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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

GEsERtL RULES FOR UsSG GUASo-Nesbit, in his work
Agricultural Chemistry, gives the following rules for
using guano.
l. That guano is best applied in damp showery
weather.
? That guano should not generally be put grass
land in the spring, later than April.
g. That when guano is applied TO arabic land il should
Immediately he mixed with the SOIL either by narrowing
or otherwise
T. That suano and artificial in general should
be put lands only in quantities sufficient for the par
cuar crop intended TO he grown and with the
ton Of assisting the succeeding Each crop should
be separately MANFRED
g. That guano before application should be mixed with
at least from FIVE to six times its weight in ashes charcoal
fine soil
6 That guano should on account be allowed come
in direct contact with the seed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

residence Of NE Tufsfay morning. The aoh ~
slant oEoRgE Thomas snd Martha Dodamead, In ths
18Th year ~ HE
frlsrds ap oss respectfully invited
fansra from Rar'i. Crh, or HovesD
dsy next he 7sth Instant, ~ u o'ciockf .....
10 W..ane,o on he 97a sepisabss resdencs o.
ss Many RVBFOoA ADOPTED Of Preect Lacy
Hsley. IN M seventh yesr ~ her
TIE fsne,al Of rs RgsEooA pos pssoed to.nnorFos
morning, ~ o,ionk Second Presbyterian Church Rev Dr
Ioos'sy
hisna. sfshs .usS oousnon rs'psotfaIy
vitsd 70 attend. -I.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27
Our "Faithfulp Northern Allies.

Even in the State OF Michigan and in the city where
Gen Cass himself resides the Democrats deserving
Fremont and Black Repuhicsnisn by hundreds at time.
An address just issued BY hundred and City Demo
Of Detroit their Democratic brethren of other
parts OF Michigan is published in the Detroit Adertev
Of Saturday last, and commences follows
In view of the almost hreparable injuries that have
inflicted upon Democratic institutions the long
established principles of the Democratic party and the
peace aud prosperity of beloved country. by the ad
mnsration OF Franklin Pierce and the still greater inu-
" threatened by the election OF James Buchanan who
has given his unqualified and cordial approval all its
wicked measures and stands solemny pledged well by
his declaration as by the Cincinnati platform
We the 'uadsrsi gHed rho hare uniformly acted rh
NE Democratic party, aud co roted for Franklin Psre,
IN 1852, feel 10 u duty DRoerds, friends 81
country and good citizens publicly 10 declare
determination oppose srery honorable ray tie cleo
tiOH OF J1JRcs buchanan and gire iBfuepoe ana
rote' to John Q. Fremont and 10 set forth TIE
which hare impeiied us 10 this course"
Just how faithful and how unwavering these North
"alles" Of the Southern Democracy arei Right un
der the OF Gen. OIss, and, the Baltimore Amer
well says. ~ the face Of the cry Of Fillmore tlsions
two bundled and fifty lifelong Democrats decsmp to
the aid of Fremont and Sumner and Greeley What does
this portend ia State claimed certainly ior Buchanan
Does show that his prospects improving much iu h
North? Verify, there will hardly be q bakers dozen 0
Northern Democrats supporting Buchanan by the 4th
November. His is utterly aud forever hopeless
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27
The Old Line Wing Press on the Old Line Wing Con
yentiOn

Under this caption, the Enquirer of Thursday morning
that "the Boston Courier, Old Line Wing organ
protests against the action of the Wing Convention al
Baltimore, and then processes quote article from
that paper in support OF it, declaration Now the Bos
ton Courier does protest aud has protested against
the action OF the Wing Convention did the article
attributed to it by the Enquirer appear in ts col
On the contrary that article appeared Ia the Bos
ton Adverser which is Fremont paper, although orig
naly Wing paper. The Adsertiser protested against
the action Of the Wing Convention OF Massachusetts, and
now protests against the action Of the National Wing
Conyenton Baltimore The Boston Courier, on the
other hand, being thoroughly conservative Journal ard
aud Jealous supporter Of the election OF Mr. Fill
more, cordially sanctions and sustans the action Of the
Baltimore Convention, and will give to its recommends
ton, as its columns daily prove hearty and able sup
port.
We call the Enquirer attention 10 the error into
which has fallen in this matter with the view OF afford
ing it an opportunity for correcting IT, The E1daine,
has, likewise, fallen into the error and OF cours.
will give place to correction Of IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

STRASeE DEATH-A woman vas arrested IN Peterson,
~ J last week and fined IS for offence. She vas
allowed 20 home 70 fetch the money, but reaching
there being much excited and vet with the rain she
sick aud died the day and coroners inquest
rendered verdict Of death from chOlcra morbus supen-
duced by exposure and excitement She hard work.
ing woman, with drunken husband. Who maltreaed her,
and the opinion Of her friends and family that she
died oG hrokrn heart
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

THE THE Of TRAvEL.-The Montgomery Herald states
that large number Of movers have passed through Chris.
tiansburg in lew days past their way the "far
West The most Of them travel in good style and take
with them large number OF slaves party OF some ten
or twelve persOns-mostly young men-from Floyd aud
Patrick. passed through the town last Monday their
way TO Kansas Messrs james Songer aud g. Faulkner.
left the county last week for Nebraska where they intend
settling their farnilea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

No Fam AT PErERsBUG.--The Petersburg Inteligencer
says that the Common Council Oi that city having refused
20 appropriate the OF money necessary 70 enable the
Union Agricultural Society 10 pay the II hold
ing their annual fair this year. and the efforts of the SO.
cety raise the necessary amount proving Intellectual II
Is almost certain that there will be fair held in that city
The present fall The announcement l. prevent any Of
their country friends from being disappointed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

ADVANTAGES Oh PAVING FOR a NEWSPAPER ADVANCE.
"A Boston paper says Of the facts put in evidence
trial. in the Supreme Court to sustain the will of the
late VIM. Russell, that only iew days before he
made the WILL he called the Office Of the Democrat
and paid for his paper In advance thereby saving
fifty cents The fact dwet upon at length by the
council, aud commented upon by the Judge OF
great Importance. The verdict OF the jury would
To sustain the proposition that who has mind
enough to pay for his newspaper in advance, compe
tent To make will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

The Hon. ~ &. Foster. American member Of Congress
from eorgis concluded excellent speech In the House
Of Representatives lev weeks ago With the following
good hit the whining and hypocrtcai Democracy Il
viii do them talk and pirate about their faithful
and uncoaquerabe Northern allies when nearly hall
Of them pulling lovingly together in the Black
Republican That cry Of Northern Democrats be-
ing "Norhcrn with Southern principles and ieelngs
which has been long used wheede aud deceive the
South has grown perfectly stale Dat aud Improbable and
has even ceased be trick because IL has ceased 60
impose upon any Southern Of the slightest presno
sense. But here Is the admirable take OF
the Democracy by the member IRON Georgia:
81 did want to examine little to what sort Of par
~ the North be built up BY taking hold OF the
Democratic nominee have been told for years. sir that
the old Wing party North rotten and the Democracy
sound They said "Just clear the track Of old Federal
blue light abolition Wings, and then stand st and see
pretty well cleared, and what has been the result
BY looking into the history Of the thing little, and that
In least two three States at the North, the black
bone" Democratic Districts districts which gave Mr..
Pierce from 1900 to 5000 majocties all repre-
scnted by Republicans with msjoriies OF IRON 5000
the districts claimed with confidence by the
Democracy, Of the old Wing districts. But that
is all. The tune has changed We hear more Of
'old Federal bue-ight abolition Whigs" Aud In fact
I have heard much lately Of dark lantern" But
10 s gallant old Wing party, GLORIOUS old Wing
party" patriotic Americans and the cry has become al
Macedonian. "come and help I" "hep help
everybody hcre Why, what earth is the matert
Is there any foreign enemy shores Have Indians
broke outy mo, than that there s mutiny In
the Democratic camp Come and help manage our
friends, the country is lost" Here the hammer tell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

GREAr FILLMORE MEErISG.-There an immense and
enthusiastic Wing Ratification meeting in Nashville,
Tennessee Friday night last The Banner says Of it:
Nothing like this and similar manifestations in other
parts OF the State has been since ls40 The non
nations Of Fillmore and Donclson by the Wing National
Convention at Baltimore have produced the happiest e
ecs ia this quartGrthey inspire fresh hopes and ncte
TO increased efforts among friends while they have
thrown damper upon opponents. Our friends in
other States rest assured that in Tennessee "thngs
going right" and that the State will certainly her
vote for Fillmore and Donelson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

DEsrH ExPosUsE-A woman named Julia Jones
found IN the streets Of Alexandria Thursday
ing apparently dying condition she carried 70
residence by and afterwards died The Coro-
nsr held inquest upon The body and u appearing in
evidence thst sbe the night before drunk
the spO, Ebere she found the jury returned verdict
nDeaih from imtcmperence and eIpo-nre."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

TIE FIRE AT MAcoS GA.-The fire which occurred at
Macon on the 22d inst, consumed every building lex
eopt wO the side OF the square, bounded by Null
and Cherry and First and Second Streets several
the west side OF the square. The following is list OF
the HOUSES DESTROYED of which owned by their
occupants, aud Others by different persons Dr. +. l..
roheckei- Dug Store Day Maussenets Jewery Store;
Pughs Daguerrean Gallery Clark Persons Provision
Store Gareys Boot Store John l.. Jones Go Cloth
ing Establishment Belden Co.. Hat Store Herman
drz's Segar shop Peter Jangser's Tailoring Estab-
hshmeut Baird Merchant TaIor's Store NJ. D. Barnes
Jewery Store c. A. Els Provision Store Washington
Hall Building Boardmsns Book Store Goodman's d. y
Goods Store Mrs. Audoun's Mlinary Agency Of Marine
Bank OF Savannah Agency sf Mechanics Bank Of Au
gista Offices of Drs Battle Pye and Matteauer John
Rutherords Law Office, and several other small build
ings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27
The Late whig Convention.

The results Of tAe delbcrs tons Of the Baltimore VIII,
Convention have carried qualification and joy the heart
OF all and loyal whgs throughout the Union The
Wing pres North and South East and West
have received them With every demonstration Of sasfac
ton, and spirit and enth have been awakened al
the land which goously suspicious for the
of Fillmore. and the triumph Of right views and
principles isnaticsm and sectonslsm We subjoir
the comments Of the New Orleans Bulletin which has al
ways adhered to the Wing party with mistaken fidelity
aud which 10 now able and ardent supporter
OF wing men and Wing measures:
''rHE Vino CosvKSroS.-The proceedings Tor rather
the result OF the proceedings have received
fled satisfaction the Old Line Wings Of this city; and
inspired them with renewed hope and confidence In the
nature Of things the emergencies OF the times de-
manded, and to accomplish the cardinal object OF the Con-
venton-the reorganization OF the Wing party-it was
mperatvcy necessary con6rm the nomination Of
the three electoral tickets before the people To make
nomination at ALL but leave the members OF the party
vote according their individual preferences would
have been the effective keep the party dis
uembered and disorganized. To adopt the Republican
ticket Of course out OF the question Mr.. Buchanan
also entirely exceptonablc for whom and
honest Wing could vote and still remain . Wing
"A sectional candidate is not the proper for the
Wing party, which knows no North, South, East
and West Its limits the extreme boundaries Of
the Unon and its nationality the essential element by
which il is be supported and perpctusted None but
National be supported by the Wing party
candidate Tor the Presidency Of the United States; and
be the standardbeaer OF the noble old party who
does keep step to the music Of the Union"
Willard Fillmore possesses in eminent degree all the
requisites OF National conservative President Honest
and patriotic he is acknowledged TO be by his strongest
enemies; wise prudent and energetic his successful adj
minisrAtion abundsnty eshes His attachment 10 Wing
principles has wavered tagged; no is much
Wing as he was when he Was the occupant OF the
White House; National when he approved the Com
promise OF 1885, and just and regardful OF the
rights of the South when he signed the fugitive slave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

=, . s:. s ::.s cs:s sssss
os &AA, .wsn.ss osssA- p-s,.sss. In ch-re,s sss.y,
s';aSs: = ,''.-s's e'e> :. 'As
s.y s.s, e =: ss, r ,s On . sss ' ~'' "
hM- k.s.-SA a, tbs dams. ,osss. As Of the Coal H.
= - :: .s ;. . s.. ..,': ::s
p'ivs.. @ssasAns and .m . divided
i@Sv.s.s: In As.-.r,. county. jams. ,'v..
b. s..a sas.s s s.S stock On
IN .ss .s end ci sss"ss. county ss..s.i IN n:
s ?, Hso sss.. ss:. 'G; ns', .S,,. Mort.
hama.
OF I III. A~.sis.n Hotel, sssoo CITY stock and seoo
ss,h SIDE Railroad soaas-si u oslosk By A l. Bon
.s...s-.a. psrvArs osvr.mas on REAL rsrArr
tn. -v.s. s, 81; s:ss::;y ..,..qs.
:sS q S'ss ssss ' Sss ADJOINING ''
Ds.... s.sl a.:lnF .s city On Tn north OF Leigh
Goo GO 4. sss s.s.
n. .s BY & and 200
Ar@ Of 800 shh barn. etc. near Williamsburg Aavd
r @ sS,s :, Vet
. s .ss e s. d: s
hoa. tobacco factory. ss aavt Of Norman.
Minor desirable Richmond
ssi q sso acres. county miles fon L,nehsorr
uit dwel mlea
city. Add ~ N. u. hAuudvr. tti.ol
ID. nanviis r.; sdv'd ~ W. Murray. asnito.l t0isl
Ten thoasAnd Of land kAnAuhA county.
country Whlg Of n. ". Price, Akt. ui&0.l
plantation Ding James river 10 Povhaan
ns 80 .sre With duing and various buildings Advd By
Wilson winffee UihO)
Farm RIVER below Richmond, containing zoo
sereA Sxoo e.arsd With dwelling. barn.
hberAis advd By u. 4 A. N1bO) Fl
Farm Of 400 Gloucester county river IN
Advd By q. ATOM .i o. L. .-HH .r 80
county, Mount Ary or Boyds 2s miles
from Rehmond 800 larrs dwelling barn. etc
See advt Of D. y. Williamson ltao0l
The Monument Hotr Of Grace
site Capitol square In this city Advd by
doidn Apperson lt22Ol .r..s 80
m,nd Bee sdvf Of g. 4 A. tto2sl
Farm Of $50 acres In Pouhssan with dwelling
Qf) .'r.III 80
Sulphur sprinss arssnbrisr county See .av
The farm called "seAford" Matthews county
acres which $50 IN arabic, y -
Goochland county, from Richmond called
Mount Bernard" containing Iso (d)
arm on james river In buckingham
willie. containing COS
An estate Hot,oway eoun.
tics 20 miles from Richmond. Advertised L.
tsf OF 90 half CLEARED Charles CITY ~ mile
nom Richmond (f) =
The farm prospect NM" Orange CO. on Kappa.
hammock river contains 800 and has facility
TO market Qf)
Valuable mill propeyiae T.li.trro mills Roctetts-s
rare epportnn y for investment ses advt of q. A.. FIJI
Two tracts In HALIFAX Glover on
ton, With dwelling Zee advt Of VIM. H. wootton. ul
tract OF about 100 Pittsyvsnla
the kchrnond and Danvls r. n,
Adv'd by wni Rsen. ltfl 81 a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

Miss AVA Van, the talented young prima donna, 10
connection With NINE Admit Signors Gisnoni and horelh
and tie distinguished pianist Mons Ssbaiier will Welt the
principal cities IN the United States aud Cnads during
the ensuing season
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

wgsr THfges Coso Toi0ns 81 our Fes gug.et eess
Phadephfa Preyeran on alae sai-
bath evening whist b. u certain church vas pfeaeg
hot political q s hearers not tukng ~ edhca
ton his When ihe conGegsio i'm
mrdl.tsly saiufsd hin snh I esioFm q hsssl" ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27
mauuIED,


A. ohs Church walkers Parish morning Of NJ "a 10
sau By Boydsn, Mr. gro. MACON, 20 Miss MILDRED
~ daaghter Of Dr. fhog W. Asrivetbe an Of Absmarle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27
RIonMoND MARkrrs, s.,,. gsr., ,s.c.
rME wEArHER. cRoPs. Ae

FRosrr wK,THKRThe
the Montgomery Herald,
table Wehave hal mid weather the
have fair specimen Of winter having
showed little Monday night" The Petersburg Inls,neer,
yesterday, There heavy frost in this vicinity night
before What effect w
unable but fs' viii be
The Lynebbarg Vnan that the Of JAek FROST
produeei among planters vicinity
crop had
"JaeA" w however, 10 be Ut and good
unrpe The already
one, hope Il farther diminished
crop county not
oufourh the usual average" We published
despatch yesterday. stating that all the tobacco that section
kneI frost, Wednesday night The
The tobacco crop very severely
Injured frost OF Tuesday night We
the produced last night but that the
good tobacco saved this nne manufacturing section, viii
be Comparatively SMALL
sroHn N Clasvie Tobacco Plane says
Saturday afternoon last portion OF Meckenbnrg county
visited by hall
swept Of the world Entire neds
ruins enough being len show the
The calamity really serious under
this entire complete
the have relied the ed, Of their
crops then bread This being
they le In unpleasant situation Much
tobacco destroyed, understand. promising.
TsE Harvest IHEaSD-The following extracted
monthly aseul,a al yOT, Of the Derry 1osS snd appliss 10
| generally
The harvest suaceny advanced to give pretty
The
the became the bghtng effects which tbs moist
had IL be safely
ted that the $4,000 additional which his Eneseney the Lord
recently this Ireland
all bring produce Of wheat
The which
Ia Look H. aud he s universally spoken
third Of yield Oats the other hand,
qualy and from the high
psce command, and the fact that this 10 the
Ulster the farmers WILL In all probability have anoth
probable season, eornaeds Potatoes win fall
short Of last years produee The sosth ha ceased a. too early
for granted hat those the ground
good, doubtful, should third
quantiy There hoveyer
1888 In north Of Ireland than required
for which they usually applied and large
quantities consumed by cattle In the spring o this
this opinions have expressed during
the three respecting thn but 'ud log Of The e
fleets this the has taken In
other believe will be likely out TO
Donegal hre Is want Of
hands york IN. high a.
be 81 the kingdom There
add fair days Tor fair day
work"
ToR,co CsoP OF Marlboro Gazette, noticing
The tobacco from other parts Of
the Union, speaks the prospects In Maryland
made inquiry 70 the quantity OF tobacco
Of this state aud assured that u l.
farin other places onehaf large usual Our
planters fully eaieuae thai the present prices will
b. fully sustained OF advanced next year"
THE BucE wHsar pa Examiner
parts and the adjoining counties the buck she
promising the cool moist Weather and the
fro the weather be desired gives hopes "
| unusually large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
orsrs ~ rxs wns. e.,'i- -, is54
xask L4ne kxprsss. d IN mt, n ~ resiss uths

- 80 -.
go g. -. =. 49, - -. - ~ -
','.'-n osfa .'.as. w ne pssesshs ~sA. Az
- o. nod ns,sr.si .v,ss m ss.~,ss N. ef
ssndiea Of the whes. asy x.rvd being ~ than
hastily Eoi IN hresh fs.rei rsn II shh hevsver there
~. ..ss - ssst.ns We crops
ssa, eh.rsei-rssis 81 the -.ss
especially The wheat out Of condition. does
~. ~" ssss W ~ ~ - me ca
many ceane- searcsy wholly
spt from s.s d.ssorsca tn. last s.mps IRON Men, and Vs.
cur, Jemspd ar M M 40 ,.s y. A.. .a.,,
finxs the u.ski, sas pesi too plainly
70 The s.h.sssisn o. 'h la. crop Of kns wheat, aud srs M
Ss, s.e,,p. ON sss,sss"ss ~ a., ms @ ~ ~ s,
rom the north Of iand Yield
~ ,s =. .nss ss'Fv " M ss.rsr ne
I'd already i've uss Of he ne. proass ana
that almost all producing countries
pa sssa N ne h.s, ~ % ysss mssns dsaesss yssd
hardly TO be vxpscs even with America. pny Po.ts. toe
have seriously eess sudden change NON exeesvs heat
N Ss asna n ,ss = ~ II. s%oSs so,
there; IN. tsspns quality Of ali apparently
~ ~" - ~, NE nAnie rvss nr
seesee nsIyes not being M hass not 30 rea
s,,s ain m INA An, ana rsSs M.
s-d Lsh to ss cheaper for Wheat
ne r.. I'M ir.,. -. M, =. much s> m. ,x.
spoken As very yr nnurnrd by An.
srshss and Ensh .dyes w.i.sios n. rspert cheap
lisa TO la per e~t, WHIT. la q. ia ei os a. 40 a, ~
Duena per br cheaper wheat Harley
The merchants OF harsees having ascertaned that the
sueieat consumption
beginning .usrv. III. eov.umsn through ,h.
local papers, repeal eorn-Iaus Indispensable,
least extension Of the Imperial decree which permits the free
Of corn and which v expire on The nr Of
Of
,par,, v,,hn an, ,.., ~ aDh. ,h,ouxh m. mar, az
a, IN =. ,,s,. No. A.. - !, a.. - =, -. -. ~ ss,
So sas sess s 49,. 'o' s.p0.aoa s"s.v ~
- ,.., :, - 800. - .a, :, - -. -, =. 80
Nm .,. - -. 800 ,~-..- - -. 49,, -, go,
.s.,., ~ -, - a, -.
. ~, -, - ',. !, -, J. r-' " NV %
.,.,-., -. :, -. a., 49,, :. = -. -, - 50 Po'
- -. "a ~. -, ~ -. ~, =. .,.1,..s No..
-. = 49, ,' ~
-, a. n.., g. ~,., $500 ,ss, s-...f - ~. s
"0 "e nssA 49, 'e"' so.su he" asAnos' oo' ouyefs
are lew and not Inclined 10 speculate
The Landau SHINING Iist s.xs thar eotton NAV NJ.
-fro " - ~
raised In any eeshuy In western africa Many bales nave oeen
imported Frouth
h.. been pronounced amer nv m. .hr 81 Co.
- =. a. :, :. n -, --.-,..-,,- -. r. s. ~, -.
m..se' 40 ~ " ~ :. s- LUG p0'.s"on nom
African Atlantic into the United
ending June 80 s amounted to OIL These
,. $500 :, - - - -, =. .-.u-
eons"' nanny o. 'P'ee' gums P~in o'' ~ne '.''"A
manufactory for Sugar refining has been established
a.. O.. ,--..,--- - - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-27

FURTHER rRoN Kansas TgRRrroRr-Gov. 0sary's Do
ings-The St. Louis Republican Of Monday has tho fol.
lowing news from Kansas r0ft
The David Tatum arrived yeste rdsy afternoon
from ST. Joseph She left that port "Wednesday last
AT Kansas she took board about $50 citizens OF Mis-
souri, who, in obedience to the proclamation OF Gov Gea-
ry, had given their military organization and returned
to Missouri. They principally from the counties OF
Howard Boone, Saline, Cooper and Frnkln Lawrence
in possession OF United States troops by whom
Lanes men had been made prisoners. Lane fed fr,.m
with the remainder OF his ragamuns and was
In Nebraska.
The train from Jefferson city last evening brougs,
down several gentlemen direct from Kansas They
passengers on the Aubry, and bring the latest From
Of them learn that the whole OF General Reds
force had bceu disbanded and had returned their homes
Gov Goay at Lecompton with thousand Unit. d
State troops, and determined maintain the peace and
execute the laws Under his orders ninety had
been taken prisoners at Lawrence The report Lane
and his band having He'd Nebraska is confirmed. They
said To have stolen property sufficient for them TO live
during the coming winter II they keep together
50 long.
There report last evening that several lives
lost each side Lawrence but this believed be
correct IL is very gratifying hear these tdngs, aud
know that the violence which has long prevailed in
Kansas is end Gov Geary began right aud a like
hrm purpose preserve law and otdr and punish all
offenders against it, will make lie aud property
secure in Kansas as in any State Of the Union.