaper than at any other place, at No. 4.S
Eleventh street, a few doors above Pennsylvania
.venue nov 2l-1m&
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TTNO MEMBERS OF CONGR LESS AND
Il OTHERS FOR RENT-A Brick Hou.e
with eight rooms, handsomely furnished Apply
at 276 II street. near 18th nov 1G-;t
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LARCENY Yesterday, Mr. Daniel Genau
who resides in the Fifth Ward, walked ont
with his wife to visit some friends, leaying
bis house in charge Of a young German. an
apprentice. Upon his return be found that
the boy had clipped, and upon examining a
drawer where he kept his money, he found
that missing too, as well as a variety of arti-
cles value The amount Of cash taken wa.
forty whine dollars. The boy has not been ar.
rested.
CARD WRITING. Harry W Powers. tia
we'll known Card Writer, il again at bis most
In the National Hotel in this city Mr. p i.
unsurpassed in bis line, get,ing I'D as beauti
fol visiting cards at reasonable prices "a we've
ever written or engraved anywhere. Be snre
TO give him q call. We have before ia inst
now various specimens II his professional xiii
that may be creditably exhibited in apy citv
Of the world.
ALARh. - About 8 o'clock last night an
alarm Of IRE was caused by brilliant light
10 the east The fire companies were called
cut, and went far enough in the direction of
the light to discover that they could not be of
service, and they returned TO their rendex.
yOus Ii is supposed that fire was burning
IN the woods of the adjoining county in Mary,
land.
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ZONES FORMEN WITH sMALLMEANs

ElV Ed T VN NJ EIN w I I n ON n II VI EdINS
L Two small Frame Dwellings, each two sto
ries high, with deep lots, situated on he soutt
They VIII be sold low. One half the price will
be required In cash liber, II time given on the
balance. Apply to PERRY & BROTHER,
" Central Stores,' west building, opp site Cen
tire Market nov IQ-it
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TIE LADIES Of the Wesley Chapel Mite Sa-
eiety continue their levees a. Odd Fellows
Hall TO- right. We hope they will b. iber-
ally patronized.
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IMPROVED SETS OF ARTIFICIAL

nov 29-1wt
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l. quire on the premises, No. 295 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets, south side.
nov 15-tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-30

A great internationl Fair IS IN con-
temptation IN buffalo, N. Y. early III
September. 'It Is proposed" says the
Buffalo Republic, ITO offer prizes &c The
amour, between SIS 900 and SO. QUO.
for VIII Oh all the calzrns OF the the TN.
led states aud Canadas will BE- allowed
TO c. mpete, In all the varied aud exieb-
tensive departments OF Agriculture ana
Mocha cal Industry.
The Richmond Enquirer gives notice
thai a party Is forming ioi Kansas, which
will leave Pe,ersLurgh IN the course oil q
month.
The marriage Of rrince Friedrich VIII
ham Of Prussia, wnh the Princess K va
OF England, II IS now stated. VII axe
81 ace on the frsl Of September 1897.
Queen Victoria and Prince Aiher, are
expected to visit Berlin ~ The after par
o. lh4 cou,ng September. TO participate
in the marriage ceremonies Of Princess
Louise ard the Prince Regent oil Ban.
den.
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o"'y ask those who are d-s,,ous q, ,,,,.
'ne lias beautiful land their hom. r. o.
w. ."e :. nu' we ask as the Frrems, :,
''e North &c W prepared to d, s.nd ,be,,
nsI'S ana tAk r'Gsls Of these noble s,-p
"h"se homes are IN peril. We wan,
men who love L'b--y. and will dr,ena
H. Let such 60 10 Fan.a. now!@
we would earnestly en,.-at all Com.
m'''ees to send their funds 10 Us ;nms
a q aod put forth syery effor, in
'h.'r power to raise large mop,hly con.
"'oo''ons. II the North if ever to do
any thing for the cause Of Freedom va
expect il 10 be dcne now!
BY order of the Committee.
II. b, HURD, sec'y Kansas Com.
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Farmers Store

- " : y - - - - - "
ESPECfFELIY cal s iheatten,ion of cit.
IL izeas ard Farmers I. the Ct thst he ha
opened the First Store. and will keep constantly
on hand full N pyoe a.
Dry caoas. GrocTses, Hard,care, Cloth
ing, Hats 4 Cops, Boots 4 Nr,s.
in fact, every hing usually found in couRtry
store. Give him call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One rice >ystens 10 strictly adhered 10.
+: S.-W. o. L, Having perm anentiy loca-
ted in Durant. ard design making il the place
OF his future re,idence. and since ely hopes. by
fa'r prices, good goods, just represent ations,
and close personal sttention, 10 meri, share OF
me patronage ant confidence Of the public
Past tavers gratefully acknow LEGGED and c on =
hnn.nce solicited. WIN. o LUDLOW.
Duran., Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug 80, a3,6m.
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AfrgAL OF NATIONAL KANSAS COMMITTEES.

The above letter comes TO US from the
most reliable source We have for some
time been aware Of the steady and de.
termined preparations oil the South for a
decisive stroke such as is indicated above
The opening Of the con,es, has happened
sooner than II was planned by the South
out We are convinced it will be severe
one. In the border toms Of Missouri,
large companies are preparing 10 enter
Kansas under Alchison, S,rlnglellow,
and Buford. for the purpose Of whipping
out the entire Free State force. There
caa Dc no doubt the same will be the case
from other parts Of the South. Kansas
IL now IN state Of open war. Il is not
q war Ia which the interests of Kansas
alone are at stake, but the cause OF tree
dom 10 the whole country. Shall Slavery
OF Freedom rule our beloved country r.
Sha'! those who have emigrated to tina,
territory from the North with their fam.
mes % driven out or assassinated be-
cause they are opposed to extending the
curse Of slavery over tina, beautiful coun.
Wy! are questions which are now forced
upon Us. The country mus, answer them
W action Immediate action. by mouey
ana ~ men! Let every nlan who can
90 70 Kansas, 60 Immediately, aud h.,
every ne.ghborhood That can send one,
'"o OF more men, send them now Let
'nem come with means sufficlen, 10 carry
'aem INTO the Territory, aud such arms
= can o. procured. Enigran,s will
n ,.,s them for their own prolrcuon.-
VIVA. neishhor that has gun will no
'ena y Tor the cause OF Liberys Blu, lie,
~ no nan go.to Kansas except as bona
nie e1n'grant. We hire no man to go
"F'c 70 d'irr Ga, peaceable citizens. We
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Horses Stolen.

Again We hear Of the loss VI horsss Horse
thieves ere about. Messrs. Stout 4 Shesrer
lost span Of good mares, on Thursday night
osths week. Othsr horses have been len, an
more viii be taken. There 10 . gaog of these
ssnsry In this vlcility and people must look well
10 their horses
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Mxstc. To our musical friends We will say,
n they wish for any kind ofnasi,al instrument.
s.cm piano down to tamhoorin, or for any
hind Of musical or singins book, At the grea.
Nodeal Depot Of Higgins = Bro'sin Chicago, IL
sbs place to order them from, and to go foi them.
All the modern improvements 10 Instruments
particularly the Piano, and all the publication
Of muric can be had here. on the bess terms and
hiahess prices. See advertisement.
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Tonnes Won t ! o.

'HHEY did 10 more than give temporary rel iet
and thcy never will. Il is because they
don't .ueh The & l. OF the dtseasc llr calsr
OF all oeae an. bilious diseases Is the atmo-
spheric poison allied Niasfna or VI iaria Neu-
ira ize this poison by lis NATURAL ANrIpoTE,
aud all diseases caused by Il disappear Al once
Rhodes Fever and Agne Cure rs tuis Ahtidote
t. Malaria aud moreover tits perfectly ba m
less medicine The certificate OF the celeora-
ted chemist, J r. CT lion, Of New York, to this
effect, is ataehsd to every bottle, tnereIo,e II
il does no goud II can do 20 harm
THIS Is more than can be- said OF Qnihine, Ar
senic or any tonic IN = isteuce, as Their use Is
ru4nons 10 G constitution and brings an DUMB
A6uE which ueser allows person 10 tesl y r
fectiy well for single moment. In lliustro-
on IF these truths annex rome extracts from
a Letter Just received from a Physician:
GtoRGETowN, Ohio, March IL, 1856.
JAS A. RHODES, E.q Dear Sir, Your OF
I'd ast is at h nj. Inc Cue arrived late lat
year, AM tire itdicu ty u geEsthg any one 70 Try
il was greatly increased tar4 the fact tia !
remedy Lad been iAlsod 4e ,>NA.eh va. 4, ow-
ing n t4yor with he f"5Ac. -eti4g Le t.
taan using Qunme,--u'1t Aaom FL presume,
that tn ruHaeas taey use 10 escape xdtun !,
contain ed thu De 6 .fskLF
The remedy Isnowa as Smiths lonic,"
woad ntariaetg BhEAk an asue, but IL did hot
eusf Il. - 4 would ftcn return WIN reneW ed
vigos Ihls out circumstance deemed III your
iayor. II could iastltaie test COMPARISON be-
tw en il atd your CURE. The following rs the
resui:
Iuee persons took your"Cure," all of which
were cases of .Quotdian Intermittent Fever
o: many weeks standing. They had tried Qu,-
nine, and other remedies, occasionally missing
a chill. bull 1t W $, Gas IN sucn cases, SLOW
iy wearing them out, ana laying tue founda-
ton OF other aud severer maiadies did sue
ce.d IN efect,.g radical cure Of all three OF
these cases with your remedy iu these cases
he :. SMITHS onic' had been used, aud y ould
break he chill, but IT would return again.
think there viii be no difficulty now in Civ
ing 10 YOU .Lute III. vantAgegr und ot any
other medy nov IN u>e here. Nm BucKNgs,
RHODES FEVER L. AGUE IU.lE, OF
.NTlD t. TO MALARIA, he on j harmless rem
ed, IN existence, is equally certain US Pr.
yENrtvE. or a -evsE.o iass it whe you feel
he chlis coming on, and Won vii never have
a sing { one. JAS a: hhoDEo,
Proprietor, Providence, r. |.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis, n. BLAKsLEy;
Chicago, BARCLAY Bros, and fer sale by
4. Gilbert, Triton, 81 3m.
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The CIearheId Rafisman says tie
Back and B Z k OF that b rough held a
ro.s'ng meeting on Monty night last
.be enormous number OF wenyy-tour WI ;
present and the countenaucr OF tl.r lead
ers betrayed the .cs,acy Of der feel,
Ings al such an mmetce gathering. -
he elated leellugs Were, however. des-
Ined 10 receive a Check Immediate v
alter beng called 10 older. AT J. L..
jones a E,ce.p President Of toe Club,
fose and ANNOUNCED thai he had well
Considered TIE postlcn occupied by Mi
Buchanan, and hading II was Que OF
VII CT he could no, approve, resigned lis
position as one Of the officers, and re-
iacsted that his name be erased. - hi.
4'ress.
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Kansas! Helpi Helm!


The following IS copy Of letter jus
received by the National Kansas Com.
ui,,se, signed BY several Of the principaI
men Of Kansas, and is followed by an
appeal from that Committee. which We
hope will be Immediately responded TO
LAWRENCE, Aug. 10, 1866.
To the National Kansas Committee
GExrLExEs:-The emigran, train
which left Iowa few weeks since, has
we understand, arrived in safety at To-
peka. The presence Of SO large bod.
CT men, and the prospect of slifi more
following in their footsteps. is h,guly en-
couraging TO our people. In Other re-
spec,s, our cause in the States and Wasa-
ing,on seems to brighten. We would
gladly await the complete organization
and operation Of your scheme AID the
sure operation Of other causes for or
preservation, but pressing emrrgpncv
compels us 10 anticipate them, aud We
appeal BY special messenger 10 you 70.
more promp. and etficIen, aid in men
arms. smupi,ion and provisions,
The contest is upoa Us, and ins!an, he .
alone can save our people from desuuc
ton. 1t may seem 10 you premature
movement, but we are forced 10 It. Tne
details will have to be explained 10 you
by the bearer, who IS fully
acquainted with all the facts, and upon
whose statements you may fully rely.
The lsaaln. facts OF the case We W |,
briefly state. We lave three staten, II
upon the most reliable authority, aud o..
no heresay reports.
Since the attack upon Lawrence OF
May 2ls, last. with the exception OF ii
Few skirnishes, matters In the Teirror,
have remained In comparative quiet
The presence Of the Go .ernmpnt tr, ops
which il secl to iGempese a click Up
the designs oil our enetnies has seGsta
them with an opportunity 20 nia NOR,
extensive preraratlons. Provisions. ntins
both guns aad caanoa and an.unilIoa
have been spyefaltY Introduced into and
stored In dlti'sga4s Farss 81 TIE Ierfltofy
bands OF from 50 20 200 mea eaca frou,
Missouri aud tue South are lortlfyIng
themselves ia a continuous Lire through
the s"'.leI portions Vi tie Territory, N
Readiness Tor s,uia.sans GUS descent by
nigh upon our scattered aud deence.rss
people.
Fully satisfied that this extreme dan
ger imPended over us as We appealed 10
the military 10 afford US protection ty tie
dispersion et /. csc armed bands. It's
has been refused us IN the case oil b nj
oil upwards OF one hundred men encamp-
"a about six miles from this place Oh
Washington Creek. We must have I'M
mediate help. The boards from Ills
souri, aud other parts OF tie souta vii bs
IN upon us. We shall sand by oal
homes to the last.
To the ne!ghLoring Free States aud
10 the National Coa;ni,,ee We look Tor
relief. Shall we 10, have il! The bat
tie. as you are already aware, is mol Tor
Kansas alone, but for freedom OF the. Ell.
tire north. Suffer US NJ, then, we en-.
treat you, 10 be overwhelmed for wan, Of
timely aid. We will do our duty. II
the reports our friends bring 10 Us be
true, the North is alive 70 its danger and
duty, and will stand by US.
Commenting our cause to your i'm
mediate attention and to the Almighty,
We remain Yours. &C.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-30

"Hark from The Toamb, - Senator
Iootubs has written a letter IRON Wash
ing,on, dated the SIN, wnca concludes
as luIiows:-
"Our danger is not from abroad, il is
at home. Tue election OF Fremont would
be tue end Il the Union, and ought o b.
The ob)ec. of Fremont is the conquest
of the South am cont-nt thai lhey
SHALL own US when tney conquer It's, bul
no. before. Respectfully yours,
X. iooxas.
From the tone of this letter we think
he despars Of "being able 10 call the
roll oil his slaves on Bunker Hill sh oald
Fremont succeed.