davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
N office.

~ ALL PERSONS Indebted 10 us win please call
and settle up by the 6rst Of March.
Our customers are hereby notified that on the
LAST Of every month their bills will be remitteh
to them, through the Post ofhce, and prcmps
payment is expected, in every instance unless
previous arrangements are made.
feb18 A. MONTAN \ PRO
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
Wanted.-A

Wan ted.-A situation as school Teac-
her, either public or private. The best re-
ference given, apply II VIM. Bogel's Drug
store, on Lafayette street. feb 1S-1m.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21

70 In the New Orleans papers Of
yesterday "wednesday the Goth inst J
We notice the death Of Hiram HART Of
the we'll known firm Of TAYLOR & HART
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
NDfirC.

A Ill persons indebted to me for Store Bills, will
IL please remember that their accounts were due
on the rst Of January, and unless they come for-
ward and settle Immediately, 1 win be compelled
TO place them In the hands Of Collector Tor col
lection. feb0 ". b. PHILLIPS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
W1ao axe the Citizens :

the trainers Of The Nat; onal aud Stat
constitutions, in the passage of Natural
nation laws, il is high time that tn
legitimate citizens Of the Union, wer,
enJuiring into the matter TO ascertai,
what that object was If the time al
lotted by the ancient writer's aforesaid
was deemed sufficiently long, when ,
number Of days were named to allow
the foreigner to understand that de
mocracy means unbounded license
why let it be- SO but let all homes,
men OF whatever party unite, to see
that the laws now on the statute book
in reference to naturalization are en-
forced.
A little incident before us, will show
the honest and unbiased mind the alb
solute necessity Of a stringent enforce
ment Of the laws. The Sixth Judicial
District Court, for the Parish Of Fast
Baton Rouge, commenced its session
in this city. on Tuesday last. The
grand jury was empanneled- charged
by the Judge, and had gone up into
the jury room to commence tho i'm
portapt labors which devolve upon it
according to law. They had not been
in Tia Jury room long, before one of
the sixteen members, called the attep.
ton of the District attorney to Che
fact, that there was one of the gentle
men present, not a naturalized citizen
OF the United States. This led TO
prompt enquiry on the part Of the Dis
Hict Attorney, and the discovery of
the fact, that the gentleman in ques
tion-a Mr.. McGowan-alihough he
had been voting regularly for num-
her of years, was not naturalized. No
little surprise and confusion was crea-
ted by the discovery, and Mr.. Nc
Gowan discharged from the PANEL
This is not the first case Of the kind
on record in this court, if we are not
mistaken, at a term last season, very
similar case occurred. As all manner
of legal proceedings are invalidatel by
alien witnesses and jurors, it would be
a good plan Of attact, for the Amer
can party, and we hope hereafter to
see rigid examination.
! The mere fact of man serving on
a jury, or voting, who is not entitled
TO do SO, is nothing of itself in com
parason to the fact, that tens of thou
sands are daily naturalized and placed |
one an equality with native citizens by
fraud and perjury. The time was,
when it were a sufficient passport for
a man in any part Of the world, to say
~ am an American CITIZEN but now.
it has become SO cheap, that the ma
lion is loosing entirely, and no doubt
forever--its nationality.
We arc told that Che place of
mans birth is mere accident over
which he has no control, and should
not therefore, in liberal and enlight-
'nes land Of liberty like this, be cx-
oosed to disabilities; that the man
who leaves his own country, and
'~eors allegiance to another, is a better
'itizen and moro nearly allied to the
Institutions Of the country in which he
lasts his lot, than the native born, on
he soil, who has never taken an oath.
This does very well for the campaign
peaker, at time when the spoils are I
n danger of slipping from the hands
{ the victors; but at no other time.
Such Attorneys as favor the Amer
can movement, when flaw cannot {
e found in the Indictment, should en-
uirc strictly into the authenticity and
EA e IL I.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
WANTED.

A YOUNG SERVANT GIRL, not less than I,
Al years old. Liberal wages given. Apply Il
the undersigned Ut the Comet office.
febl5 g. CHARRorrE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
Gbe 9ailgg Gonlet.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::::::FE Il, 1850.

y 2.-..-.--.-
BATON OtGE,:::::::::::::FEB. 81, 1855
The Hon. r. SouLE.-This distin
gu;shed gentleman, was IN town yes
terday.
NJ Mr. SEBASTIAN, in the U. s
Senate on the 10th inst. introduced q
bill for continuing the improvement
Of the navigation Of the Arkansas
river, and also to have work done OH
the Red river raft.
INTEREsT,NG Scene IN CouRT--
We learn incidently, that pointed
case come off in the East Feliciana
court q day or two ago. A case was
being argued before his honor the
Judge Of the Court, when the oppos-
ing counsel found that language was
not sufficiently strong. and they resort
ed to olinching gouging and knocking
down. When the parties were report
ed, the Judge very blandly remarked
that he wished he might be damned
il he would allow the dignity Of his
court to be outraged in that manner,
and ordered the Sheriff to take both
the parties and pnt them in Jail. The
order was promptly obeyed.
Ew The Legislature Of Virginia,
j. celebrating upon bill to amend
the third section Of chapter 100 of the
Code Of Virginia, so as 10 declare all
persons having one-sixtbeenth or more
Of negro blood in them, mulattoes.-
Ex-Governor FLoYp opposed the bill,
on account Of the difficulty, if not inn
possibility, if it passed, Of defining the
status Of individuals Of this class. He
argued that there should be line Of
demsrkation, beyond which the pollu-
ton of the African blood would cease
to be transmitted.
~ e --nALfk
The vERIFlCAr1oN CT our PREDtc.
rror.--When a few years ago, the coun-
try had worked itself into a violent
state Of excitement about Liquor laws
when the Main Law was fabricated
and lecturers were often hired to 90
about from point to point to preach
that all iuiquity flows directly from the
brandy bottle we took a decided stand
against the movement, to the material
prejudice Of our popularity in this
community, but which position was cor
rect a. every subsequent page or his
tory has proven. The Providence (R.
j. Post, furnishes tho following stats.
tics in reference to the action of the
law in that city.
Without looking at the watch house
which would tell frightful story let
N examine the records Of the county
Jail. In lS49 there were forty four
for drunkenness. In
1860 there were fifty.fyc. In 1861
there were fifty-fom. In 1862 the
FIRST year Of the Maine law, there were
In 1858 the second year,
Ehcrs were two hundred and twenty.
sight. In 1854 the the third year, there
we're five hundred and sixty eight. In
1866 there were one thousand and
or more than ninteen times
y many rs there were four years ago.
Surely drunkenness has not diminish.
ID. ,
TENNESSEE AMERICAN PARTY STATE
CoNvkNr1oN.-Tbe State Convention S
Il the American party Of Tennessee !
net in Nashville, on the 18th inst. The G
Hon VIM. M. Cooke, Of Granger
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
Spff ial11Tffs
HOTIC11

MOT1C11
ALL pEas0Ns llaebtsd tsIl1A TulfA JENKINS
" sstscrirltch - b. WeeslbaldvcS6ls prevIou.
10 rs1rus,y 1.t, ltes, and to H. Dodk Adrrcos.
previous - the n January, 1850, ssd for job
WofH and Advertising, aie hereby notified that
their accuoats must be Immediately settled. An
persons having claims against HArca 4 JEsKiss
will present them Immediately to the undersigned
for payment. J. J. JONES,
feb20-N. al the oDfee ef g. g. mil.
TO ali Whom II may Concern.
FNHE customers Of the undersigned must
Il not be astonished to know that he
wants money" Those indebted to him
without respect of person, must call and
settle by the first Of March, OF they will be
caiied on by an officer.
feb'y II Soft ]. W. QU1GG1Ns
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-21
PLANTAT'QM SS 4 MECHANICS
Fresh .Ats1'tUQks.

Fresh .At.,'tUGsgs.
DER STEAMER LATONA.--
4 Boxes Star Candles,
Hsmily soap,
4 Winchester SOAP.
Clarks ins Ale,
Duncan's q"
Claret,
3 Baskets Sweet on,
10 Dos. fresh SafdineS.
10 KY, Mustard.
Underworld fick1es.
10 Brooms,
wash Boards,
Boxes Cheese,
Hirkins W. Butter.
DO Kegs Tar,
10 Barrels Irish Potatos pink syes,)
Mechanics,
2 "Onions.
FOR sale ~ O'CALLA0HAx 4 MONGEr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19

Nd THE PUBLIC. HAVING NEARLY
~ completed our alterations, we are prepared To-
exhibit as handsome a stock @ Goods as wc have
ever offered, and at prices which we are confident
Will give universal satisfaction.
otR STOCK CONSISTS IMPACT or
>ilks'-Black and Fancy, new and beautiful
style and at LOWER PRICES, than were ever heard
of in tins vicinity.
Dress GoOds.-Barages, Challics and Tissues,
plain and printed (all woo) DcLaines French
and English Prints, Jaconets, Organizes and Lawns.
Embroideries.-French, Swiss and Scotch
collars, Guns and Sets Sleeves and sets, Real
English and French Thread Edgings Embroidered
Bands and Flowncings Cambria and Muslin Ed
giug' and lnsertings Smyrna, Sayouy and Cotton
Edge, Dimity Bands, Stamped Collars. CuEs.
Bands, Chemisets, &c., &c.
Muslins.-Swiss Book, Jacouet, Naiusook and
Camb ic Muslins in Plain, Plaid, Check, Corded
Figured and Dotted Dimities, Lawn, Brilliants.
&c &c.
Domestics.-The best qualities of Cottons and
shcctings, Lancaster Quilts, English and American
Patches, Colored C~ambrIcs, Silecies, Corset Jeans,
&C. tlannels, Moreens, &C., &c.
Llhcns.-Lhnens sheetings Pillow Case, Bo-
som and shifting Linens Table Damask, Nap
kins, Doilies, Towels, Huckabuc's, Table Covers.
Hdkfs, &c, &c.
Hosier, and Gloves, of the BEST MAKES to
be found in this country also Long and Short
Mohair Mitts IN every quality also, a full stock Of
various styles Of Ladies and Chlldreus Cotton and
Isle thread Gloves and Hose, Gentlemen half
Hose-also, Cndergarments for Ladies and Gentle
men in Merino, silk and Cotton, just suitable for
this climate.
Inviting the attention Of FAMILIES TO our new
and extensive stock Of the above goods tor Spring
and summer wear of superior quality, the best as.
sortment ever offered in Burlington without excep.
ton, foods will be cheerlully shown, warranted
as represented, and sold at such prices as will mako
II FAY for every purchaser Of tho above Goods Co
call at LNMAN'S CORNER STORE,
mlJdSwtt wIcKwARE BLOCK, BURLINGTON. Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
Rutland & Burlington RAILROAD

-as.sszT. 5s-gs GUNNER ARANGEMENT-ON AND
i,5';ss;.i;ssa after May &c, 1856, Trains will run a
follows, viz -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and BELOW Fall,
at 1918 A. NJ. and 7.4j p. Nj.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at IL O5, and g,l5 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at GOO AN. ami
2.iO, =. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 600 AN
and Ito p. NJ.
"a The train leaving Below Falls at g.1j PM.
leave Boston at / 90 ?. VI. instead Of 100 A. N.
as heretofore.
At Burlington trains connect with Steamers on the
Lake, and trains of the Vt. Central road at Rutland.
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York. Saratoga
Springs, schenectady, and tho Wc,t-at Below.
Falls with trains Of the Cheshire Road for Ftchbur,.
Worcester, Lowell and ~Boston-Vcrmout Valley
Road, for Brattlcboro, Springfield, Hartford, Now
Haven and New York-and with sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River Junction, and White Noun
tains.
ny 2ld&wtf L. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
RAILROADS.
Great Abduction of Rates.

pIea ABDUCTION OF Rates.
- 7 A 4 CO.'S EXPRESS.
1886. y REIGUT LINE 1856.
Between NEW york, MONTREAL, 90
DENSBbRGH, and all intermediate places.
VET BY Griffith & Co.'S Line
:=iof Propcllcrs and Bar 2
5HH--HI-ges on the Hudson Riv- &--7Z5T-As
err Rensselaer, q Snri oga and Saratoga & White
hall Railroads between Troy and Whitehall; Cham
plain transportation { %'inpany's Passage Steamers
on Lake Champlain; Ctanplain aud 4. Lawrence
Plaitsburgh and Montreal Railroad 10 Montreal.
ogden5burgh Railroal to Ogdcnsburgh, and steam.
ers on Lake Ontario and the River Il. Lawrence to
all Canadian Ports. By which MERCHANDISE,
PRODUCE, &c, will be forwarded with great dis
patch, and TIME BILLS OF LADING WILL BE
GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED, at very low rates.
For rates Of freight, bills Of lading, &c.. aorly to
Id. N. STARK, 80 Coentics slip. Now York.
I. A.. Tillinghast & Co., Troy. NY.
W. A. Travis, Whitehall, N. Y.
Ut. b. Ketchum, Plattsburgh, y. Y.
George W, Bcckwith, Burlington, Vermont.
j. +. Church and VIM. Cooto, Rouse's Point. NY
Nelson Davis, Montreal, G. E..
GEORGE Parker, Ocdensburgh, y. Y.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS.
Mark packages STARK b co = r
and ship in New York by Griffith h Co.'S Prone Ter,
aud Bargos, Pier No, 6, Il. r., which leave daily,
Sundays e%xcopted) at & 7. NJ.
~ STARK & co. also ship via. Canal 10 White.
hall, thence by Passage Steamers ON Lake Chain
plain, at tho LOWEST CANAL RATES. for
which mark goods Stark & Co.'s Line and shin
at Pier 6, &. X. For rates Of freight, &C., apply
as above. orpI dpu5,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
W EDEGAL.

\ t~lfcul1r to me Sex.
The first hospital surgeons and medical publicist.
Of Europe, admit the unparalleled an~ti-ininmmato
ry and healing properties of this ointment gov.
ornmcnis sanction its use in their naval and mill.
tnrF services and the masses In this country and
Throughout the world rcposc the utmost confidence
ln its curative properties. 1t pouctrates tho sourc.
cs Of inflammation and corruption which underlie
the external evidences of disease, and ncutralize
the fiery elements which feed and oxasperatc the
malady.
BIEUMATISM, SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAs.
Ibese are among the most terrible and agonizinr
dleaso' Of the muscles, the fcshy fibre and tho
sin yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly
inouratle, they invariably disappear under a perse-
yering application Of this soothing, healing, anti
doto to pain and Inflammation
D~I>CIlARGGN3 ULCERS.
\ most remarkable and happy change IL produce
90 ma tho appearance Of ma lignant ulcers after a few
applications of this Ointm ont. The surrounding rod
ness yunishcs, and granu les of healthy flesh begin
TO take the place Of the discharged matter. This
process goes on moro or less rapidly, until the ori-
hce is hilci up with sound material, and the ulcer
radically cured.
WORD TO MOTHERS.
Inc young are the most frequent sufferers from
external injuries, and therefore every mother should
have thi, healing preparation constantly at hanl /.
90 AN absolute specific for s0ic breast &. and quick.
~ removes tho encrusted sores which sometimes
dlshSufc the heads aud faces of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet as a cure for scor-
outlc affections and as the best possible remedy for
wounds and bruises. Large supplies oft have re-
Gently been ordered by the sultan Of Turkey for
hospital purposes.
mn n' Ointment ami PITS gbouii he us,3 in N, 6l-
Icug ,..,S:
Funions, Burns, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains, Fis-
tnI1, Hout, Lumbago, Mcrcurial Eruptions, Piles,
rheumatism, Ringwurm, Salt Kheum, Scalds. skin
Diseases, Swcllcd Glands, Sore Legs, Sore Breasts.
sore Heads, sore Threats, Sores ofall kinds, Sprains.
Fl. 10 Joints, letter, Ulcers, Vcnercal Sores, Wounds
of all kinds.
- SOLD at the Manufactures Of Professor IIoL-
L"WAr, so Maiden Lane, New York, and PA Strand.
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal.
IN Medicine throughout the United States and
''IIih.i "'-.!, 90 boxes nt % r0ut-, e.! cents.
. each.
IT, iA..e Is. ID e."s.i,r,Aig ,ni4s by taking the
larger -izcs.
y. h.-Drcetions fer tie guidance of ,ationt.
in every disorder are aNi Xcd to each box.
Wlulfv1vr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
Union House,

APPQSllE UNION RAILROAD DEPOT
- The subscriber begs 10 announce 70 tho public
that he has associated with him iu business, b. F
slIltN, and that the well known UNION HOUSE
VIII be continued by j, " STEARNS a Co.
ksUfHlNu J.N. STEARNS.
: RnilS Hotel is entirely NEW, having been omen
a TO the public only about eighteen months, and
the assurance Of favor it has received from the
travelling public have induced the lessccs TO make
many modern improvements, among which, a large
SALOON, % by 40 feet, has been added 20 the
llnu.c The House is fitted up and furnished with.
ont regard To expense, making it aqual to any
hHuso cut of Ncw-lork.
/ Is situated on Albany-stroot, opposite the
Union r.. h, Depot, and less than .orty rods from
tlo steam Boat Laupinc. Porters always in at
toliln-o on the arrival Of tho Cars amt Boats.
JAMES W. STEARNS & Co., Projectors.
Troy, March 1856 dGwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19

4 fERFLgI PAIN DESRO IER-DIER'S
- llealln; Embrocation.
ssY tLo ms. or ana Lot.io &c nror,. Hectic. H..
- broc,tion CborI,y 81 - ~ pr = En
entirely cured Of sore lungs, from which he suffered
severely.
Irprtrrr AIRS
rcr'1, . 1c .Lo t T. o''"s u"uy tggen'ou from
Iy,.I1' 81 me highest respeetabilIty in favor
vyr..
I'm uoaiins EinDr1catlon cure kheumat-
~ Cu,S' NounuI' bruises epralns, plles,
r t1 To",b nIins' ramps 0WeIinss,
;n7c,1 ' roirs "'H'i'H " All external anu
'
sNNERY workshop and factory should keen con.
- st'nty supplied with Dyor's Healing Embro-
c't'"'
NR0STrD eosb bi,,,or.o h. ~
ro MYrr,nT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
Ladies' Cloth

J-I EECEINED-A FEW PIECES OF l..
~ dies Reversible Cloth, far Cloak. bv
au--3 thw NICHOLS i bOlNTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
New Goods! New Goods!

NV NALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT
- 100 Church Street, from late importations,
botA by the Collins aud "Cuuard" lines Of
steamers, and we shall be constantly receiving fresh
goods, both by Rli!r-ld and Express, through the
season Dry Goods, Carpeting, Groceries, P,per
Hangings, Crockery, etc, constantly on hand, which
viii be sold at the J west possible prices.
auszs dtw NICHOLS 4 BOYNIQN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
The Glorious Fourth !,

> FAST APPROACHING AND
i all mankind will Of course turn out to see
the sights, and for such an occasion everybody
will try a. appear 10 the best advantage
Then Iowa has just received a very large stock
o 1.-THE most beautiful and fashionable goods ever
seen in this town and all those in want Of some o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19

, SGROSS PHINEAs' PENS his DAY RFCID
80 aud for sale at HUNTINGTON'S
aP &c. 1856. dn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-19
In ChanCprv.

!. T. EDNrzDs. Plaintiff p l. 5.'N"' VIZ ,I.'. .r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

MILITARY REUEIoN.-An Interesting spectacle
was presented in New Haven. Conn /, ON Saturday,
on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of tAt
New Haven Graya." Some two hundred past
members of the company were present-some OF
whom had come from the extreme south and wesI
to attend the festival In the ranks were Congress
men. ministers, Government officials, and other
notabIes The company was oifieered by Mayor
Gilpin, of New Haven, Gen. Dennis Kimberly
and S. P Bowles, Orderly Sergeant forty years
ago dozen of the old drummers and fifers fur
nished the music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19
iiYMAN,

~ IN :
~ IMPORTER OF
EX WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Is *, Wholesale aud resaii, No. SO Msia street,
;4sa~S S,ars,viug large aud elegant assortment OF
.,s articles sud i'll offer this Fall the greatest
IN. tlst has beeu offered III this city; and
- - ants who wish 10 purchase, he would inform
~ Lst articles csn be had in his establishment
- ss snv hsuse in the Northern cities.
''N GO Gptsched Levers, Is Jewels $2l 90
Il ID Hurting DO DO % w
DO 90 fstent do 90 Is 90
Ssyec Levers, ii o0
Gold GGGr1s, 10 w
GSd FeEe:ls; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Ge.a Neck, Fob snc Waist Chains OF various pat
terms 49,
Cad Lockeis ani Jewelry of all kinds
To be had cheap, at the old established store OF
LEWIS LYMAN,
.. ee,, No. 90 Main at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19
go FRESH IhPOKTEn
EMj FALL GOODS.
W. 1856.
VIM. F. BUTLER,

ySrow receiving DER ship Pepperell, at this port,
Is tythe .hips Progress and Muscougus, via New
Y,lk ii, usual full supply of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
o he a;est styles and patterns, aud from the manu-
.s,r,,srs Of Ills countIy. heavy stock of GLASS
WsEf Looking Glasses, Cestors and Fancy Goods,
IN srss: variety which he offers 20 the Trade at low
prices Tor CASH or On the ususl credit to punctual
PAYERS
tyerv fort will be made to induce the merchants
Of Yi.giuis North Carolina and Tennessee, to make
tle.r purchases IN this market.
R;chm1nd. August 1856 au 25-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

PROCLAMATION BY THE ACTING GOVERNOR or
hASsAs The following il the proclamation ci
aeil.g Governor Daniel woodson, of Kansas,
which has been briefly mentioned heretofore.
whereas satisfactory evidsnce .x,,,. ,,,. =,
Territory Of Kansas 10 infested with iar,s h; W
armed men, many OF whom have last arr;,sS fsu ~
the states, combined and confedereted tosetbsr
amply supplied with all the munition, of war n,,ln.
the direction OF common head, with 4 thoros Is
military Organization who have been and sra s.;ii
engaged In numbering the lav-abidps citizsns ~
Ierntory, driving others from their homea and e,,,
psiiug them to dee 70 the States for potect;on -.
turing end holding others as prisoners of war rl,r
eeiing thsm of their property and ia ,ome ns.snc..
burning down their houses acd 70 bbins Tinted
pest offices sndths local militia of the arm.
them oy the Government in open defiance and rov
tempt OF the laws of ih. Territory and of the Cons
toton and laws Of the United Ststes and Of the civil
ana miiery authority thereof-al for the purpose of
by forca and violence the government o..
Iaonsned by iswfef Congress in this Terri tory. 4.
NOV lnefefore- L. DAHIEL WoepsoN actin. Goy-
eInor OF the Terrteryo Kansas do hereby iss this
my reclamation declaring the said Territory TO be
stare OF open lnsurrecton and rebellion; and do
ns1eoy can upon all law abiding citizens of tbs Ter
20 ray to the support Of their country and ia
law ard requfe and c04arnnd al c.ffcers cfyI sn3
m5ntarv and all other citizens of the Territory 10
ed ann assist By all in their power in putin.
1own the insarrectioniss and in bringing to con6en
punishment ali persons enga sed with them: To the
eno Oh assuring Immunity from violence. and full
projection TO ths persons property and civil rights of
al peaceable and iaw-abiding inhabi ants Of this
Territory. DAN,I WooDsoN
Acting Governor of X T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Friday NIernins, sep,emher "a. IsnG

SPAIN AND MEArco-The Spanish journals an,
neunce the recall of Senior Alvarez, the Spanish
charge IA fairs In Mexico. The 1sscnJ,ee Nation.
dsf' OF Paris says that the recall Of Senior Aiva.
raz has been determined upon because he did not
act strictly 10 accordance with his Instructions.
VIZ; 10 require the unconditional revocation of
those acts committed deroga,ory to the rights and
dignity of Spain by the Mexican government, nm.
on several Spanish subjects