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~ Indies. Look mt This Great Re-

ducton. 90 900 Tarletun Collars at only fourpence
each, selling of at ~ EZEKIELS, No. IS Main 81
| will open this morning most superb lot OF Tsrie
ton Collars of exquisite designs, much richer thxn
any we have heretofore had and will run them of st
the low price Of fourpence each. Gail soon and 81
lect. N. EZEKIEL,
NH q No Is Main street
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w FIrtcHtTs HIATT TONIC eNeefs evcry
thing for hcsutifying and improving tho Hair No
toilet table IA complete without IL end single tris
10 quite sufficient 70 show It's good effect TIE great
sucesss Of tho Tonic has brought up host Of imits
Hair a. tho man In tho moon, whose naxious mix.
lures have produced so much mischief and annoy.
apce.
Persons Wishing the original and genuine article
can DO supplied BY the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
mhl2 10th st.. between Main and Cary.
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NO. otate 81, Boston.
q BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fe l2-d6m

~ Bakers Premium Bitters have crea-
ted quite sensation with citizens as we see and
hear daily of persons that have used them and re-
commencing them to others, as IL tt were the only
medicine in the world. We would call the attention
Of merchants ordering goods from tho city, to be
mindful of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS, es
you will never lose customer after they have once
tried them 1t has performed more remarkable cures
by all sexes with perfect safety Being purely vcge.
table, it stands unrvsled for the cure OF Dyspepsia
Colds, Coughs, Iholic, Nervous Affections, General
thousands OF certificates have already hecn furnished
the proprietor Of this valuable medicine for the shovn
complaints. You ean be Supplied hy Messrs PUR.
CELL, LADD Il CO, BENNETT, BEERS l. FISH.
Err, and Druggist generally. NH 2
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U- 30 Cent Dasacrrcosypes.-..Pe
has Just received sfnas los Of 81 cent cases for d.
guensotypeG and those who wish their pictarss x.
ken in Powers unrvsled styls oast call Ut once 10
teye The cases re ell gone, mk =
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ePHCTAL NoTTCas.

~ Yonng Mems Chrlss1an Assseiailon.--
called meeting Of this Association will be held this
THURSDAY evening, In the Lecture Room Of the
United Prssbytepan Church 1t half past o'clock
Mr. TH0S. II. GLADSTONE. If the London AZ
ISOLATION and Secretary Of the Worlds Convention
held In Paris last August will be present, and address
the meeting.
Pupctusl attendance isrequeaed. .
NH z7-t. BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
rY Richmond Young Mems ChFtstian As
socation. -By request Of the Executive Committee.
Rev DR.. BURROWS will repeat his late Lecture be-
fore the Youne Mems Christian Association, in Sc.
James Church, on FRIDAY evening next ut "
O'Clock.
Admi.tance free. The public arc invited to attend.
NH T-St
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Jchnseu, iniusitahIe Cater 81 Hair
and Whiskers on 10th street, between MsiA snd
Cary Particular attention paid to Dressins CARING
and Shsn pooniaE the Hair.
fnfailible Tonic to grew the Hair-an nsfantaneees
Dye for beautiful black or brown. nhs
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NH u 10th st.. between Main and Cary.
" Improved Ambroiypes, Phetegrapi

!" Improved Ambf0typfn, RhOfOXfnpuhs
AND recommendations Ambrotypes 81
OsBORNES Great Picture 0alcry.-Haysng compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
thing taken in the State Of Virginia. The proprietor bss
spared neither tu1e money introduce this new
style Of Ambrotypcs glass, 70 his old estaeh hed
Gallery.
The Daguereotype department wiH receive nv
personal attention. as shall continue to put up Da-
guereosypes for those who prefer them.
OSRORNE'S GALLERY,
fss Opposite Exchange Bank
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~ HAIR Cutting. ---To the citizens md
strangers visiting the city. If yen wish TO get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style. I
would advise gou to call on HOBSON, at the Hair
Cutting, Shaving, Sbampocring and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel, entrance on Itch ct.
Ia
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a. The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Boz
NO PuBLIcO.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in case of accidents to the chill
dreu."
REDDIFG's RUSSIA SALvE.-Iti is Boston remedy
of thirty years standing and is recommended by phy
scisns It is sure and speedy for Burma Piles
Boils Corna Felons, Chiblains, and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scad Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunons, Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses) Whitows, Sites, Testers Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it L. a most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified TO by thousands who have used it in the city
Of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Save do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions IL ia made from the
pures materials, from q recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing In that countrysnd the proprie.
tors have letters from all classes clergymsn phy.i-
Clans captains, nurses and others who have used
it themselves and recommend it to others
Reddiugs Russia Save il put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with a picture of horse and
. disabled soldier which picture is also engraved ON
the wrapper. Price Is cents box
Sold at all the stores IN town country, may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING CO., Proprietors,
No. y State st., Boston.
|" BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond fe l2-d6m
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- Horse Auction.-.I shall continue to
sell at auction the old Horse Lot my store,
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'clock, Horses. Mules,
Cows, Carts Wagons, Bugges. and every description
of Carriages. -
nh 26 r. CAUTHORN.
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sPHCIAL MoTTCpe.

rPhneiBg and Phof0rre 81 v.-TNers -
Q great similarity between these two srts Il.
eeonomlses time wonderfully While prsntins a..
plicstes the rnind nors rapidly than the psu a..
togrsphy duplics'es tho face niore rapidIs shsn
pencil. and the face Is the mirror OF the raird tbs
similarity must be admitted. Tbisidea strues :.
while boxing at SfM0NS picsares Of our great s.ssss
men, NH z5.--ta
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~ Fencing Academy.-.P. Wiibncher
tax Is pleasure in informing his friends and amatsurs
in the science that be has opened class for insrae
ton at No 203 Main street. Terms SIS for course
IF 10 lessons in clesses NH l7-Sm
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RUAhDkSG.--A few ,sinxlc fsenlitt.eu
~ can he accommodated with boegd and l.odrtnr
Ct M,s FACES. On Canal street. between STU sAS
Eth ma 27-s.s
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|" DR.. Peachy, corner Of Governor and
Franklin SITS over Doggett Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and Anstorn
iraI pIstes ffuii setl NH 2I--lm%
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IL ~ hasss; Meksan Buchanan, Edward Boo,h
"a Ma Saaslar are starring q San FraasissS'
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PART SEcoNo-(Seeuiay.)


For the Million.
l. OVERTURE...... ......;. ...;...:: .B3YELpIEu
From the comic Opera, Jeande Paris. Performed
9. COPENHAGEN CASINO WALTZES. LUMBYE.
Performed ty the CT .stra.
8 SUMMER,S SALON ..GuSGL.
Performed by the Orchestra
4. FL JALEU DE PARlS................F BUSCH
Dance composed in the Spsnish popular style, and
dedicated to H. M. Eugene, Empress OF the
French. Performed by the Orchestra.
Performed by the Orchestra
6. EPILOGICAL PIECE:
SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS,
Or the Invinelblity of the Union GRAND MARCH
OF HOMAGE Composed for this occasion. and most
resosctfuly inscribed to His Excellency, HENRY A.
WISE, Governor of the state Of Virginia. By V.
BUSCH.
CoSDTcToR........... BUSCH.
py-Tiekets 50 cent.-to be had at the Music Store
of Mr. Taylor, at the hook stores OF Messrs. Wood
house c. and Harold Murray, and at the en-
trance to the Hall.
CF Doors will be open at 7 O'clock precisely.
NH 25-d4t
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PROGRAMME :


PART FIRsT-fSemi- SacredJ
Principally consecratrd to connosseurs and lovers of
the Musical Art.
/. FUNERAL ARCH..................v BUSCH
Composed to the memory Of a distinguished warrior
scandinavian Kingdoms Denmark, sweden and
Norway. P.rtormed by the Orchestra
2. Duo CONCERTANTE, for Flute and Clarionet.
COMPOSED foi a Soprano and Contralto voice to
Piano accompaniment by John J. Fry, of Rich.
mond. Arranged for the above two instrumen ts
byV. Busch, and performed by two gentlemen.
members Of the Musical Amateur Club of Rich
rnond.
g. THE SERENADE, SCHUBERT.
The unrivaled and most charming of all this cele-
brated composers songs for single voice By
general request arranged for this occasion, By v.
Busch, and performed by the Orchestra.
4. SOLO for the original Trombone Basso,
Composed for his concert by..........V BUSCH.
Diable; Rossini's Otelo; and as q conclusion the
grand American Natioaal Anthem. HAIL CoLUM-
BIA. All solo for the above majestic instrument,
TO accompaniment of the Orchestra. Performed
by Mr.. Ericsson, of Stockholm, member of the
Musical Amateur Club of Richmond.
S. EADlEU, (rhe Last Greeting 49,. .ScHUBERT.
One of the most beautiful compositions of that inn
mo tai composer. Arranged by V. Busch. Per-
formed by the Orchestra.
6. THE XIII. PSALM OF DAVID, THE Lord IL
NY Shepherd ".............. SCHUBERT.
Composed for two Soprano and two Contralto VOICES
TO accompanm- Mt of the Piano.
The four parts for the voices, arranged for two
Corne and two Alto Horns, will be performed
ito accompaniment of the Orchestra, arranged by
V. BUscH) by four gentlemen, members OF the
Orchestra,
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- FOR RENC.-.The stable and Car.
al riage House on the corner of 10th and Broad st.
80 Apply to TINSLEY, TARDY d. CO.
NH PITS
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1" I. =. Chase, m. ID, Hsrsecpathirf..-
0moe 1877 Main street, opro5its tho Exchange Bank
Richmond. Va IA S--.srn
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~ Abel u. Mayo. will be found here-
after at the clerks office Of the Federal Court Rosh
er's Hall, corner of 9Th and Main.
He will attend particularly 70 CosyEYAscise and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS OF every description
and CoPYISG.
Mernoranda left with bis father, Joseph Mayo E.o
or at his Office In the City Hail. viii bs duly attend
ed TO.
other bus ness of q NOTARY PUBLIC. jst4-3m
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~ To Nerveas rufferers.--A retired
Clergyman restored to health in few days. ate.
many years of great nervous SUFFERING 10 anxious to
make Known the means of cure. VIII send lffeeb
the prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN .
DAGNALL No. SO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. l.
fe 2g-ImA
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ROAkDfeGs..Ana admirable fronf room
- second soy - n,w vacant at Mrs. B1OhkAbs
Boarding House, on Bank, between 9Th and nth
freets nh p a.
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kE-Dr. James Dovc--ofYfce corner OF Bank
and 9th Streets opposite the Bell House ia SIM
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knSk OAK ksS SIITS.--W nave iust re-
L Ceived beautiful and complete stock of fine
Dress and Frock Coats Black and Fancy Pants plsin
figured and fancy Msrseilles Silk Vests which we
will sell as low as tbs goods can be bought for
anywhere. Call and examine for yourselves
MERCHANT, WEISIGER 4 CO.
NH u 1tnlhi
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.E Board of Trades Ccmmittee 0f Ar.
bitration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ w. RfcHARpsss.
BENZ. G. 9sAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
no H-ta
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You CAN FAVE .tiUNEY By CALLING
L AT A. LEWIS -He is selling blk Satin Vests
Of the best quality at So so worth SIS; figured Six
DO OF the best quality at $780, worth from SIS to IS:
fancy Linen Bosom Shirts at sac, worth s 25
Silk Searfs at s Is and 5 l5O worth So and So Is;
Silk Hdkts Socks and Glove at save of so y cent
and many other articles to be sold and below cost
have but few days LETT 10 secure the greatest bar
gains ever ofsred in this city,
ABRAHAM LEVY SO Main st.
NIB q OppOsit. &. Cbs,Ias Uote,
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New YORK, March 4-Cleared schr P. Schmidt,
Meyer City Point.
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COMMERCIAL
Richmond Markets, March I'd. rs:

hfchmOnu WnfketsJ March 20, 500.
There ia no change to make in quotations of Bread
studs No sales Of FLOUR for shipment, though thu
shipped for account of the swner. The views OF
holders are above those of shippers8 We might
quote nomnally $775GS8 for Superfine. By The
draw load We quote Supertine SSd825.
WHEAT-No change SI6eG l65 for good to
prime Red i 70dSI IS for good to prime White.
CORN.-Sales of large quantities. at GO cents
small PARCELS little higher.
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nlssOLU TON OF CO.PAH rNER.
~ SHIP The partnership existing under the
firm Of MAY MYERS. in the town Of Manchester,
was Dissolved by mutual consent the 18th March
Ia56-Mr JACOB NAY having purchased tho entire
interest Of Mr.. MYERS stock, debts due the frm
&c he paying also debts due BY the firm
JACOB May
mhT-ls CHA5 MYERS
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ONLY two DAYS LONG klf, and then
~ clo-es the cheapest Clothing Store In toe city -
on have chance for two days long to get bargains
in Clothing and Furnishing Goods dout let the Oh.
po'tunity pass without taking the advantage of it
sewing from 30 to 81 p cent in the purchsse of your
Gooes is every day occurrence 90 avail your.
self OF III opportuui and call Levys as be closes
out at auction on Monday next
ABRAHAM LEVY. 50 Main st.
NH Y Opposite St Charles Hotel
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AMUsHnrnNT0.
VOLkMA n B U SCH,

vol n MAR b III.
tOF CoPENnAoRN.1
Tituisr Orchestral Conductor and Compo.er to r. M.
the King Of Denmark, for the present Professor Of
the Piano Forte, Harmony and Instrume utstion in
the city of Richmond
Begs leave TO inform the public of the above city.
that he will give
s GRAND CONCERT!
IN THE
METROPOLITAN HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 9TH. 1856.
AT THEE QUARTERS PAST o'cL,K paEcIsELY.
Assisted BY
An Eficient instrumental Orchestra,
Numbering more than twenty performers, cnmpos-
ed of ell the members of the Excellent Orehestya at
the Richmond Theatre of some of the members of the
MUSICAL AMATEUR CLUB OF RICHMOND,
Lately established and conducted by him and of some
Of the musisians from the ARMoRY BAND.
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ARRIVED.
Bark Clara Haxall, Nelson, New York, nadze, D.
w. Currie.
SAILED,
Schr Eclipse Hutchins, New York, mdze, D. w
Currie.
Schr Perseverance,, Wyatt, Back River, light.
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T OCkETT & DENNIS,
- 18TH STREET. NEAR CARY,

TO THE PUBLIC...AU persOns having
L claims against me will present them f 7 pay.
ment and those indebted 70 will call and settle
and those having Watches to repair will call and get
,hen IL being my intention to lrsvs the city in two
well HENRY HYMAN
NH T-6t % Main street
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GUNS, PlSTOIl~ A y ID
Aye4e4NSS FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING
app RATUS, WALKING
CANES, &c JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and Im-
porter, 90 Main street, Richmond, Va, would invite
the ion of merchants and sportsmen his ex.
tensive and well selected assortment of the above
goods of every description which he Offers for sale ut
tbs lowest possible prices and on the most
dating terms. Depot for Colts celebrated FIVE
SHOOTER, and every description of Fire Arms.
JAMES WALSH,
NH I1-lm doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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&PnlNGi GOODS..-MERCHA WEI.
~ SlGER CO are receiving and opening q beau.
titul assortment of Spring Goods, to VIII CHI they
would respectfully call the attention of all those in
want assuring them that every effort to suit them
both In style and price will be made
MERCHANT, WElSIGER CO,
NH a M Il0 Muin -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-30

The Court House was crowded on Tuesday eve-
ming last to listen to speech from Col. M. w.
Delahay, of Kansas, who gave some of his exp
rience while residing in that Territory. The
Colonel spoke for nearly two hours and was re-
peatedly applauded, particularly when he aIlu-
ded to cleaning out the present rotten Admins
tration. Previous to his speech the meeting was
organized by the appointment of Ex-Governor
Ramsey as Chairman, when the Committee ap-
pointed by previous meeting to Draft Consti-
tuition for Fremont Club, made their report.
The Constitution is brief, as follows ;
We, the undersigned, legal voters of St. Paul,
Slavery into Free Territory, and to the policy in
dictated in the Cincinnati Platform, which would
make the institution of Slavery national and
Freedom sectional, do hereby pledge ourselves to
act and vote in the coming fall election in con-
formity with the principles here avowed.
NJ. S. Wilkinson, Esq.,, Chairman of the Com
mittee, suggested the names of the gentlemen for
officers of the Club, and on motion, they were
duly elected -
President--C. D. Gilfllan.
Kice-P residents--J. B. Sanborn, B. W. Weide,
William Branch, Charles Bergfeld, p. P. Furber.
Secretary-Daniel Rohrer.
IreGsurer--J. @. A. Ward.
Executive Committee-H. L. Moss, F. Knauft.
- Lumsden, Thomas Burton, and j. w. Bass.
The Brass Band was in attendance and enli-
vened the occasion with several pieces of good
music. Some time during the evening we saw
one of the " orphans" of the Pioneer leaning
for the door, his dignity much offended by the
manner in which the Speaker treated the &c Black
Democracy" We do not learn but that he is
alive and we'll this morning.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-30


New York, Aug: Is:
A correspondent of the Evening Post gives the
following version of the attack by MIR. McMullen
upon MIR. Granger:-
WAsHINGToN, Aug. Is.
As Mr.. Granger, q Representative from New
York, and Mr.. McAIullen, from Virginia, were
riding in an omnibus to-day, conversation arose
on the Army bill proviso.
MoMullen said the South would stand by the
Constitution.
Mr.. Granger replied that if they did not Re-
publican President would make them.
Whereupon McMullen said he would not be ad-
dressed in that way by younger man.
Granger replied, | waive nv age.
McAlullen then seized Granger around the neck,
and holding down his head, struck two blows,
drawing blood under the eyes and ear.
They were then separated by Col. Chester, Of
the Philadelphia Enquirer.
A committee of investigation was appointed by
the Speaker to report the facts to the House next
session.
CT This is the same kind of Southern chiv-
airy as exhibited by Bully Brooks. Granger
ought to have smashed in the teeth of the inso-
lent Southern prize-fghter. The only way to
stop these things is to meet such men with their
own weapons, whether they be the fist, the pistol
or the bowie-knife. As things shape themselves
this time is coming.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-30
Greek has Met Greek.

1t has been the evident intention Of the pre-
slavery men Of Kansas to exterminate the Free
State men OF that Territory, and convert it into
whatever use they pleased; but &c Greek has met
Greek, and now comes the tug of WARP Free
men will no longer submit to the wrongs that
have been heaped upon them-the smouldering
hres OF revenge are bursting forth, and woe be
TO those who oppose them. The boom of the gun
from over the plains of Kansas, tell us that civil
war has actually commenced, and for one we wish
1t to continue until this question of Slavery shall
De settled. Ii the battle is to come-let it come
now, and let us know whether a paltry number Of
slave holders or 20,00O,OO0 of Freemen shall
govern this country. ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-30
Kansas-Prisoners Released.

In addition to the news which we give in an
other column relative to Kansas matters, it is as
serted, through pro-slavery channels, that the
troops having Robinson and others in charge, sur
rendered them without firing a gun. 1t is also
stated that when called upon, by Gov. Shannon,
the U. S. troops would not act. 1t is also said
allowance should be made for the source from
whence it came) that the anti-slavery men are
driving all the pro-slavery men out of Douglas
county, and destroying their property. The editor
of the Southern Advocate had been killed. Lieut..
Waodson, (the plant tool Of Shannon) had been
taken prisoner, and his house destroyed.
A great blow of trumpets is made by the pro-
slavery men for the purpose, no doubt, Of calling
over the Missourians, and making clean sweep
of every Free State man in the Territory. This
is quite evident from the following: e
We call upon our friends in Missouri, in the
name OF humanity to assist us; to come to the
rescue, with men and provisions to support them.
We have determined to clean the Territory, or
fall in the attempt. We send expresses tonight
to st. Joseph, Liberty, Platte City, and to West
port. 10 arms! at once, and come to the rescue
We are all under arms here tonight, and will ~
ready tomorrow.
Another document addressed to the Misso' nrian
says that Lecompton is taken, and that t..ne U. s
troops have been whipped. All the bis me is lai,
to Lanes men. Let US wait and see If the new
is true. 81