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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

No. 8s.s- Lot Ne ia block 1s on Jti s.5..t ...f
east u Perry ugon WI eh Is crested two s,y (
house, sons story frame houae a Carpenter aA.g
stable hunEs 10 feht oi sota per alHuUt Wit ~ a.
low
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
Boarding
A chance to Ma . a Fortune

Few 0oarders Gan b. accommodated by apply
s.. ibe grocery s.ofa oH FyuI.h street, three daon
west of Rock Island ST. Nos5dlF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

rs alT ~" u Ds1 s9les, q asa 81 is ig-,g AHA.
.z,'r N"h d Hsiaa H'ese re2aarg au,ss rr.sa sit re-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

Eara psa4a.ptE bwsLLISg HarsEs, lAt0E
e., ,5asz dtazH - ga yzry liberal tesms. sppls 10
+, g1.dll COON d SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
Baking and Exchange,
STRICKLAND, JUDD & DUNHAM

STRICKLAND, JUDD & DUNHAM.
Second St. between Brady and Perry,
rIAVEjust received an invoice Of black ana
t1CoIored Dress SILKS, from 50 cts to a.
psr ard
French Merinos, English do, Wool Plaids.
Wool neInnes plain and figured, small figured
French DeBaines for children,
Dress and Cloak vslvets,
z8g8 French and Swiss wrk. Cambria and Nusli,,
Collars ct Zoe ard 1879 low,
super French Styles,
Prints BaIaups, Brown and Blsached Muslin, fan
ION aad G fay Rev and White Wool PlaDnels cas,
s,,res weeds, SatiHelts leans, Crashes White snd
g-ewu Table Usmasks, 50o Linen Datnask Tahls
overs for 81 So cheap a. 81 50; Linen ror fronting
-hifts and COllarf, &C.
We respectfully call on Bi for ahn,e Of thar
p4troEags, feeling confident that our farttiea 10,
i1Iag business viii enable 70 offer good. at love-,
siccs than tn. market asEaiy affords Noys
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
Nupari SUear'

~annps. choice and prime New Orleans landias
Iuand for salrhS EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
t6or I'D and Perry ala.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

3sS--Lot block %. south east corner O. s.s--4
western Avenue, one oI tho tlHdsCul, il .sts &
private residence IN the city. ''' .
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

8i4-A rev ttaEae horse With good Baet sl.s.ls.,
tlpt c3fusr ei siXtt stTset, iat 9aalO. fast
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

3lp--Lot7 blook aud ~ aud 70 blask Fgtt-
addition, nesrt the FamAie College.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

345-Also las lot adis.ulug a ,as sea,a u ls.a.
Asia street; tgSa0 tsat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

Ne OIL lus haa.9 Brady H. near Laelsfy islg'
rooms w5il. estrTh staie, A. sail hog, ls it 20
$50; price s4.4ga
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
Thanksgiving Day,

ia LautIaE Hnusss0f the uadersIgnsd ytu ia.
tlyttj o. ihHrsdaF, goth e PsfsOus bsytug,
hotes maturing "a That dsl ~ aq nestsd ~ p1oylas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

s.5-L-i, and 5 tlask s, nosr Al, glllrs,i Va.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
NOTICE

Davenport, Oct 81, 80
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

No -st--A Eassa ami 81 .s 81. e. gss=r %. Es-
igttsIlhJ. hu'tss g F5ststs klr a3.gu. ,-1Ea ia
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-30
Baltimore, Ntttttuoc6 oet SO, .5anuar 1866.

audi ein 70 furse5 @lad. Ser pen(IonS,
9lnlpruh, ben @ttpe bate, ,puroe eifri9 bel
Der He9terIIu9 perfoI9t, ater mad, Ian9em
petltlcniren, uno nahbem er einen Sbei[
ietner Soabe Su9eieBt, warOe Der petent ab :
9efpeien. SeBt le9te fIh Der &apttdn auf
elHen anoern plan. Sn ietrlen fa1hionablen
1a9en mar er ein 9roBer pferoefenner uno
pferoelebbaber 9epelen. @r oerfdufte lein
ieete6 8eIetbun, Sog nit feiner @jattiu gum
pfarrer, fd)lu9 2IlIe6, tpa9 er an@jelo beiaB,
Sulammen, uob be9ann einen 5oanoel NIT
pferoen 9!nfdnaltd) fhteu ber(elbe einz
trd9lth 9enug. @lipe mar ober gen6tttqt,
Oft Gellen 81 maf1en, uuo nit ben oer1die-
Oenlten perlonen su oerfetren, 9ln Elm
oerihwenoertIheS Geben 9etpobnt, fern BON
Dem GlnfluB Der vdu6lthteit, per1anf er
b1lo IN ielne Observation-Disclosures, uno ie
fpenl9er (Ie 5u 1einer jeBi9eu Sage paBten,
oeIto mebr n1uBten iIe ibn an ben 01ano bes
SeroerbenS brin9en. Oanna butoete ulto
idpteg. sic bate 5pet Sinoer 9eboren,
elnen 8naben uno, einige Sabre parauf Elm
3Wdoden. Die Be1hdfti9ung nit 6ieleIt
mar lbr, 70 mie itres 8aterS Croft.
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y VtS.; NMS =, u IT. ct1 1..
'prabtDolIe Setpellerie Silber uno fiber
plattirte gSadren
pet u. SN, sgSSdrfter

pet "a W. G4Sdrners
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9noer Oprrn9 8n9rrtn9e Serren. unb Odmenfcten unb
Dr9s90nge 90lb-5tifte unO 8eOera 98naaen ebaiaUns
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Vl9e aae 3u pen 6t9ien annebmbarten 9reen. 126-id
- g2yO6nun06 0erGnberuno.
Wtenen 5reunben Inb einent eeebrten @ubltm dber,
&8 paupt made Id bic &n3etse, bag tG metn t6rmader.
un6 Segslere @eddft BON metnem aen plas grUn
raBe NAG Nr 300 NSag> nabe MtS1utbfrase Srleat babe
Gs t9 Iar bag mir gt 9e9ene 3gtrauen Oanfe empfets
metn peSe1teno per9rDsertea 9a8er befens.
Rpb. Stetnbdn
SIT. 300 q. @dts na6e NiSautbh.
n5NepGraturen bren unb epeQerten perben ouf 6as
aHttlt9fe unb bette tn tIrJefer 3eit tefprgt flint
n. 2pmDDner1g bre1t u. S5etpellerie.
AAaBaa test in STR. SO Baltimore. Str
benz Dtueum ee9eni6er
Der unteene bdnft btertt oem pere6ru 0ub(funt fir
as tbm IN ietnem an Sanb 296frase Nr TO- oeIdenfte
SatraHs uno trianet d baebs su bsnartaeS oaB
feWelterte uno Stltetwaaren er5fTnet Gin arOFer
Srrat9 pom engen 8Olbenen unb 6ernen nter. rem
Bbplelale IT, Neta. g. Wleranber
fraber @prman Bet s. SO. 6ren6s in Qpnbrn
9te 9en TerDen 8runpli reparirt @arantie bafar
eefet. 90, g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-30

Bon Upntae ben October ertbete Id TN gDdfer IGen
Gdulaeb6ube 5amburefr., mn 2eabrnbal unb 6annpSe.
Gtr 1nterrtdt CUR ernbli@en @ernunR Der ene6n Spra
DE- unterrdtshun6en Mpntae. WttrpA uub 5retae, Spn
8 BIS lbr Mbenbs Sebineuns 81 mCnatli6, ppraus be-
8 blbar 27fpt3mt Mdnner Qeebrr
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GiSeubdbn4
6 de Der Calvert unb grantItns StraBe.
ebutttpn Der 9R etfeSe 1T 5W II d en- 8alttm unb
@tttSbure auf Il Stunben
Nm unb mad bem g. Nprtl perbeu b 3ranS BON unb mad
Rprbern Capitalization ME fpl9 ateeben unb anpmmen
srdf Baltimore um ltbr Is @ Rpreens, 10 l1br Nass
3 unb 10 ltbr gd1mttaeS
, gprf ltbr IA M( ltbr 10 lttr so. Mlpraens unb
l1br 25 81 glabmittaeS.
5arrSburg llbr as so. Nfprgens, llbr NaGmttaaS
unb 10 ltbr Wtternadt.
5mmt In Baltimore br45 GR un6 ltr Mprsens IT,
unb llbr unb r25 SO. Ra6mittdaS
" gpr nm II llbr Mpraens 3 ll6r A4 81. unb lltr
13 IR. NaGmtttaeS IT, 10 llbr SO @l. Na6t
6arriSburs I'm 12llbr 25 Nt unb 4 lbr 10 Gttnuteu
Na6mittaeS, um ltbr so Nln. Mpreens.
god8ters mad benz Bfen, ee nit benz 3uae MIpreens
I'M 81 ntr bic @aOsrt'StattDn Serafen erei@en 2au
ga6ma9S u 6arriSbure ben YOfs8rain Der pennplDa
Feubabn, prtmen in 9ttsbut9 Merna6t unb seten
bort 3 besWtprsens mad aen 9untsH tesgDss ab
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% { + al { c) 1t IT q /!

Da t tn @rabuns sebra6t babe, baB seTet rife eniden
es It'd gum el6a MAIDEN, fruber utein StefYater,
s. $. 8tf&of, unp ieit enem 3pbe pDn mir, mem Nad-
fplaer fabriSirten en- q d rfitifen,
un6 nit atlbt6 nadsenaten umf6ta9spuper ais
metnsen perfaufen wpburt nit 9ubum betrp9en
wrb ba fe ee flete g8aare att mner d6en erbalten,
fUnpern aud mir bur2 b 3tebrtrd6eteit Sdaben i'm 0er
tau unO meinem suten iamen ugef9t @rb, p iebe i'd
mid oeswun9en aQe bic @brlpn bic t6 etue pl9e sbWtbs
rse anbuns erlabn, eesen Dee Diebere warnen nbem
i'd entUen bn Oas @es ssen5all6er bet brer @ntoefuns
in frenee Mnwenouns Bu brin9en.
npem d bee @elegenbeit ju9le bennbe metnen bSber
gen abrn bSen uno ausmGrti9en 8reunSen unb 8unben
ur bic mir BON tnen M lbei eewcrOene liberale nerBun9
unp aufmunruns meineu wGrm ten anf db5utaten nno &
u bic eti8e 6ortbauer heben 3u erluen, Ser6ere m e
bab S e biSber men | aes Setreben iein pb, tie nit gutter
g4aare unb aufS Sai = 81 bebteuen
S. Sep. Cans,
11b1mtORS Na6fpleer pm s. $. StI6pH.
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klr @diBen II. cSaabIlebbober.

mrg% N W. Der llnterssi6nee empfeblt fetn ppbt af-
fcrtirtes Eager in BIbfen unb Gttnten
aus ben eren 5atriten rantr6s unb @nsnnbS
frrie aud bte ber1dieeenen SGteB8erGthi9atten BE-,
Etns.
o. @eparaturen an Slnten, 9Gdfen werbsn prompt unh
Etaie befrret.- Sur ale Nrtttel ptrb earanirt
Al idhlrstdam Befud, labet en SaS. 6. Vtptne,
MAAl6M SSr, 2e GnfrrErntf.tt Il
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Dsefes beSanmte FUe.- -bsmOsrattF&e Merr6embIdtt
erldetnt td9ltd. DreS z Gents per g3g6e,
tdblbdr an bic edfur serdntfpcrttiGen Ir6oer
eaS &6Ounement fpitet fur ods 6alSe Sdbr Bf. 75
2n5ei9en per en- biuiaft berebnet.
This democratic
G er m a n Morning Pa er
is published daily. Price Z cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
Weekly Wecker 50 a year.
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]. G.. RIETH

J. G. RTETH,
S%G SuweGter unb u6rmdder
MA&3 gfr. 169 Slt+0alttmsre St. sp. Canal unb @ben
mPebt einen 5unben 9ednnten 70 wie Sem aeebrten
s 8etten Nrmbanber Gnee 8uiennabeln pwie etne Nus
'apl BON @pfs un6 u9ren perfa u ben btaeen petlen
n6 saranttre fir bic QualtGt meiner gBaare '''
Nae IN netn Sad &lGsen1en 4rtttel merben auf bas
tlt9ite, f9neate unb bette reporrt. 6pS
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Tlr .&aumpre gDeHer' tpigb Sic grsi9niiTt IN
8uf6nSe hcr olte unc neuen gBeIt ffinen 2efern
tpl'S Muae ittrtn unb fpr tie emplrotte In
@merifa uns Gnrppa 5u mirten treter. 70 Siel IN
feireu 8rditen ie0t. 8u eeiem 8mefe eru&t
re 9leeaf ion oit Sreunce Der 0emcfratie um
llntertHB r0 tieeS GrDnra. Gin nrneen,
wd6e Ger Iereen5 oes 90eder9" sntipr,6en,
pre rilfpmmeu Sriefe erbilten MIR uns per'
pfrei.
Gas Wpdenblatt bes ,.gBedcrS" erldetnt isbea
5reita8 unp fcftet 50 bas Sabr.
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wkas Oamea, II. jOerrenlhub Wanufaftur
YA pom GObn s.. J0ia's A5tttw',
XlQnDrel StquOre I!

Wepfeue u. - U u III toeF,
Hr. 90 m zen fr., neben benz 6dnnpperm1rtt.
perduen i'm @rpBen ale Sprea ppn tmpprren Sranotes
Gin, Arae {. pCrSusli6er Aualttd su ben bilsfen
prejen 5erner fabri,tren mir aae Sorten 8reS unb
pfeblen cbtas Nritet ,ur aeneieten Abnabme. 11m5S
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Nr. 20 2tQbttr., nabe Qombarbf.
Nt. u. Suite maAt einsu alten 8stdunten unb
putItfum Ibertaupt BITE Nn8s0 etn frnbersS @t
iu6ein 0r. D. Qiebtar burs n5rbb 9OmbarpRr.
ttser troHnet bat Sein Woarend8er tt NIT ben nueftn
10 bersn Sprttn Don
&od,,, Narlors, SplS- uno 8Cblen6fen
rsben we:6e ALE Su otn bltsten gBbplsaIe unb sta.
tn Vsrtautt wsrhen. Nae t lem 8staun Osfen ldet
ernter6nete auisSen unb ntmmt btefelbsH He nt
IRdnts ttfrieoseu ptaeer Seeu 8anses
erabenn Nrbetsrn rtpartrt unb pteber oufssies
5teberpertaur srbaltfa beipnpere Dereunftounatu.
". W. QUITE.
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O1t1t IN ilberiebeM!

Nftcbt 5n lberiebeM
NeHer oeufl DER dben!!!
u. Yennfpipanta Iptnue yr. 17715 sesenIb. C5rsenR
Der 1nter3eGnete mat nen 5reunoeh unO Setannen Oe
srsebene AnSeise, Oa6 ceben Obieen plaBe elm 4
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N1e Nrten ppn umpfpaaren
5enben, unterbempen llntcriaden
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9Ore Wtpnnates, Spesel Gaibenuber, Burfen WteHer
as Q1aben, @Bs unb 3beel6fel u 10.
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vupier, 6ebern, gDidie u. /. No.
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sen aeu uub btte Iae bic bas eintauen wpen BET mir
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~. Nu4 babe i'd nod $ Ofeu @ 5 de unb g8 efen
meinem fruberen Sei6a an 9ane, wede i'd am BAN t
aufaurdumen su fpsenpen btliSen 9reiien ausbete:
6pien sG 30. o. 81 Inp 100 Gents,
QGeIten 3u D. e. St unb 100 Gents.
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8Umm; uaS lbsrsuSt Gu4 OaB i'd biats gut unb
taufe. tt7utimtt Qpren5 3. Die 8.
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GEO. PEARSON in NewY ork,
Ibes<, Ra6ee., Stets., 9tGrfe- unb @ewurs- Ne.
berlaqe III no6
SIR. 81 b-Qtbertps nab e 3 aItp- Str.
perle9t wprben
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pis berbaupt NQe peGe suten 8bee unb 8a eben, stS
einen auSseuten unb srpBen @prratb fnben @ree biS
unb bic QDaaren earantirt.
6anbelSleute werben bebtent nit:
Gbee gets, St6re SUensOel 3tnbb6s6en
GdFee Gjerfe Snbtap @nensen Gtnte,
O5ewIr, G5res QBafGIetfe @IumsSal3, gDibfe,
@bctpdbe Gdop Tplenefe, @Spen >, !Ranarienfaam
@aHeeTen, guSen Ro(ftl Iafel 6lbnerutter,
unb siele anbe Nrtttel pele i'd be e56een 0uandten
iu.r ais in irsenO enem Store 6f& weld nOrbli4 OOer
t& BON Baltimore Setaufe unb tpenfret s 9aus leere
Seaunsen pp 9anb werben prompt unb gut beiprst bel
8ep. Yearfpn,
7S3mt @r. q, 2iberte pate 8altnors ct,
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(1. &tu0enalD.
Or i. Oteffenbacp 9
WIIT3IIyl ylIIa aIKg

Manchester Female Seminary,
uuter Der 9etune 5rauIetnS DisFeubad Gfeuter.
g3etoe Mnhalten pbeb In bertsn 9 eb dub tn
unb e ManAer b nerben naG senieben @run6Idbsn &C.
titet uub bewef brt 36elnee m bas praAe 9e6en pOu-
ereen Der @Ommeeurs beennt in beiben Suni 9rets
80 bas 0iertentr fur 3p, 2pats unb nnriGt. WBen beS
N6beren tetebe man M an BITE beenoen yrtnpne 3u wep-
Sen III Fl IL 8. DteffenbdA.
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.sssz@. Oerblt- un0 lBtnteT- Nnte
E TO WSON und ENTON,

s#az@N9zaS 5afbipnabter s utm d. GERS
Rr 33 2.>@utaw fr e 9esenGber bem eernsOnmarft.
fobri,tren unb erbaten prtWdbrne bic neuu unb bb en
uRe Spu 6errens 8naGxn Gneer prptnGren unc ieinen
6ten 3appen UOsaufen Ul6e su ben ba9ten 9re
fee Ste MAIDEN elpnbers bic Oamen d bre prGd pren
Gueer bleen uen StrOtbate unb Nuen fir Dsere uab
teine 6noer aufmerffam.
30 gDbptfaGe.- Rauaute 9anbe unb tn biefger Sakt
perben eebeten Eager c 6trma eramniren ebe e
ouberSmp fdufeu 27ipt3Mt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-11
Kansas Afair--Oficial In. tl-uctions to
Gov. Geary and Gen Smith.
w 4SHf\G-Ca\ Sent =

The Union OF this morning publishes
official orders II Gov. Gearv, OF Kansas as
follows:
Reliable information having reached the
President that armed and organized bodies
of men, avowedlv in rebellion against the
Territorial government, have concentrated IN
such numbers as to require additional military
force for their dispersion, you will have the
militia OF the Territory completely enrolled
and organized, to the end that they may on
short notice be brought into the service Of
the United States upon the requisition of the
commander OF tie Military Department in
which Kansas is embraced.
You will furnish, by companies or regi-
ments, brigades. or divisions, such number
and composition Of troops as from time TO
time YOU NAV find IN his report TO be neces-
sary for the suppression Of all combinations
to resist the laws of the United States. too
powerful to be suppressed by the civil au-
thority, and to the maintenance Of public
order and civil government in the Territory.
Signed W. l. MARCY.
Secretary DAVIS to General Smith, under
date OF September 3, says:
our des patch Of 22d August and Enclosures
sufficiently exhibit the inadequacy Of the
force under Your command to perform the
duties " men nave Gth CIV cti Ib44 on III TIE
present unhappy condition Of Kansas, BY tue
orders and instructions heretofore couu.uni-
Gated To meet tbs exigency, tie President
has directed the Governor Of tie Territory
TO complete the enlistment and organization
Of tie militia. as YOU viii fnd fully set forth
IN the inclosed copy Of letter addressed TO
lin by the secretary Of State, and the PIes-
dent las directed ne to say TO you thar YOU
a:e authorized from time to time TO make
acquisitions upon the Governor for such militia
force as you may require to enable you promP
tlv and successfully TO execute your orders
ard suppress the instruction against the
government OF the Territory Of Kansas, and
under the circumstances heretofore commUui-
Gated in your instructions to give the requis
il aid 10 the officers Of the civil government,
who nav be Distracted in the due execution
Of the law.
Should you not be able to derive from the
militia Of Kansas adequate force for these
purposes, such additional number Ct militia
as nay be necessary viii be drawn from the
States Of Illinois and Kentucky as shown IN
the Tequisition, a copy Of which IS ms osed-
The views contained in your Instructions
70 the officers commanding the troops, under
date of August I9, are fully approved. and
accord so entirely with the purposes Of the
executive AZ to leave but little to add in re-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-11
Fiepdi>h Outrage upon "a Young Lady.
LAWRENCE. X. l.. Aug. p. 1856.


1t is my duty to record one Of the most
hellish outrages which ever disgraced any
age or country. but which, alas, is not an iso-
lated one in our beautiful Territory. let
this case be handed down as an evidence Of
the demoraiizing effects upon humanity Of
that cursed institution which our Iuleas are
trying to force upon
A Mr.. Henry HYATT, with his wife ard
family, moved from Milton. Wayne county,
Indiana, to Kansas, ard settled on on 4 claim
on Washington Creek, about seven miles
south from tins city. Accompanying his
wife was young widow lady, a friend ot tire
family, who desired 10 emigrate to Kansas.
Mr. HYATT commenced building mill on lis
claim last Spring, and as extra hands were
needed, e Pro-olavery man was employed,
who boarded at his house.
1t was soon noticed that when any lev s
of the movements Of tie Free State or Pro
Slavery parties reached Hyatt's, that this
man would 60 of to the rendezvous above.
known as Fort Sanders, which has since been
broken up, and there stay til quite late at
night. and that on Sabbath evening be spent
all his time either there or at house of a
pro-slaverv neighbor close by. At last Mr..
Hyatt's family, whose feelings and SYM a
,hIes are with the cause OF freedom here,
charged him with being spy, and the young
lady cited instances OF his visits 10 pro-slave-
~ places after tie receipt Of news tv them.
with an earnestness very distasteful q the
Rathan- The result was, that he left II yatt's
employment.
On the night Of Wednesday. August 90
when all the family had gone TO rest, the
young lady LETT her room and went TO enc e
the outbuildings in the rear ofthe house On
her return. she was seized by four masked
rufians. and so overcome was she by terror,
that before she could scream, her tongue
was choked out OF her mouth and tied with
a string behind her head and around her neck.
She was then told that If she made the least
noise, she would Immediately be shot: and
revolver was held TO her head while they
tied her hands behind her back. They then
carried her fes hundred yards from the
house, into patch Of long prairie grass, and
commenced their hellish deeds-three stand
ing guard while they each in turn violated
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"JoHN sTrSeLEsAN, Esq. This gentle
nan comes out IN the last JEFF. and relates a
Tram that he himsels had, that ke was
harged With having deserted the Slaveo-
ratio party and come over te the Repubii-
ans! No one knowing Mr.. s. would for a
aoment suppose that the wrongs and out
ages, perpetrafed on the fvee-state men and
women of Kansas, by the orders Of ar ad-
Illustration, W hich he, BY his mighty intu-
nee, brought into power, would cause him
- swerve for moment in its support, or
j lake him less anxious 70 give neither sleep
! ) his ewes nor slumber 70 his eyellds, until
ae same policy and measures were re inaugu-
ated under the administration Of The Cinein-
All Platform, which he hopes 70 bring about,
V welding the extensive association" he
) connected with, TO advance the interests of
nat patty which he now declares 70 be in
lch imminent danger" Tie pomposity
If Mr.. SIS communication reminds Us If an
necdote which we heard related of an indi-
idual who was attending camp-meeting a
w miles South Of this city. This individual,
tpgether with others, were standing up and
Engaged in conversation, &c, when they
ere aHrequested by the preacher 10 be
lated. Some obeyed, and others wouldn'
i-among the latter was the person alluded
II. A messenger was despatched 10 him, and
was politely desi ed 10 be seated; but,
eng a man of extensive information, he
lrew himself back on bis dignity, and ex-
laimed, Sir | am Squire Stigglenian, ard
Ill not sit down." The messenger looked
him very coolly, and replied: Sir. | am
Squire Burgess, and you mast sit down"
nd friend Stiggleman sqeeatteri.
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DEPsRTNsNTor STATE,
y A>aINoTuN. AuS. 20, 1855. ,

y A>alNtfUN. Avg. 20, f>1G-
SRI he present condition II the Terri
tory OF X. snsa> renders vonr duties as Gov
error his rly responsible and delicate In
the instrutA ions heretofore communicated to
YOUR prede .essor in February la~t in the
annual me sage 10 Congress of the 2sth Of
the Previous December and in order issued
from the War Department. tprlnted copies
Of which are herewith presented.} Won will
find the policy OF the President fully present
ed Ii Is: ST. 10 obtain order and quiei in
the Territory Of Kansas and, ID. il dis
turbances do occur therein, 10 bring t. lsIn-
ishment the offenders
Should The force which Ia, been Irovi-
ded To Obtain these objects prove Insufficient
You viii promptly make known the same 10
the President, that he may take such meas
ures IN regard thereto, To him NAV seem TO
be dem anded by the eN.gengies II the case.
Tits i'm portant that the President sho. Id Be.
kept We II informed as to the state of things
in Mans as. and that the source OF his iDfor-
nation sh ould be sach IT, insure accuracy.
You are therefore directed by him 10 COM
municate constantly with this department
such fac Is as il Is deemed important 10 be
early known here.
You W III cause 10 he transmitted by ,ele-
graph as well AS by mail. The President
INDUCES a hope that by your energy, Impair
tiaitv anil discretion, the tranquility Of the
Territory Will be restored. and the persons
and the roperty of our citizens protected.
am, Sir, Nc. VIM l.. MARCY.
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Tie BUCCANEERS who have been calculating
on PennsyIsania's electoral vote. have hardly
taken into consideration that there are many
thousand Quaker electors IN that State. who
very unfreqaend, ind their way to the polls.
hut who VIII this time vote IN mass for
Fremon, and layton. Ia the dreams Of VIC
tory OF the oceu pant Of the Whestlsnd grog-
shop, he has looked beyond the whiskey guz-
zl.rs who swarm around him. aud discovered
the sober and peaceful broad brims. quietly
pursuing their way. and resolved TO vote for
freedom aud peace. The destruction OF the
settlement OF Friends in Kansas BY the Rui-
fans. some days since will cost them deaf
Gin Com