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PORT on RICHMOND. JUNE %, 1855.
sus sisEs Gts-sr. ssrs I.i1-HDen .Ir.. II a.
ARRIVED,
schr Entire, Domarest hay. NJ Downey.
Schr Hanover. whpple, Y, mdzc ID 4 Curric.
Bark Alice Penny. \ Y, ballast.
Schr Josephine, Waterbury, Albany lumber, T. bud
ley.
Schr Flying Cloud. Penny East Port, plaster.
schr Ocean, McNemar, Baltimore, lumber, Belvin A
Parker
Schr Alfred Roy, Ills, Norfolk cotton Bacon Basker-
Vile.
Schr Jno Cooper, EVANS Fredericksburg corn and rye
W Brown.
schr Brsgnard, Comrick n Y, ballast.
ARRIVED. Jru q.
steamer Pocsontas. Jones' Baltorr rnts Ludiau Waon
Brig TanEer' Ford. MatsnEas, ud.e 7. worhAm a Co
- SAILED, JuSE ~,
schr J W. Roche, johnson, N Y, -four. ID A W Cuue
schr Ihos. Conner Gee, Cabin Point, mds
rchr mary L. johnson, down he iyer,l
brg SAfAh star --, ~ ". four, D.. Carrie
MEMORANDA
Brig Prentice, Hobbs from Cardcuss arrived AT Balti
more 25rh inst On the 9Th spoke brig Matanzss for Rich
mond.
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: sPRING FIHNIsIIING Gnnns--

49, nov IN store complete Of GFNTs FUR
NsiffNN GOODS 20 which attention ef s-ntss
being assSe ha IN point q eesu snd style they csaaof
Dress 4 unprecedented regards quantity quaity
SHIRTS, q style and quality TIE best manner
and expressly Tor Bosoms every variety sdv ID ms
shirt, su large and varied everything pertain
inE 70 my business ". " OWFNa
apps Opposite American Hotel
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ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHILANTHROPY
CAPITAL AND VALUE OF ANNUAL PREMIUM
81 42l Clio 10

ANoh HENT.-rwo tenements on Rank street oeeu. -
u pied by Mrs Booker boarding hous. pos.-ssion As
viii be given the Let July '0- -
Also the tenement adjoining occupied by Mr. John X
Possession viii be given o the Of Oct next
leiI-u
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LOGAN WALLER.
COM MERCH


WHEAT CORN fLOUR AND roRAcco
soud respectfully those send their wheat IN
ms market TIE propreiy OF having clean and aoro0
~ As our hers w not purchased foul and damp ept
-y.S--SS1 pc. ie 26-ly
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.


Second Door Eat OF Corner. Agia and iit6 ~
uNis long established and well institution issps hs
above description Of risks, reasonable terms AZ Other
good oniee sh cash capital and $4,000 m Roard
OF Directors personally knorn large portion Of the
sir meetings IN this city, where all literally al
patronage. - e '-'e VI ''e P1oie
40 poey lee charged Tor Fire Marine Risks
me -, 7, ~ e. DAVID CURRIE, President
~ -
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EVsH-Nss eut Herung gbesd Herrinrs; dry saisd Cod
- lshi Salmon, bbls trout shaa
IN hafbbh Nos Mackerei In whole hb. en-, No
Naeksrel, In ". bois. Nov landing and Tor ssie By
-. sELDEN MILLER,
FN Corner Pearl and Carr streets,
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- Waris Nails Callosoue &c, growing into the aJb and
disorder o. the feet method and
without ne slightest panhy Ds sULTZ celebrated Surgeon
Cropodst from london, paronsed BY Nobility grnry
Mesrs Kent Paine Rents ' NFF'''
tW-Iades 70 avail her,..iv.. ~ "a. .km
The only able Efficient and tender operator above disease
Zee ~ each Corn.
Ladies and gentlemen waited on a, r residence. de-
sired Will rrfra
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- BALTIMORE. G-4IL
freight received to-day, aniu
hour OF = O'Clock =. NJ Saturday, he 2Sth inst
Sonsgnees are requested to send for their good. to-day
Shippers requested Of their eonsge.
afternoon their shipments consigned 70 order
A
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n .AIDLEY a ROBINSON,S CREAM sY1TP-

u These rob dslcous aud Wholesome syrnrs Win lr val
fruit davor, made Of he juices respective u re
nov supplied constantly with psr,ng oycoo Porcelain
fountain SODA WATER Witch porcelain fouo
tans aud ~ COPPER, o. oer
poisonous metals he drank without any the effects ire
gueny resulting from The prepared conner
fountains The copper mschnes generally employed IN ia
Manufacture LAiDLEY 4 ROBINSON,
je36 Manufacturing Chemists. ah and Frsnttn a.
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~ sr.. sY As os ios,ss.n AZ from trading for
- eett.m rOt. " HAND, for Thirteen and
, gysn ~ re undersigned 70 81 ss Of sur, mi
sr - ~ NE h day o. gsnuary 1891; The con
'"' os rhoh - note sas given, has entirely fslea
v..ess,cn Co. Ala, June isa iss ia "' ,sssrn
A CAEp.-The customers ~ GRO w. WATSON oo.ch,...
,, az ss.psesfuy alor~sd NJ bnsss 4. esyrI.s :.
% ~ c,y q rbsdsphs vhsrs II srSer. l \. h..sv
N'''' - "'"'aV stsou'ed' lsas-a
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~ OIlCEThe President Directors
Petersburg Railroad Company have declared a dividend m
the SIX months ending Sth june INV cents
share payable on aud after that day ockhod
es on "s SAM J. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
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uNOH RENT.Thc upper part u ne over my store
~ Tor Possession given t Of July To good tenant m
pe shall be very moderate Il The bes, shoctce HI
and would suit lady Who hfstrtc naker being
door beoW the dry goods store Of Mess Hreedsn Pox
u. n FRANKLIN
teib No liS broad q Siockoe ffTl
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y 6c.-FOk a thlrtv N.@e~N
- horse power steam Engine but little used and -
nov 10 Hrss roe order Also, three cylinder BnlIers
long =. inches danee four eicuarssw shafts. and oo@
c.stron band Wheel 10 feet diameter The Fnrne "a
Apply to ~ ~ - M. W sner rnue-
mAi3-dkctf oanoAhin.
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rALAN OLIVE OII..-The unders;rn.d ). |. I-.v. -
nisrm the trade public vIrrna th,f e. 70
E ~ NE hers q The amou. Lorno estate near Sor-os
'nsn sole sgcs- IN on h-,r r--.s
an ove on This Oh l. the pure extract OF he oy. - :,
20 peec'y clear and bright, submitted 70 apv rrc.
" srlns OF cisrineafion the
rsn,ns All Us primitive delicious flavor me nr,f .h,, ~
70 hand IN the beginning Of the pr-.~nt ye.r bu -.
sen u, stand az IN. best on imported 70
and found to be unequasd by any thing ever a..d ue'
les-dimn 10 49, III oLDNkk,
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V,HE STAFF oFLIFE.-rb. vna.r.,.,..
Two THE sTock HoLDERs OF THE nI

- Dy-No re-
hereby given that under resolution OF the Road ~
adopted on the 18Th inst following rsfsifls a. -.
payable on or before the days mentonea viz. - - ~
80 per share the lat OF July
100 per share the 18th July and
f''oo-lOO per share on the slst July ensuing
III 49,, A. PLEAsASTs, President
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J. AIBATT. Secretary. - '"'-
" bsEs having been appointed
gniA and Agent Richmond for hi. company "a, h.
Psasi 70 give any Information the desired
Al The Insurance Co Valley "a door frou,
n, 'I In 40 o. y. BRKsEE, Agent.
The undersgned having charge above business. will he
~ TO answer any enquiries subject or attend 70 any
business entrusted 10 him. 49, - ~ -''
jelI-lm Tuna m w.,yo.n
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sHk ELARGED-sTYIE IMPROyFD "'
III has double the quantity md strength ~ a.
II gives perfectly natural coor '
IL eoors every shade from light brow ts..k
Its use Is and rapid
II IL perfectly n. .k,,
Us ehect Instantaneous M
@e 49, Yn.eSed ehedpes sdfesf DYE 49, -,,1
~ directions for use accompany each h.. So
rrc--i or VI On. "a. I on y : - A.
the
Tor The Es.n % oTe Of the District Of The g.
For sale by
Philadelphia '0N' ~ south 'th street
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LADIES' HoMSET Gases AND FRENCH

TRAVELLING TRUNKS
Hi b. FRANKLIN has just received from PhIa-
LIE dephia and New York, per steamers and IN M
packets Hanover aud Haxal, his supply " 10 M
Trunks and Bonnet Gases, comprising handsome
assortment OF all the latest and Styles
order
would most respectfully call the Of Ladies'
Those who Intend leaving the Springs visiting their
friends In the county will above
to select FROM OF almost description prices heretofore
unheArd oi-so he would all before pur
chasing eseWhere as he feels satisfied will be Interest
ID. b. FRANKLIN,
ICES Cases &C. No 2i5 DroaJ sire, ssorIS. MN
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- THE COnuENCEuENT or Anon.

AZ - = III lmENI vi NfNfNFs
49, MOND COLLEGE oil be held on TUESDAY Norninr
July ist Al II O'Clock, A. the First Baptist Church. Broad ~
The REV GrnHaE ~ rAYtoE, Of Baltimore
o. Alumni and The Rsy GFohgE " ssrsox, Washington ne
VIA Rho snd Phologau Socictvs, same place ~ eve
mug before, At o'clock jei6-dInd
~ NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Of GAS
Ak he Omoe o. Che City Gas Works shaving removed
20 the Cy Hail. liormcr ofcc ofte Hurgs Comfy
Cou,umers notified % calilerc % settle their
jel6-u T. n. uARRIsON CLERK.
=. a. BELVIN has removed his furniture E.,,b.
~ lshment 20 The spacious ndficgant urder
"OOkNfHAN HALL Msin Street, above the aud has
opcraon 81 e appliances incident extensive business
NJ NOTICE,-To tie Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Rich
&o-[Smoud md a. tUHlfrg generally All have 10 a.
my customers, friends TIE Public generally is tst ear
furnish isd and gentlemen vh Boots Shoes aud cater
Inst cannot b. surpsssd either here my own
manufacture, Of the best boots aud shoes
~ f1r 10 Paris b. ne Boot
Mices Of Pal ths a In u Boots af srrr
quality, s1ch cannot he purchased elsewhere call 81
ALEX. HILLS,
Manufacturer Importer Of Lsds Gentisren's gs
les Boots and No. t2T Main P~hr,,-f
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NOTlCE.-HayinE been appointed Agents for TIE
~ sale u ne celebrated spool Cotton Msnnfsrurri bv
MessFs John Dick sons, Glasgow, supplied a. al
uss Win a acrtmen direct RON ne Manufacturer Tor sale
=, ne lowest fss Work prices We Cotton 10 be
July equal w qaal % any Manufactured aud confidence
commend " 70 The trade.
avs EENr PAINE Co. Agents
MoSrS Srw bvslros ;Tsa 9S ~ 90 ;.i'
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HIHIItD ~ fIit HNBeUHIHths At TlIkIR STORE, no
Main street. large, and contains variety than l. usually IN
troduted COATS, PANTS and yFsTs od f,,r,
style q Goods introduced vear We invite
tcbentlon - parties Wishing geuec
20 all We have Thirty Thousand Dollars Of sock saspJ
10 The season, which must be sold.
GROsHONG rUPMAN fio Main Al
jess NEXT door above Mitchell a Tyler
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GCNPOwpEH rEAs.-lO Packages choice quality
" landing and for sale by f'''
DlypSpoRr .rtpS . ~
INVITE LINEN PANTS.-MAde I'D in good .,vle.
call attention f'N'' " ""'0'
SHIRTS o. herino and SIX also Draw.
together with Zephyr Gloves Louiong Grass Srek Tr
making about as cool apparel as could be desired -
MARSElLLfS VESTS-Quite Of
je2s GRosHONG q TuPNAN ito NJ y
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vIRGINIa) uEDTC A

WINCHEST TER VIRGINIA. MEpICa.
CoLLhuh-Ihe next annual Instaion Nj
May. $3.50 "-e UNI" 'ne following
FACULTY
Sa ~ no6Utsk D., Porofessor Surgery and Pbv,o,ov
-. ''@eSNe u saeoicine and %
MAteria Medca. " N"A-o"S' SneuislJ sSa
tSket tonee only) ti000 Diploma 5000 "s
me course pursued Il that Of
ssneray pat two and never lectures az
ans me day The study Of practical anatomy mav b.
the '''"tNs uenferea curing
recent act 81 The General Assembly. College sfucs.
49, os men ron NE STATE Of Virginia, free Of charges TO-
res = required that applicants OF
er and unable 70 their al their oUn sxps "
further Information applv 10 - ' Wv" eNPe"-r Fot
ma1-dscqtu arpDvn m
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urnTrP I'LL, aE CARRIAGE USING PUBLIC
~ OSh xrshton invited TO OF RICH.
- MoSD MADE CARRIAGES, consisting Off 4>
$780, - seIt tdrTtd9es, Rockutcdys. Bs0gIes
$500 ,i 6e his YORK Is made best mate Wv
and under the immediate supervision OF th
Also on hand several second H1As Crraoss as
iei2 iob st., A ~" y q PoWtLL-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-08


The MISSING STEAMER PACIFIC-The y. Y.
Journal OF Commerce, referring to the missing
steamer Pacific, says the insurance on her is
very large the amount on the ship is 5000
600, half in this country and half in Eurape :;
the freight money is insured for $40 coo more
She had between six and seven aundred tons
of cargo, valued at over 1900, 600. most of
which. was insured, good part in this coun-
try The insurance is divided among various
Offices throughout the country, so that in case
of loss or damage to the ship or cargo, the
blow would not fal! exclusively on New York.
The Pacific is commanded by Captain Asa Ell
drige, who navigated the Atlantic with the
most responsible commands for nearly quar-
ter of a century. AS some reason for the en-
couragement of hope in her safety, the long
delay OF the Atlantic in 1851 is referred to :
The Atlantic left left Liverpool, December
%, 1851, and not "a lisp of intelligence of her
reached her owners for forty-nine days. She
went ashore on the coast of Ireland, and her
passengers themselves brought the news of her
safety by the Africa. She was missing eleven
days longer than the Pacific has been missing,
and yet she and her passengers were all safe
The Pacific left Liverpool on the 23d of Janu-
ary and has therefore been out thirty-eight
days.
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The European Advices.


.,,,xcroy Tuesday March 4, 1856.
., r,roicp mails by the America arrived
IHe iUir, w. They. contain nothing concern
tbI' lIU, Ir diicuItes with England Of any moment
iD5 aa Io o1yices of our foreign Ministers induce
III, nr;ction that peace will be consumated
the to"'., iy ful understanding between France,
at raI, u, and Austria. Although France may
Eo,,'" ,,,tsot S,il favor the demands of England
al ''s ,habilitv is that when they are claimed
the IoYl 'Y+ly France will decline the further
p"'>S'e,,;on ,;on of the war on their account.
r',''",.V s'r as the Baltic arrangements are con-
- ''' EngIand is almost alone interested,
r.'DIG lance is known to be indiSposed to Sc
al" .,actions ,",, on that point Russia desires
F..s having been precipitated into war some
I,''', ,nrcmaturcly, and so does France; hav-
VIA, ,.Iieyed the consummation of prestige.
.- "a ',"' aonidcnt opinion is expressed as to the
: +be conferences at Paris, some sup
e'- +hroc weeks and others three months.-
l~sl"S SontInept entertained in British political
Inc In, and shared by Lord Clarendon, is that
''.',, ,oy produce an overthrow of the Ministry
l'IIffs IfVr Crampton should Immediately send
r,ouircd explanation in answer to Mr..
,,,..,i ,s demand, and Lord Clarendon be still
H"s SI',;:ol ot Paris, Mr.. Addington, the perma
".,'i ~, Foreign Secretary, will doubtless answer
Is'' ~. British Government, under instructions
,'.. ~ Lord Palmerston. There is an evident
y'~ r.,.;or,n in England to create divisions here
....,,, the influence of the press or Congress,
..I n5 Tins weaken the ground of the Admins
.,D,on .'+ Lord Palmerston is understood to be
u', ,.n.rcj for any point short of Mr.. Cramp-
J. |. Ianarture which involves the whole pre-
'', yo aDprchcnson is now felt as to Mr.. Dal
f., :, rorrprion. While Mr. Buchanan has
written that he would withdraw before his
.r,,o,sor's m presentation, he said positively that
a .'r,,t be at home by the lst of April for
.,.~nrion to his private affairs. 1t is not i'm
rroDabIe therefore, that he may sail before
VIZ Dallas arrives,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-08

GREAT RISE IN TIE Ono AND MGssIsprI
HrsRs-SrEAHGoArs sunk, &c.-I'hc river
lad risen feet in twelve hours at Cincinnati
% the 18th, and still continued to rise The
ne from the Licking river came down break
as0P the lee in The Ohio, doing great dam
--to the steamers in front Of the city. The
Ne9 wheel boats Albertine, Flag, Bridge CT
y 'mpclhot, Salem and Yorktown all were
". through and sunk, being with their car
-'s total loss Of over 100000. Further
.4age is feared The steamer Black Dia-
@naa was also wrecked and the J. B. Carson
...sd. It is reported that the steamers Wis
..s1 ,,., and Forest Queen are also lost below
NH Creek.
! despatch was received in this city yes
FRIDAY morning from ST. Louis, stating that
.' Ice on the river there had given way, cauS
ny much destruction to steamboats,, twelve
~".lI been suuk, and over twenty others more
" W p>s damaged \ despatch received at
,,>5nrg, dated st. Louis Feb 2G, says :
len boats have been carried away from their
mornings, and are now in gorge at Duncau'S
= n'a. They are the Australia, Adriatic,
i''I Jones Falls City, Col. Chambers, Al
"lI. Bon Accord, Federal Arch Lamartine
r r'I highland Mary Many bargeS have also
'@ carried away, and also the greater por-
80 S"a Of the dry dock. The ice is gorgcd above
y. Louis. and the prospect Of being able to
r-'e Ihese boats is bad. The boats which have
m. MN swept away, were lying at the lower or
Aiaoi> landing.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-08

EN- To THE TEACHERS OF BRADFORD co.
sIS 1t is proposed to hold a Teachers Institute Of
weeks duration before the opening OF the Summer
Schools. Teachers feeling interest u the Of od
ucaon, their uproY and the elevation of their
profession etuly invited 10 attend. The County
Superintendent VIII rocUTc lie services If able and cXpc
rien cd Teachers for the occasion, that Teachers at
tending need be to very little expense aside from board
which can lie obtained upon reasonable terms.
Teachers Institutes have been held in many counties o
the State within the past year, with the most beneficial
re.uts. 10 county two hundred dollars appro-
pyiItcd dcfray tn, ICse nf lipg Institute
week. lh adjoining States Institutes regularly held
aad considered very efficient meals tor advancing the
int of the Of education y Common Schools.
We hope the teachers OF Bradford Will not bc lar behind
in this liter Those who will attend desired to for
ward their names the subscriber be ore the Goth st,
or a. possible. Notice will be gwen OF tic time
and place of holding the Institute, when sufficient num-
Der signify their desire TO attead
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
O. J. CHUBBUCK, Secretary.
Orwell March lst, 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-08

. Beg Al meeting of Harmony Lodge No.
$50, A Y A. held at their Lodge Room in
Canton, on the 10Th day of February, A u.
1856, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS 1t hath pleased the allwisc Gre
at0r and Ruler Of the Universe, to remove by
death, from our fraternity, our esteemed broth
er, FREDEMek HALL, and
WHEREAS: 1t is in agreement with the uSa-
ges of our ancient order, and in the hightest
degree gratifying to the feelings of the mem
berS, TO pay this tribute Of respect to the
memory Of our deceased brother, therefore, be
it
Resolrcd, That we have witnessed with un-
feigned regret, the death of our brother, Fred
erick Hall, who departed this life on the Sth
day of January, 1856, in the full vigor Of
youth, and the commencement of usefulness
ReSo7rcd, That in the death Of brother Hall,
the Masonic Fraternity has lost one of its
warmcSt and most Jealous supporters and
community one Of its brightest ornaments,
whose life and character afford examples in
the highest degree worthy of imitation
ReSoieed, That although our brother is dead,
his example still live in the hearts of all who
knew him, and that his memory will be cher
iShed by us to the close of life ever rcmcm-
bering that we too, are fast fastening that
bourne from whence no traveller returns
Resoircd, That we tender to the relatives
and friends of the departed, in this, their great
bereavement, our sincere and heartfelt sympa,
thios, having with them, the assurance that
cur loss will be his infinite gain
RcscireI, That as token Of respect fox
our deceased brother, this Lodge will wear
the usual badge Of mourning, for three months
and that these resolutions be sigucd by the ".
VI. and Scc'y, and that the secretary forward
to the Office of Bradford RPoricr and ArguS,
these resolutions, for publication
Trad WILSON, ". VI.
NJ II. CASE, Sec'y.
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Administrators Sale.

~ virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
~ of Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale
Friday April +th, lsj6, the premises, at o'clock
p NJ certain lot piece parcel of land situate in Asy
lam and Winot townships, bounded the north by Pat
rick Blads land the east by same, the south by
Edward 0yertOns lands and west by lands Of John Bates
and Hiram Pond containing hundred acres,
less, being the piece of land that the family of Rose
crance now occupy-onc hcwcd log house and a frame
barn thereon erected and about fifty thereof mprov
ed. CYRUS SHUMWAY Administrator.
Feb. %, 1856
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-08

r,.r, FROM KANSAS AND MIssorRI-F From
;.froqtion duly received 10y the New York
r.r,,, League, and from private sources,
..... ram be no doubt that there is serious
lancer Of further difficulties, injuries, and
rr.I,l.l in Kansas, and yet that the Free
>n,c men. are 50 prudent, judicious, and firm.
,.gr nh. country may re ly upon their doing all
,,at men can do, in such trying circumstances,
nov,;i collision. \ gentleman who has
.,., arrived from Kansas, and travelled through
u,,opri by land, saw military companies form
,r.,gpI drilling in the Western towns of that
STATE some Oh foot and some mounted, the OBJ
:..r, of which were too obvious to be doubted {:
-,r weather although too unfayorable for any
ordinary exercise, not preventing them from
,..ar.ug frequently. In some Of the princi-
ne towns along the main routes, preparations
..r. making, by the collection of money, &c,
sr,le reception arming, suStcnance, and for
vrIng. Of bodies of pro-slavcry troops, eX-
,otcl and by from the Southern States,
.r the express purpose of driving cut and de-
,rJung the Free State men. But the this
.etcmar, as well as that derived from many
a..r sources. is, that the great body of the
respectable people Of Missouri, shareholders
@ia'el are strongly opposed, i'll Judgment
ni feeling. to the whole system of violence
and fraud, which has already produced Sc ma
bitter fruits. The feeling in St Louis is
generally Oh the side Of the Free State men ;
da Dcmlrgt publishes very fair statements of
teI0,itonS, and proceedings, of the two par-