The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-06
Disbursements of the Central
Committee

toI lOkycha, % assi tiCiSS, ny u. Is. AIev-
ander, Willow Springs 5 articles nv
Geo. Bell; 8 articles, by j. G. Hutc5.
inson, Wakarrsa; 2 articles, by 40
Carpenpter, Ottawa Creek 81 article
clothing, by j. Benjamin, for Osawato.
mic; l article by S. Lyons.
lov. TT sacks -four and meal
and Is other articles, for Topeka ; Z
articles, by Mary Coverness /; I art;.
cles, by III. D. Learned, Sumner: 297
articles of clothing for Council Citv bv
A. N. Hubbard.
.Eou. 81 chest tea and | barrel
crackers, for Council City 2 articles
by F. Haskell; PARTICLES, by S. e. Matb'
thews; 8 articles, by Lucy j. Patter-
son; % articles, by Elizabeth Mat
thcws; 8 articles, by John Day 5 ar
ticles, by T. johnson q articles, by
Isaac Stult; / bed Quilt, by Mary
Raverness % articles, by lydia
Pearee 8 articles, by Zekieols; ! ar
ticles, by Mrs. Moon, Coal Greek; 81
articles, by Mrs. Holt, Coal Greek:
-four, by Sarah Braddoes; meal, by
Robert Hughes; -four, by James Con
ley I articles, By II. p. Leonard, Wa
bonsa.
Nov. 9.-111 articles clothing for
prisoners at Lecempton.
Noe. 10.-5 articles, by Rebeeca
Hammond, Coal Creek : articles, by
NJ. Reynolds 5 articles, by Jane Stag
gers I8 articles. by Julia E. Rawson.
Bloomington; % articles, by Elias
White, Pottowatemfes I; 5 articles. by
Ann Evans; ! articles by Marguerite
Hancock 5 articles, by NJ. r. Clough,
Wakarusa II articles, by Nancy
Sumner 6 articles, by 0ren Petten
gill, Coal Greek Mary White, Waka-
rusa 8 articles, by Mary E. Themes;
10 articles, by Margaret Pearsons, Wa
karusa; 9 articles. by Marinde E. Moore:
4 articles by A. Pettengill. Coal Greek;
6 articles, by Margaret Bemerly; 6 ar
ticles, by Angelina Garfield; 2 articles,
by Samuel Glen; 8 articles, by Sarah
a. Cassibone; II articles, by Aaron
Sims; 8 articles, By z. p. Sumers; 2
articles, by Mary Jones; 2 articles, bv
Almira G.. Haskell; 2 articles, by John
Sackett; l article, by J. A. Baltic: ii
articles, by Susanna Patterson: 10 ar
ticles, by VIM. Easterbrook. Coal
Greek; articles, by Oliver G.. Lewis,
(prisoner;) 2 articles, by Charles S.
Legge, Ottawa Creek; 23 articles. by
Jane Day; 8 articles, by Mrs. Waldoyk;
articles, by Alien Pearson; 8 articles,
by Jos. b. Haines, Dr., (prisoner;) .
articles. by Charles Bollinger; 10 arti-
cles, by Susan Vanderslartz, Osawat-
tonne; articles, by James Smith.
Noe. 11.--3 articles, by Mrs. j. S.
Pratt; 10 articles, by Mrs. Legins; l
coat, by Oliver G.. Lewis; 8 articles, BY
A. r. Chase IA articles, by Mrs. Hol-
comb, Osawattomie /; 6 articles, By
Elizabeth Tones.
Nor. 12-3 articles clothing, by W.
Riggs; 8 articles, by John c. Hill /; l
sack -four for Hospital, DIR. s. ID. Prem
tiss ; 40 articles, by ID. z. Haseltine,
Bloomington; Is articles, by F. NJ.
Haseltine, Bloomington i dress, by
Sarah y. Evans, Lawrence; % articles,
by VIM. I'll. Fanelause, Mud Springs !;
10 articles, Catherine Hollawav, Wa
karusa 16 articles, BIZ Mary Ann Grit
firh, Wakarusa; 8 articles, by Lonisa
Wakafusa / articles, by Syl-
via Kennedy; Wakarusa; l sack flour,
by Thos. Davis provisions, by Alpheus
Jones, Benica; 8 articles, by Henry a.
Burgess, Cole Greek Is articles, by
Eliza Thurber, Sumner Township; 10
articles, by ID. Z. Longley, Sumner
comforter, by Il. w.
Hovey; 8 articles by Eli Coleman,
Lawrence f; 10 articles, r. III. Peason,
Point; 4 articles, by w. Put
nam, Lawrence $50 articles clothing.
for distribution at Osawatomie, l.. l..
Adair 3 sacks -four, do; 4 sacks
meal, do; 2 barrels crackers, do; 81
articles clothing for prisoners at Le-
Lecompton, By S. w. Eldridge pair
shoes, by John G. Harding; 2 articles
by Elizabeth Mathew IA ar
ticles clothing, by a. b. GilIiad flour,
tea, crackers, by D. burlington, Law
renee 13 articles clothing, by Matilda
Hazeltine, Bloomington /; shawl, An
gelina Garfield, Sumner; 6 articles
by Margaret Hancock !; 2 do,
by P. III. Munroe; 4 do. by VIM. Oil
yer, Wakarusa 8 do, by Elizabeth
Cleap, Willow Springs; do, BY Cath
crime Bowles. Willow Springs IL do,
by r. Moses, Willow Springs /; 4 do,
Prudence Merchant ID do. by VIM.
Brequan 10 do, by NJ. A. Anderson !;
Z do, by L. Beddal 8 do, L. Robertson !;
5 articles, by Mary Hill; % articles,
by David Purington; 10 articles, by
David Griffiths, and Z articles, by j.
Vanduslice, Wakal1isa; 80 articles, BY
A. Jackson, for families at Osawatomie;
articles, by n. King; s articles, BY
VIM. Il. Davis, and 6 articles, by J. S.
Eddie. Ottawa Greek; % articles, BY
John G. Archipat, Bloomington; 7 ar
tieies, by VIM. Kicker; IL articles, by
Linus White, Bloomington; 6 articles,
by o. w. Fitz, Wakafusa: o articles,
By Mrs. Pratt; Z articles, by Mrs. VIII
Der, % articles, by James whaley,
Wakarusa lis articles for Ottawa
Creek settlement, by VIM. a. Davies;
o'sacks of -four, by VIM. Davies, for
Ottawa Creek settlement /; 40 articles
OF clothing, 5 bbls. crackers, 8 sacks
Corn meal. 8 sacks -four, for distribu-
ton IN Topeka, by Justus j. Ketchem.
Nor. 13h.-5 articles clothing, BY
VIM. Livermore, Wakarusa; 95 arti-
eles. by Elizabeth Bassinger. Hickory
Point; 4 articles, by L. H. Nettleton:
II articles, by Sarah Timmons, and I
articles, by John Scott, Hickory Point;
] sack -four, by Hirius Shelley: 1 pair
shoes, by A. w. Dole; 80 articles, by
Rachel E. LOOMS.
Nos. I4h.-7 articles clothing, by
Elizabeth Thomes; 10 articles. by
Margaret Hancock; 8 articles, BY Polly
White; Ii articles, by Ruth Wood; 4
articles, by Charles Coleroap. & articles