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aNSus es NN DEFENDERS ais S%tabtnjsrbt fur bn Gpnn,sr ,innsn
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supporter unb SanbIer
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men. ebetplaet, wtitpbaliidtr S6infen unb g1urf fr,n.
sSsllaer gent &c. &c. uno IN oprslsIidtr Sualitat fir G,oaras
grsHe ~ babsH. ~""'" I" Sns'ps'
go. ~ 8roab.t cine S9ar pbtrbalb Der 6ten Strofe
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belt trptSirt, 9eStn Garanhe unp Sdtin, "" "'''
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S6aap & Sc.
8ren9 gpnfeetipnarg= unb
Sartetaten< Sture,
edf ppn SrSaos unO 3ten Strase.
ten. 9idltS, Gbpectabe, BON Suns &c. WV o'u@-
@ SStnno s'a az sau%SsfyoaGltss aaesr Won fraa3ofiiden @arfams.
Gammsm, Surlteni, spiel uo @aIanterits q an.
S4retemattrial, @slferwaaren, @ortmenmaissl% Tn
batln1 sBtrabs. W "'''S PapsF
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6absnr unb ' y" wv 0p's ~
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09

8. {. @tsamSs
YuBwaarense{6aft.
S~trp99ut~ Nteberiaae urs
Stidereiene 6anbluna,
9e' lo4 grsaps, 3ptldet Der 4ten unb stem Gtra6s,
saIt itets Gin rritbaltissS Gaser ppn ~""Pr
Sprter, ippie H' "'FP"ps"sF
runben Madden 5lten, WI Vs'"Haa,
nebif allen Sprten 8dnbtru.
etit rtidte IuSpatl Stidereitn
lacsns, eaIniippusnt unb wplene $ arbI6u6t n,s1 ,ns,
lbrietn Struntp warren ieirer tiosntn csnsSSrt,, M.sr aasl
siuisren Tnb lteralifen Yreien. '"F""''V 81 SA
5clj uab ,&pBIeni
Die Dtiiltsn Stfmcnbs iperbsn auf bs Spl,e unS somsnr, nov
9reifn Yerfauftn: "''''' sa lp''
Die ecrb GidtnbpI, e5oo
y 5annsnhpi $3.50.
Die Spab @nttreetes fpblen "a 60
" Slower 9ilsRrblsa $500.
~ Glover Dill pail $50
8rajeal u. Staa4,
Sfree: Saiin. ,piiden s. V. 8. Strass
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SUB. Neinbarofs stutf@e uns tnslii4e ea,uIe.

SrpabIrsst, spiidsn Soui6et- unb @ban,s> Ctr, Der @ronb o,,sn.
assr, in Der frihersn, pS%entpsrens< pail" 9''N"
as iperben ale bic III elmer tppbeneeribtetsn g%pIfsItiIlt i'm oIta,
8atsrlaube YOrfomnnsnben acknowledgement anbe in Der SsutfS"m
anb easlii6sn Spradys soresaomnsn, nsbft 9eidnsn unb @suGt.
Our Grpsduns unp Starfans bes 9snfserm5sensj unS a,ii@msn
isnis ag t. cute st quot BUD T., ra a,I SrS ~ ing sfelsst, UNI auf siit ,SssIs be
bas blrselide unb Gslhdftslsbsm in urlrsr srp6en SssubIi fl is ~
baNpt Spr3ubereiten. 49,
5eaf- inttrritt al benz 9iano auf @er(aasa.
g1fs- SdaIsr iperbea %fprtpdbrenb in SOf unb Qra;s o,nom,,.,
yss- gianes ssdItin,u,t ilne rsAparirt sn a~tn,aBietenH Wrsiitn. ""''"
has san,s Satr tinOurd, sr Grlsrruns SIS Qeisns i M g,t gist Sa.
Der enslii8sn 8sitlneen, y esIpns yer @tOaat, ST i'm gsrars'
gss- Der seraanttse Sdullaal itsbt ilr @eislftaftn III aSsuS.
lihea 9rlan,nlIn9en Ssaen ssriyss GntlbaSisuna i.S.r,sit m
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Sacob va aursr's
&letbsr Qaaer,
1913 prrdhff,.

81 -. ,,eSt 5ator nit .inent r.idtn unb aeItmadppaen stss ,,r.
: ssa, unr ann niah baieltlt cine &uspabL pom allen S(rtcn NH.
o~pnseitldsI tretsn, BE riht alsia bills, ipnbsrn aud Sauerbait
1sarbeitet inb. SaieIbt iperben aud, &letotr nab Der ucueifsn O.
con auf 9 eittlluna an9ekrtat. oN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09

SttO @orsenferm's
epnftetipnary,
Sartetattn s anbIuma,
et9afren< itno 3abatfort
=. ns6it
pe. gaserbter- SaIcn.
ao. z4o Sr0aO-, aptiden Der 8. u.4. gtraee.
r,t mS ynh 2 e y .napfsRi1 sinen! see9rtsn gubGfum fem n,uerS6.
mi@t n w y % \ SaIe gelts s%inssrittete gs16aft, In psl6snt er
astlst af , Sas Isinits anO lsdriie ,uSsreast, iOnSsra aud iM4u aas unar
S S9t E.a. a a.o D. s5aass essETiIenen g~ssentanbs iftts in Nuspabi S =
@n Ssatlhsh aS 5esana 6 iearrsm. N"'
mad pelitldsr @rt fabricirkn 2au6tosot
sttaiO S6nupftabat unb
81, ufo,rs or,. allen @rten 80utatofe
&s- elm @las ~sS
9MteS erfrii9enbeS
9Rtlapslpbia 9agerbteri
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@t6tiae Wn1fin.

@IWtt9e Nn3et9s
BUR 6tsOritshsnpen 9~Bint.ridIOn 1T infer Qaar
neuer nno ele9anter Drebe u. GlpafsI%ri,nminos
a ai eas 9e,ltcmnln,enlte, aiiprtht; aud in sansp. arttF.lu sokA,
ssserts ssitlfe yuslthint auf infer ~rstbbaltaes 9aasr" y" ~
adter pettiter Strid=W ole uab @arne
GGamssraat, ee mtr brett Sen Sadlen besis6sn unb AZ aussri, Elf,
oafntB %abselslsn, ln6 mir laben sesbalb ale i frtaluSytiIs ap's s4r, 1s1
ahs nut tertia 9ulpruh gu btebrtt. 6irf6 II. Ssstt& Ss sS"s'
- 209 9rpabffr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

I. M PUMPREY.3
FORM ARDINc IS, COMMISSION
e,'.i19 5lEiERC RCHAA+T.. "a
70: TS MkiS SREEfTY OPPOSITE LIST & HowELLs,
Wheeling, Va,
.EsRREsR TO- a. q - J - = y =.
- List 6 Howell, Wheeling, Va, g..ss5
Harf s6at5F q smith, caiaBrii&s,o:
r Prse AsISssSssE so4, EsagtSSsIas zsasSshist o.
O.A.Zaue, baltimore fe2I
UJ4LTE WASH. BRUSHES.
Just EEcE1EIp dozen superior nailed White Wash
e. Drpshss from NO. 70 No. TO- expressly FOR whole
ALso-son,e make for retail Call and them
- Brush, Variety Toy store,
ap1C II ~ - M. lls Alaln st.l
lEoB1yEn hs day ane assortutnt OF Gents Black aad
5FeTn Cavalier het', n ,5.ppFR q soN. !.
So GllIRDEN SEEDS.
OARDEN SEEDS, wholesale and retail every seed war
ssss 80 GnsssH aP s2 e
ap9s - ias Bridge Corner. Druggsts.
lsys asssoT.Psnt q f.,ghIts
p'9ipia . apia y .s4z D. HARPER son.
JusEr Ereeeiycd1 90 bushels seed Sweet Potatoes, az.
eJk -;zs.i 80 - Onion Sets =
apis sIn[ket Square. J.
tr,,,soy. .1y,,IvrI Tr'' s5ii LOVES e
lo - Colqred Flil Goyss, !. n 7: make.
Cotton Ide Thread an eolors fot Ladies,
s 8. & S SEeoEE I!Ss 9Hos 7ty Main .,gs.,
Is EcEIvED tis day an a5Gotlnent 6f Hungarian Hats
~ Of variety of eolors and shape Es s6@,
saIl2 - , .. Ig.z lLAAGElss 9Ss0Ns $
wlfIsE "a small lot ytty superior article, for
al sIii ~ = a. Q. ooops geo. :
Is ~ R0JKDE1Ilss ,l.,s j.5
iK5 aaat9sk Fqs1st ior ie'sps WILSON.
Ii7'57;;-7'I57 C1ISEI ENN1HlI1. g
slI allie Port Wins, for lie slelpronoanes
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DRUGGISTS.

I'D So Ess GI Ds.
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P 9 OI2 / I5T

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5.:s5szSs7 20
s ~
GRHAT SEEiA3T1O ON.AI R0OTHl n,
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st.sSss I. l
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ta, sn,;;llIS5i5 5STt5yIs l.s5sss.s
e.
fgS.s si7aSD4Ts aEP1R1, 1s5i u { : e = So $
Gepgssng on The
lie and ESlanBus
tss q 81 = - 4 g.
55S;1i5I5 75slyl.f d an gaF5S 81 Ipssta;sa
ayestst5sSs
sss 9assa 1lsss s5iSa
TRAINS IIIAWEe
a,flE ElSI tst2k4f0lS
R5pEsss flSAI 81; Ia
slaElng Direct and sars ioI n ~
CtIlctnnGtl tsalcdge ssl9
aileelnesi lri1993lllftp9E4s,s5ttsF y.
81. E0His,f7tI Rock lsLr1t II slto4i2Sntlte "a
.S1IsS q - u S15 tI5es ~ n ftlTI 4, N$I2ST
i, TI5ss;:5t15s x,5ssk
as5 nc and oRsRoad
for all parts ofthe East and SsabNari. sd
Omnibus calls for passsngsrs a. az ~ tas i9!Ss
Sfsths sifya Tff5aShs tasgass free
GaTaNnJ2lATa mr. OK FStlsC 0FEICJElg
one Door So'tt1 81 ttse SgLIggtL99S9 ~ ISssssys
E ~ D rERR2, RiEsEolAssl ll'alshlssiispR'
y sss, 4HSSGs HSiasSas Ssssls
" Vi5Sinis5e ~ - esnt8ai - !. Rsiisoad.,s
VIZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

s5, ffis7A5' AEGeneraIsAssor
OF Drugs, Medieinrs Paints OILS Yarnishes. sstias
" brushes Notions etc., ete, always hand at the
L in22 lRIpog SfORg.
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MA 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

= = 10 PAPER .ERF3Ld&UEAOTURERS
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Alum, superior Pour
10 dlner Wires elthg, Twihc, French Clay, Sill
Soda, Screen Plates lied Plates Bed plates Roll Hars,
Knives Rag Cutters, Furnished Short
notice, by :, ~. lslis "a z1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

assengtTs and hetr baggage wearing apparel between
The two Depotl Of snpls tine for them to
Through Tickets can between DsnyIlle and
~ AZ IseSt Of tho 0SInSsy viii receive
lie Cheeks Of passengers IRON the DanT6 Road, and at
tend to their baggage all the Way tile Bal
The fare ha same s the US by the old steamboat
There the llne, between Rich
mond and .Alexa1llria. --- tel-
.Sandus ky, Mans field g. Newark
RIA. LII Es0 a I0f..p
sE
schangesof Time. 5as
ssa estsF notice.
~ GOING SOUTH. q - s=sfs-tfi
Leave 4S 81 'ss sssSi 81
$50
3Ionroeyle Si4l - 800
PIsSSS.
Frederick -1s P.aI. 7tls ~
Sit Vernon, 1885,.
:f.sh L S.SSs1
Ae"sh e.
GOING -SoRTII.5t .
Leave sta sFf An g'159r. Ez6Plss NJ
Utica. 1884 - 2s45
Mt yerpen,:t S.aS
SfsSst5s aSs f,f5 m 4.sa
S I5.lS u 81 2::ss,I. 2:sI
Elymeath ,s 20 as S.ad
stonFosT & 4 Is. 9'l6t 6.s5
RsaSS asSR us
e GOING souT1t-The sio Train viii connect at San:
e;ky SEnEg EgSln from TSsaG M E
ss6y Junction viii from
junction With Day xpress from and at
the East and West Trains on tas
NJ. viii connect At sandusky with steam.
cF Ray City from petro With western Train
q. n. n Junction ut 6:ei5P d. alal
Train @! o. O. for Columbus & Cincinnati St Mans
Ss9 PtsSaFsi, and East west EiaGt
doING NoRTII q go Train xl make close con
RS 5a5sdn 5 5Sa f1is al
Shelby function at Cincinnati Express for
sEs95S LAM S sRs 81 with
Train win connect ct Express from
gl sig
ESpress for Toledo and Chicago AID at sandpsky with
steamer Bay City for Detroit and ChSEH
sanduskE. Aug. 9, 49, - sepl5Ef
1870. - 75175 5=7-e7 - = = 1856,
AND .5WBST.BRN
SHY eGr RoAEs
.GIIEAG0s SfILlYkuKEE q StIEB0YGANl Z
s. TodeEihg at Intermediate Ports
R0EIR0 IAIskAs Co.
Blu FAsI5NskAl-I4Q,
.siS Capts GosEIS
CEII5GsA2GO. .
{ IS E,SN'VN Il 5-l4S M =? . -Es 2 J D..
q. l.' a ssF5l E iI5ssslE! iss5s S. S.
i 81 55Es5 EssS) OWE y .3t55 i b.,
M IL w AZ A sy.ISS BE
EESQ Q5I25ELs EI0G Gs s.
Es FF{Ss fass Capt: AIErANpgRtS 9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

(oFners 81 lairi 9Iit fltiiDcg sticets
tt4e's sZEntranec from Quincy st.
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Elonf Eta creISs-
Inn ROUND Hoop Flour Barrels for Eals bye issl
siNINys i55 I'd. .syyILs0S
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Medical

TNR D. C. CRAcRlFT tsndets his professional services
" 70 the ciGlEens Of South Wheeling and vicinity
OHT1CE directly Weltpi Kepetts Hotel 9Fssim
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gOEI o ME
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sfst FOUNDRY PIG s1l0Ms.s . 553j - 4
IN TONS Homecoming Fouldfy Iron, FOR sale by si.t
SltJ c25 p S1zfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

B4RDoTTEFsi iw0RSiT TsuGAR DKoPsi IT
pleasant and Eelnet Worms In ehldfen.
IN Put in tho form line candy the dsagres.
able taste Of Sermlfge generally; Ptice 20
Sold by sT,1II. EOGANS&5 5CO5fuf
dec2l. LC6FbeF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16
BUSINESS CARDS.

yg-ATrExna iis dsptset htio, 1rarShan, Brooke and
taSsfs OFFICE Quincy street above tIaln le1
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lsrs =. kvets DRUGS, MEDICINES. 1.fe a.
ladtts GiP LNe Patsqt lne1teiaes lFdTR tata,
u zBritSles, RlJ5ttsiefRy Gt1s6 uHd Gk1eetcGre,
and usually kept by Wholesale Druggists which We
viii nealeTa and country merchants dS toe
and on yOEIbte ttEt9 they purchase and bring
them from Tho. eastern cities 81 s. as2t.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

:, FLOUR, GRAISS SEEDS, BUTTER, &C., AlE7s9f
NHEANTEnThe suhse1 6e will purchase liberal
advances on consignment @ laltiinst phlafepbia
or Newfew YotYo -four, Wecat oats, barley
clover aud Timothy seeds. Also butter (sod
esss5S sssS GILL ,sss.! & GO;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

TT -737-T-1-| q 017--
uiuY pSF anl1lpl. 2, = Z
5TElT, per m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

JOHN H.THoatpsoN respectf6ily announces that bheSfh
continue Boot and sIFdlt
III Main Street, where he will be tile pa
ttoaEe ofhis 9an166
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

2 TIE GALH1NIG7 8LEPP0RIERi .
NHIs Female Supporter operating assmPle scientific
principle. and often complete relief
ness or the in all support needea
10 For sale BY s.4..ssss Izrstoo NJ f0sf
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PHYsIoIANs

INV. WHEAI, =
MEOE IT L III. s. Il.
OFFIC-st residence MARIE stee opposite the Post
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-. DISSOIUfrION..A si2A si.Ss
IL flFm name o TI6lfso2 & DIS day dis
solved BY mutual be so!tsnstea
J 1oH H. THoAPsoS, will collect all the firm,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

.sEI. one IglSDRE2.B BdRRELS EL0UR,sr1zf
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yTTANrRDZ as z5i -sssai4fs
wv - 0LOyER SIZED
'Ssiil-zsl5-s Fzsse TIMOTHY SEED, ~ !sff-sE Z
fess 49, ~ siassA BGTTERs: Il
By COLLINS GtIIALLYasz ~ isdis
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sbe i1lhreIifta ligeafrr

~ .-tefea n. ,Ftih t1sliIitt ~
bliLy, TRIss.ElEI.Y AND SfRl'sILiIs
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with the BUCK running from TO Zues
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daynnd EtIIay, at ibJS o'clock a. Af.i II
Prefsi received ay point 3uskIngutn
bstreen Marietta aud ZInesyIt, for any point on tile
OaEo l5gtEseni iTh ceiling and West Columbia. ~
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ALED Hay, aTl Pesd, Oats and oFiis eofsta1ils On
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special depositts. - 4
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Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-29

We are pleased to see. from card pub
lished IN another column. that this favorite
boat IS again to take her placein the pack
et-trade between ST. Joseph and ST. Louis
on the opening of navigation. The Polar
Star Is well known on the Missouri river.
She has acquired a reputation for speed
and regularity that other boats have cause
toenvy. Her officers, Capt. Dix and Clelk
Blossom. are men of strict integrity and
business habits, and as officers theycanno,
be excelled. From long acquaintance
with both of the above named gentlemen,
we are qualified to Judge of their merits,
and do not hesitate TO commend them to
the business and travelling public.
The Polar Star has undergone thorough
repairs, and is perhaps the most comforta-
bic and commodious packet in the trade.
She has been prescribed by the abolition
lists Of this Territory and the East, and for
this reasenllas deubIe claims to the patron
age of the Soathern people. We must
see that she is none the loser by being de-
nounced by the negro-loying portion Of the
cornmunitv
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-29
To Subscribers.

Our first volume will be out in FIVE weeks
from this day. Those who wish 10 continue
their paper win please remit the subscrlp-
ton in advance as we are determined to
send to no one who does not comply with
the above terms. The fact of it is ace are
not able 10 furnish papers on credit. The
exceedingly high prices charged for print
ing materials, makes 1t necessary for per-
sons with a limited capital to do cash
business.
We hope our pro-slavery friends in Mis-
souri and other Southern States, will lend
us helping hand. and strive to extend
our circulation. Il is perhaps the best
method that can be adopted to induce en-
igrants to come to this Territory, to circu-
late papers containing fuir and true state
men,s OF the existing state of.atfairs IN the
country. We shall expect our present pa
irons to continue as subscribers, and incucs
as many OF their neighbors to follow the
example as possible.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-29
VAR Warll

49,
1t seems now to be certain that we shall
have to, give the abolitionists at least one
good thrashing berore political matters are
settled in this Territory. To do so we
must have arms; we have the men. I pro-
pose to raise funds 70 furnish Colts revolt
yers and other arms for those who are
without them. ] propose to do so without
taxing any one bu, myself. / will sell
some shares or town stock in the Terrific
ry, Gas given below and bind myself to
invest all the money in the above articles,
which shall be loaned to such soldiers as
are unable to purchase them, and shall re-
main for such use for the space of one or
two years. The arms to be used by the
volunteers and militia Of Atchison county
when in service.
The stock propose TO sell will be. sold
at fair valuation. such as will enable the
purchaser to get good per centage on
tie investment. l feel assured that the
wealthy friends Of our cause, In Western
Missouri, will be glad of the opportunity
TO. invest. Don't all speak at once $
The shares are
Two shares in Lecompton, the capitol Of
the Territory.
One in Delaware, county-seat of Leav-
enwortii.
Two in Calhoun. county-seat Of Cal
| houn.
One in Nemeha City, mouth Of Meme
ha river.
JOHN II. STRINGFELLOW.
Address the subscriber, or PIT. Abel
or Samuel Dixon. Atchison, K. T.
IA Exchanges please copy.
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any more of the troops-tlle Missoarians
las they called them-be turned loose up
on them, IN case Of fight. than could be
Ihelped If they could thrash them 50 easy .
The Governor never did call on any one
bu, the citizens Of The Territory, and there
was no need Of any others. Fifty men
with cowhides would have been enough to
have /" conquered a pace" Again, they
refused to give their opinion OF the " en-
ac,menis OF the Territorial Legislature. !"
That is rich idea truly. Twelve hun
dred men ordered out, in winter, to compel
an opinion from the traitorous negro thieves
of Lawrence, In relation to the acts OF the
Legislature.
Now, we ask, what more could have
been done2 We were ordered out by the
Governor to assist the sheriff In execu-
| ting legal process. The Sheriff and the
Governor told us they had no further use
| for us, that the laws would now be execu-
ted, and as good men we obeyed. @s
The rest of the SO called :. treaty
amounts to nothing. The prisoners were
no longer needed or desired after order
was restored; and, as TO being paid for
the hay and corn used for forage, the next
Legislature viii make an appropriation for
thai, particularly as many of our own friends
had to suffer in the same ay-thoagh as
/ a general thing we desired to buy of the
abolitionists, knowing that thereby we
would. toll tliemto the Territorial Legis-
| lature for relief. We must have an extra
session for the especial purpose of attend
/ ing to the cries of the corn and hay robbed
| citizens of Douglas 5.ssz bs'
Governor Shannon, we learn. has gone
to Washington. how long to be absent we
know not; but in his absence Secretary
| Woodson is Governor, and we hope he will
not shrink from responsibility. but call the
Legislature together in time TO proui6s for
the Lawrence Legislature, which is to as
semble in March. No time should be lost.
The condition of our affairs absolutely re-
quires prompt action on the part Of oar
| Governor and the LEGISLATURE