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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
NcrsCE 10 MERCHANTS, FARMERS 4
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE cot N'rRy - would most
living country who intend visiting Richn
my large and general lassortmento boots, WYnD I'm
sc, esmy stock has been selected by ul1llIN
=, myself with great care, suitable for the
virginia ttade and large portion of Goods having bee
purchased for cash aor my hold sroa
ny ec house %as and S s"a s M hc II as
ar dozen to which call the attention of all they
wiz hha 'en vt prices that cmnot fail 10 please by calling
A. W. G. NIL, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Hays
Nalises sc, Wholesale and retail, No l27,
septts Meln street, Riehmond Va.
HUNpOW DEW TEAs.-aoo half Chests extra 0ue
sSaSao 1a TINS A by Of Us y ,e 2Sa
IRON IRON medium quality to the finest imported These Teas wo
FOR salsoy EDMOND, oI pHvESroET i%r ssS"' s oo.'
june % Is. Richmond
O OT0uACcoNssrs.-Nc" 30 per cent.
side Railroad Tobaceonsts can save nearly so pr cent by
sendng their Tobacco to the subscriber as as shall
os moro than tnto per box averaging l2o bis
Guiding tolls freight and cxpcnses board steamers sail
Ing vessels ALFRED $. LEE On tho Dock,
ly 2lts. Rlchmond
fUNAR.--loo bhi-. North Carolina Tar. ,n prime
L order just receives Oh consignment, for salolowby
nov l7'ts A, $. LEE, Richmond.
GuANO. We have on hand some 200 tons of the Emy's
u cargo of Guano tina, imported last winter So far Ms
have heard from the purchasers has entire salts
railroad Of good effects by noticing straw.
berry nv as they pass through the farms ID W ilaSal
nprehhscrs of il, Fer sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
iy e6ts. Richmond
(tLOVEH sEED.-PRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale on the best terms. cRENsHAw ooy
feb 23tS North side of the Basin, Rlchmond Va
T. tE320 Sacks AAhton's Salt direct importation from
- Nerpool, daily expected For sale by
o. Its EDMOND. DAVENPORT co.
SAL1-25OO Sacks Jefrics Dorsey hnc Salt, In prime
- order landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 Co,
iy BY Rlchmond Va.
lNtANO. "a ANO.-Having made arrangements with
n the Peruvian Agents to get supplies of GuANo on the
best terms prepared to furnish We have now
hand and aoa 500 bags aud III be In regular rereiptof
We shall sell but direct from the agents
aud all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GuANO We solicit the orders Of friends and all others
with the that win always furnish them with the
best article and on the favorable terms.
CRENSHAW & co,
feb lits North side of Tho Basin Richmond Va.
(tOFEEE-
~ 1900 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Sautos-cargo OF the schooner Indicator, from
the Brazls--in and for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co,
oc26ts Richmond.
1000 AS~- .'a4' saS 's .'.
nev5ts A. y. LEE, Richmond.
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The above via Ohio River A slight advance is
charged if sent way by Railroad No Storage Charged
n Goods nj through line. Consign to
BRIDGF0RD & Co, Richmond.
REFERENCES RICHMoND.-Serns a. Brummel 1inslcy
Tardy Co.. Seden Miller, j. IL. Claiborne j. w Wright
Co, Chas Wortham Co, Shields Sommerville and
Fdmonds Davenport & Co June 25ts
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UVER COMPLAINT.
Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease OF the Kidneys hn
MI arising from Dsordered Liver stomach snch
Constipation Inward Piles, Fuilness or boou 70 'e
Acdtv Of the stomach Nausea Heartburn disgust i
Tulness or weight in the Stomach Soar Ernctatof
or Fmering II the of the stomach, swimming OF
Hurried and cult Breathing Futterng at the Heart choak
ing or Sutrocatinp when in lying posture D
ness of Vision Dots Webs before the sight feVer ana
Pain in the Head Deficiency Perspiraon heilowh
skin and Ewes Pain in Side, Back, thest Limos ec
Sndden FINISHES Of Heat Burning the Flesh Constant ma
lungs Evil and great depression of Spirits can DC
ly cnred by DocIER HooFLANDs ttltbi.Altp 80
BITpERS nrcnareabv Dr. C. NJ Jackson, German Medcine
Store No 100 Arch st. door below sixth,
Their now er above diseases is not exceieu
in the United Sare a.
after skilful physlcla haa ,led
These Btters worthy the attention OF InValus.
Sing great virtues In the eccaon of the liver ana esse
glands exercising the searching power IN Weheeo
affections the digestive organs they are "llna se
and pleasant.
VIRGIN, TESTIMONY j. NJ. Wilson Lexington, Va
Feb 9th 1852 said "a entirely OUT OF the n.y. Nv
all the rage 'Nothhg es' 'Vi,'
Tho Tenth ,cgon published Woodstock Va sho Jan
10th, s55: "a Great Mcdcne-We have UNIFORM
ndne the public any of the various ss
medicines of the unless Thoroughly '"ne Al,
v9ne. consider worthy o' hone'' % ,o
German Bers invented by Hoofand ana prepared oy IT
j"kSon. in Philadelphia. one instance III pai as al
the superior virtues medicine have been 'es'e US"
len observation. During the last oi
with Liver Complaint and trying, in vain various remit
lies he purchased Of the Bters ana aite ueib
somueh reliev ed of his distressing maiady tat ~
another bottle. restored entirely 10 a.;
They entirely vegetable iree from an 9s,a,a II
enis, ALWAYS strengthen system and never coste'
For sale wholesale hy Druggists in all the pr'n'!
n retail by apothecarcs and storekeepers IN e'ei9 ' ~
United States ~ ruovp
h4N co, and J. II. SEAf n W" iyh'"f fsan CTS
Ia med @ cry -
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though wrapped up, there and tells win sn. rnru
found ,tions of disease There thouanos OF
who would not wear their distempers they Knew , ~
be cured for Try Ayers Pills ana 20" II ~ "
Purify aud disease will be star'e" arro5 q,
Cleanse the system from impurities ana !o" "i' ~ "
ready - ,u.o,,o,
Take this hest of all Purgatives ana >ero' Rheu
Weakness Headache Backache, Sileathe' ~ - ali
laatism ,angemans of the Liver, Kidneys ana boW. an
arrangements and all diseases which purgati'e lens ~
rlch fy before them like darkness before tne o cor
Reader n Won are suffering from any OF the % r
riaintS they cure-suffer no more-'he re!''' i -
Hdei for Won and is criminal TO NEGLECT IT, ,,, f,r
That Ayers Cherry Pectora y me os, .ars pills are
tnughs known the whole world ana va, @ a5 ,bn,n
best of all pills ia known those who nave nsea
Prepared by J. C. AVER Chemist, law i;sn "a On
sold by all respectable Druggists seVe'N M"e'o,
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SENl.ER'S = u W N q uAaH1NES.- ihese
long the highest reputation in the
limited States. THF FIRST PRZE-A GOLD MEDAl-has re
Gently been the Exposition al the
Palace Industry in Paris and thus they nave the Nori's
verdict of superiority.
Great have just been added so that they run
the operator at double the ordinary
speed SO that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN ADAY.
The greatest clothing and manufacturing establishments
in the machines exclusively They are com
work in the most perfect sye
there great of inferior entirely worth
less sewing machines of the Derow Blodges Avery, WI
son Grover other patents which have been sold
be advantage we hereby oie TO re-
and also unimproved ones OF our own
FOR NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED
M,cHINF liberal terms All old machines thus optaheu
bv rs destroyed FOR particulars Apply
hy letter or personally a New York Otfce.
B-Local Agents wanted to make sales OF our improved
sewing machines To persons properly qualified for the busi
ness rare opportunity for profitable and pleasant employ
is offered. J. M, sinuih !" "
BRANCH OFFICES: ~ Hanover ST. boston ida M Naesnu f
& phiIadelphia Baltimore St, Baltimore 223 W anut
s. (ncinnau la St Charles St, New Orleans Govers-
ellie \ Y 33i Broad St, Newark \, j. lnoy 22d3m
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N0Ust1AI EOXEs.-.yuss received Ane as-
N sorrnent of MUSICAL BOXES which play from three
10 AZ tunes each. Call and sec them. w. p. GREENE
W No., @ sts Bank Square
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NIrRoTyPEs. PHOTOGRAPHS, DAdrERREo.
ryrhs--rhe above s'yleof rc'sss ar taken In al"
\ TANNER would inform his friends and the public In
that he has s ". % e% 1S s S0s m n sss an
without regard to labor or every new and important
pared to furnish 10 those may them yiroypes
n % % S% @ rspe or IN, ne ali nsr ssss
aud perfection lie has also large and beautiful assortment
Of Coin Locxr1s, nRr,sr PMS MrpMuoNs, FAseY Ca.
srs Fn,MEs &C nade expressly for the visit to this
Galery Is solicited whether Pictures are desired or not
sv Gallery always open aud freeto visitors snsdsys OK
a, the Gallery Of Minnls & Tanner, Lyncheare Va
eas -.
School aud classical Embracing nearly eye.
- ry thing schools Persons desiring any thing
In this line invited call and examine goods aud prices a,
100000 ASMns AnSrnol.-i.SSSYhn1n lHsS WHnatsH- v
ney theiprosecuon Military bounty Land aud ronso
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
Public such acknowledgement Of deads assgnmen Of Land
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
July 6is. Pcntpn Agent Lynebhurg Va
1NsumANCE ON LlFE.mvl.E "MITuAI.
RICHMOND. yA--DR, wM S. NORRIS, Medical Ad,Iscrst
Lsnehhurf Va
asr," a@o"a NAY M bsaaaa, is . paid date oai i %
l,ioa,oa5 50
s,aoe.0,s o.
This Company Is setry "Hna It's character as all tho
nually
The profits over one. third tho premium paid
few dollars paid annually ACQUIRES hundreds OF Thousand,
o those dependent our lven July Gets
ulNRENCu HI RN MILL. STONEh-WAW.
II RANTED.--The subscribers beg
-
leave 10 Inform MIL owners Mil. Z/<xEkEHSN
wrights, and the public, that they Hyiyl<f/XM
tp make to order, and keep Xs(\ykIZ/k@SM
constantly hand French III RR fkE\sNlX>NSM
MILL STONES, Of all Dimensions, N<NYSSSMI
warranted 20 bn Of tho best quality,
and superior workmanship being \Vc-.<sfiNNV1U
mndo from M RR Blocks scicctod by WH$[flNNEV
the IN FROM the bss qnnrries In France. SH[lklA0N
They also keep sale Cologne, Co 41tXyS
calico, and Esopus Mill Stones burr Il. ...
Blocks otng Cloth Cacncd Plaster Screen We liydran
lie Cement, &c.
with satisfactory reference IN OF the principal
cities promptly executed NORRIS n TRIMBIE
Successors O Egenton Morris 4. Go.
West Falls Avenue. Pratt street bridge,
I.if ifi,or
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
VXyUY PURCHASE PIANOS y no Nj HIRE
w SrONSIBLE TRAVELLING AGENrsf when you
In Petersburg the best quality mot second rate
prices which Will be artnted 10 be low any al the
North South. from u. T. NASH Piano Forte Dealer,
of Sycamore and Bank sts, Petersburg.
Awaya hand between 30 and 10 Pianos to select from
nearly all varving In > vie mud finish nov 23'ts
Iuyhc VI Castor. r.--t' all at MUIR g. STEVENS. ls
above Powels Hotel Petersburg and new and
beautiful article of Castars. dec Its
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets Just received ircsh
supply supply Also, Stone Ware White Granite
which anxious 20 close ont bc
fore moving Now is the time for bargains
Gail us above Powclls Hotel, Petersburg
dec LIS MUIR & STEVENS.
uDETENsHtHG AGAINST THE WORLD I!
stocks of Ready Clothing and furnishing goods be
found in city.
would my thanks friends and customers OF
vnchburg and Virrnia for their liberal patronage
during past year aud would further add that VIII be
thankful for any ORDERS during the year 1855,
Ibayn glw hand large stock of FINE CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS, all made to my order in tho
best manner being connected with other houses In
ihe manufacturing fine clothing, offer Inducements
that are rarely with also keep hand large stock Of
Cloths Cassnerea yesngs which will make 10 meas
uro In the fne stye My CUTTER is known throughout the
States Virginia North Carolina; being superior to
anv enter that lived to the Of thirty
Mr. JOHN WHITE viii warrant 10 give the best FIT ana
workmanship 10 be had in any city North or South
Direct your letters to THOMAS w. ROYsTON,
iangts No45, Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
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RI UMBER FOR SALE. We have ON hnnd sn
Consignment 20 thousand of PINELUMBER, which
,yewi sel on Please give call
o9 Tits MILLER & ELAN on Basin.
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ApOTHECARIES. &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
VI Pure Juice Port Wine pure French brandy, sherry
Nine London Porter Wofs Svhesm Sehnaps,
All these articles warranted pure aud suitable for medlc
nal purposes For sale by JOHN H. SEAf,
iV
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uDLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS.-Payne
u CHRISTIAN In and for sale large and
we'll Blank Books aud stationery TO
which thoy would call the attention of all want
dec Sits so
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VIvA\TtD tNIihplATLTY--fWt tAih Wei Anp AL rnMa 81,
w ALV'SNAh'"o ' GLASS RAISE.
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"A guerrean Gallery, in this place to Mr. JAMES kEAhf,
would respectfully recommend him to the favorable htenoh
of the puhc skul Artist and gentleman On whom they
rev Come then, and secure one Of his nlnitape An
IioTYPkS which only be procured of him In this city
In taking nv leave would thanks for the liberal pat
ronace aud kind received from generous public d
,ng = residence Of over eight wears T.. L. GIBBS
. -pe cppv
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UNOIS RENT.-The large and beautiful GKANlIE n Gm
n FRONT STORE HOUSE, now occupied by H. a. iii
Williams opposite the Citizens Savings Bank lmned,
80 nassossio, given fang 2Jtsl NANCEY & DAVIS.
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5000 tasAisHi3 is44 - e yiasq taoigT..sA
asu Esi,asts aew a8sil fsisssiT sa55s
.tdasb.sa4s aaa "a sz5as AgslIiK . b. 3
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NYOTUCE-The subscriber has this day disposed Of his
entire Interest In of Stiger, MeEdery Co..
10 ID r. O. Peters one the firm In retiring from the bust
thank nv the public for their patronage
and would ask a continuance to my successors.
OCTOBER LIST, 1855. RO McELDEKf.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
w sshington, Sep. z.

Sir: Reliable Information reached The
Pres.nen, that armed and organized
bodies oi men, aVOwedly IN rebellion
agslast the territorial government. have
concentrated III such numbers as so re-
quire additional military forces for their
dispersion, you will have the militia al
The territory completely enrolled snc
organized. to she cad that they may. on
short notice, be brought, into me service
OF The United States. upon The requisl
ton OF the commander of the miiIary
department in whrh Ksnsas is embraced
You will furnish by companies or reg
lmenls or brigades or divisions. suci,
numbers as you rom time 10 time NAV
find on his report 20 you To be necessary
for the suppression o. all combinations
10 resis. the forces of tho u. too
powerful TO be suppressed by the civil
authorities, ard for The maintenance Of
public order and civil government in the
territory.
w. j.. MARCY TO his excellency.
J.. w. GEARY, Governor.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11
PIRACY.

In another column will be found an
item from the Council Bluffs Chrome
type. relating to the robbery o: a gentle
man of 'ha. place of some property ship
ped to him from ST. Louis by the MIS-.
souIi River, aud also Of a gentleman al
GlenwooG. Mills County. These are
robberies committed upon citizens of
Iowa; rohberies OF property not destined
for Kansas. though. lawfully. j. was no
matter whether il was 10 be used there
" not; robberies upon persons in no wise
connected with Kansas affairs, which
iacl was made known 70 the persons
who committed them.
And e, this Is no remarkable CASE
no ~plarine. startling fact. Ii is only a
minor aud comparatively unimpOrtant IN
cident connected with a wholesale, stu
pendous system Of robbery,-piracy. for
piracy is the legal and proper word.-.
But is i. mol a Thing which should make
Gen ,hink,-a thing Of The graves,
and mos, solemn i'm ~oor,ance.- tina. pi
racy . crime which our laws and lie
laws OF all civilized nations siigmatize
and punish az among the BLACKLIST and
most internal crimes known 10 ,hs world
can be commi,,ed upon The public wa,
ers, in The interior of tho country. IN
open daylight, systematically. premedi-
lately. d%efaantly, and with perfect I'm
puni,.! Itn a thing unparalleled in
modern times; u hing unparalleled in
q decent civilized community since the
world began. We hear oil such things
upon the China seas; about the islands
ut Java and Borneo; occasionally in the
wildes, and most obscure corners of our
own West Indies, aud we read the &C.
counts Of them with mingled horror and
wonders wonder thai men. human
beings like ourselves, can become SO out
a~ed, desperate and reckless. And yet
the piracy which the world witnesses
and chronicles with SO much horror, no
whit varies in It's character from the pr
rscy committed upon The Missouri River
aud is hardly more bloody or infernal.-
The former is carried on by desperate
men, whom the world agrees 10 count as
outlawso Of every country, and whom the
natives Of all nations agree in common
to pursue aBo 10 destroy, like nests Of
mathematics; while The latter il perpe,rat.
ed ty persons who call themselves gen
,lemen.- who belong to Christian chnr.
ches.-who call themselves .'law and
order" men,-who feel tina. i! 10 their pc
culisi destiny 10 save the Union-who
are very much afraid that il they relax
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11

An Eacs.

scrofula, Gyspepsia, ccssaHic Asticn'a'
Rheumatism, functional or organic disease Of
the Liver, Incipient Phihisis, Syphilis in It's va
RED forms, fGom slight discoloraticns on ;as
skin TO the ulcerat.ys process, are diseases
well known to the western country. In these
particular cases Hurley's ~Sarsaparil!a WI be
found to &C, with surprising effect, aud in no
instance, where used according to directions,
has It failed to afford immediate and permanent
relief. Try it. and you will thank US for the
advice.-Bostoh Atlas.
Sold here by DR.. Orr.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11
T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reputation for Troops for Kan.
upon the Governors of n
lucky and Illinois.
New Ynnr San,

New YoRK, Sept, 6.
A lengthy correspondence between The
War Department, Al Washington and the
authorities in Kansas is published. 10.
getrer with The Instructions of Col
Geary. The newly appointed Governor,
who was a, ST.. Louis on the 4,h inst,
en- route for the scene of disturbance
The force OF troops being inadequate 10
the exigency Of The case. ,he Governor
is ordered TO enroll and organize the
militia of the territory. One Division
under Gen. Richardson is already in The
field.
acquisitions have been made u2oi the
Governors ol Kentucky and Illinois for
two regiments OF infantry to be placed
under the enrolment Of Gen. Smith 10
aid in suppressing comblnarions agsins,
the constitutional government OF Kansas.
Sec'y Marcy writes as follows 10 Gov.
Geary:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Aug. rs
Sir: The present condii,on Of the ter
ritory Of Kansas renders your duties as
Governor highly responsible and cell
cate.
In the instructions heretofore caminu
nicated TO your predecessor, in February
Last. IN the annual message TO Congress.
of the 24,h Of The previous December,
an order issued from The War Department
printed copies Of which you are hereby
furnished, you will find the policy Of the
Pre,iden. fully presented. /, has been
first 10 obtain order an! quiet in the
Territory Of Kansas. and, secondly, if
disturbances do occur therein TO bring 10
punishment. he offenders. Should the
force which has been provided to obia,n
these objects prove insufficient, you will
promptly make known The same tn the
President that he may take such meas.
ures III regard thereto as TO him may
seem IL be demanded BY the exleensIes
ct the case II is important ,ha, the
President should be kept well informed
az 10 the state Of things in Kansas, and
that The source Of his information should
be such as TO insure It's accuracy.
You are therefore directed by him 10
communicate constantly with this De.
partmeni, such facts as are deemed i'm
Poriant TO be early known here, you will
cause 10 be transmitted by telegraph as
well as by mail.
The President INDUCES a hope tina, by
your energy. importantly and iiscreliun
The tranquility Of the Territory will b.
restored and the persons ard tie prop
er'y Of our citizens projected.
| am yours, &C..
w. l.. MARCY.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11
Woods Hale Restorative.

THIS wonderful preparation is beglnn; & 10
De known and appreciated in this and the neigh
boring counties. Its excellence has been al
'esled by the certificates Of SONS Of our hes.
and most honorable citizens. We ourselves
have triedil and found it to possess almost nj.
racaious properties; restoring color aud health
10 the hair and scalp, and impartins a delicious
freshness and glossiness to the hair. We ad.
wise all VINO are in need of a hair preparation,
to try the infallible Hair Restorative Of Prof.
WOOD. None viii ever regret TIE priceH aid
for this superior composition. -Sslem A1sp
cate,
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11
L0OkAhead.

Take earnestly hold OF life. as ospaci.
lated Tor End destined 10 a high and no.
BILE purpose. Study cloesly the minc's
bent tor labor OF q profession. Adopt.
early, aud pursue i. steadily, never look
ing back 10 the turning furrow, but for
ward 10 the new ground tina, ever re
mains to be broken. Means and ways
are abundant &c every mans uccess il
will and actions are rightly adapted to
them. TO sigh or repinc over the lack
Of ink e~ritance, is unmanly. Every man
should strive TO be creator instead Of in.
heri,or. He should bequeaih instead Of
borrow. Lei every man be conscious Of
the power in him and The Providence
over him. aud fight his W battle with
his own good lance. Let him feel that
H. is better TO earn q crus. than 10 inherit
Golfers OF gold. This spin, Of sell no
biIi,y. when once learned. every man
will discover within himself. under GoD,
the elements and capacities OF wealth.
lie will be rich. inesdmaoly rich 10 self
resources, and can lifi his face proudly
10 NEE. the noblest among men.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-11

Narder Of Phia,ps at Leauen,oorth.
We received this morning ,he Hank.
Eye containing an article from the MIS-
sour Democrat. giving an account, Of tie
murder Of William Philips, a lawyer OF
Leavenworih. The following is a state.
men, OF the facts:
II was the day for the election Of mu
nicipal officers. The Free State men
had concluded no, to go to The polls as
they anticipated a difficulty.
Towards noon, about fifty men under
Emery, but very lew Of whom we're
Missoarians-,he company being made
up OF a mixed crowd of desperadoes
who had mostly come from South Car
olina and Georgia-marched up to The
house Of a brother Of Mr.. Phillips, on
Sha ST., where he was boarding. and
demanded his arms and himself as a
prisoner. The doors Of the house were
boiled, and he replied to them gu, Of a
window, tina. he wouldn't give up his
arms, and this. If they attempted to force
their way in, ii would be a. he peril OF
their lives. They then rushed ap, and
two Of them were Immediately sho, dead
by pistols in his hands. The house
was soon broken open, aud in a momen,
Phillips fell q corpse pierced by a half.
a dczen bullets. His brother, who was
also defending the house. was wounded
IN the arm. The mob then removed The
body and all the things out Of the house.
and were about setting fire to the pre-
misses. when they were s,aid by a lead.
er of the pro.slayeIy party named w.
II. Russell.
We learn thai The mob under Emerv
have full possession of L.eavenworih,
and have put every man Of The Free
Slate parry. and many who are bu, mod
crate pro-slavery men, 10 the test, as
follows: "WIll you take up arms and
Ugh, the I'D abolnionists. or will you
gun the Terrilory!" The alternatives
are terrible, and \ majority have adup-
ted The latter, sumo Of whom are now in
lhis city. having brought away their
families ana leil all their possessions be
hind without the least security in the
world tha, they will be preserved.