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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
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Who is there who has read the truthful
narrative of the cold blooded martyrdom
of r. P. BRowN, at Easton, week ago,
whose blood has not almost CONCEALED in
his veins, on account of that outrage on
a defenceless individual by band of
brigands from neighboring State? Had
the case been reversed Had it been
Free State residents of Kansas who
made a foray into Missouri and chop
ped prominent citizen of that State
in pieces, Heaven can only tell what the
end would have BEEN
&c Were Brutus,
And Brutus Antony. there were an Antony
Would rutfie up your spirits. and put tongue
In every wound of Caser, that should move
The stones of Rome to rise and mutiny."
Freedom has three martyrs in Kan
sas, whose blood cries aloud from the
earth for redress. Their names will sur
vive them, and will fill a conspicuous page
in the history of the Territory, and gath
er luster with each succeeding genera
ton; while those who have been instru-
mental in causing their deaths,--an
the Stringfellows. an Eastin,
and kindred spirits. will only De remem-
bered with disgrace. The historian has
only to gather up complete file of the
Leavenworth Herald, and the Squatter
Sovereign, to compile from their own
productions narrative which will place
them aside of the most Infamous char
acters which figure on the page of his
tory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
biographies wanteai

That the names of CnARIEs W. Dow.
TnonAs w. BARBER and R P. BaowN
may occupy their true position before
the world, and that the historian of Kan-
sas may be enabled to know something
of the history of each of those sAkrERs
10 rsEEDon. we propose that persons
having the requisite knowledge write
out biographical sketch of their lives
for publication in the HEEALD OF FREE-
DON Who will commence the work,
and that Immediately?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
"a Forgery"

The Washington papers pronounce the
letter of Secretary WooDsoN inviting the
Platte County Rifles to come to the assis-
lance of Jones, base forgery. We hope
Congress viii send for persons and pa
pers, and submit the facts of their find
ing to the country If that is "for-
gerry" we hope Woodson viii make or
exhibit at an early day the genuine docu-
ment.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
Gov. shannon.

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post writes that Gov. Shannon of
Kansas is shortly expected at Washing
ton, and that he IS also expected TO resign.
He adds that representative of the peo-
pie of Kansas-by which We presume
he means the Border Rufians, is already
st Washington to solicit the appointment
of Woodson. the present Secretary of
State, in Shannon's place. aIena Gas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
r. Messrs. HuSr are making =

H Messrs. HUM are making ar
rangements to get their mill into opera
ton again as soon as possible. We under
stand they have purchased one of the
boilers belonging to the Hartford, which
was burned in the Kansas river above
this point last fall, and have got their
castings from Independence to re-supply
those destroyed by the explosion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
More Violence in Kansas-several per-
sons Killed.
WEsTos, Mo-, Jan. 10.

More Violence in Kausas-Several per-
sons Killed.
WEsToS, No., Jan. 10.
A battle occurred last night about 12
o'clock, at Easton. K. T., between aboli-
tionists and pro-slavery men-the former
making the attack. One pro-slayery
man named Cook was killed and several
wounded. Also several aboltionists
killed and wounded. An abolition COM
panY from Lawrence was on the ground
commanded by one Brown, who is said
TO be urging them on to other acts OF yio-
lence. It IS feared the war has again
commenced, and is an infiammatory APP
peal to the people to rally at once. 1t is
thought that the difficulty originated
from the freesoil election on the 18th inst,
and is regarded as another move to get
up a civil war in Kansas.
The above is the character of the tele-
graphic dispatch sent over the wires
East few days ago, giving an account
of the late outrage and brutal murder
alb, the martyrdom, for freedoms sake Of
poor BRowN!
The "abolitionists" are charged with
having made the attack" The facts
are, the "attack" was made, the first
firing commenced, and all the violence
was committed, by the pro-slayery men,
though the battle was fought by some
fifteen Free State men to over thirty pro-
slavery men. The former with the aid
of single Sharp's rifle, and a few COM
mon implements of defence, held their
sssailants at bay, and maintained their
ground. though double their own num-
bers were brought to bear against them
The "abolitionists" spoken of were
mostly persons who had emigrated from
Missouri; butwho had become disguised
with the outrages of the people of that
State, and were determined to aid in
building up a new State which would not
be controlled by similar influences.
Poor BRowN was represented, and be-
lieved by many to be the editor of the
HERALD OF FREEDOM, and his brutalmar
tyrdom was undoubtedly owing to this
fact. Many of those concerned knew
better, but it was an easy matter to im-
pose falsehood on drunken, infuriated
mob, to increase their brutality. The
wretch who commenced chopping him
to pieces first enquired if he meant al
he said. Brown replied that he did; thai
he was not in the habit'of expressing one
opinion and entertaining another. "Ther
by Cd take that" was the response o.
the ruffian, and blow after blow with the
edge of a Ratchet in his head, with bow
ie-knife in his side, and kicks followed
in quick succession; and the border
pro-slavery press, telegraph reporters
and men in high position endorse it, and
frame an apology for such wickedness.-
When will a kind Providence interpose
an Omnipotent arm to prevent such
outrages upon civilization? AS we said
last week, the end must come, butt evi.
IDENTIFY can be seen only beyond sea O
blood.
Regarded as another move to get uI
a civil war; There is no doubt it was
so intended by the movers in this trans.
action, and if they can possibly force il
upon the country they will do SO. Nc
persons were better qualified to tell the
object of renewing the war than those
who sent the dispatch East. But lei
them "hurry up the cakes" if they
choose.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

~ We neglected 70 mention. as we
should have done several weeks ago, thai
the boiler ofthe EN-. Aid Co.'S steam saw
mill in this place, has broke in two, and is
thus rendered Yalueless for use. Prob
ably it will be replaced by new one in
the spsing.
This leaves US but one saw mill in
working condition, and that is froze up
in consequences Of the prosrscted cold
weather.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

~ Read the proceedings of the
Printers Festival. on the 4sh page of
this weeks issue. The Reporter, who
was also participant in the festivities,
has accurately and particularly recount
ed the proceedings of the OCCASION
Next year we hope the Festival will be
held in more commodious room, and
with larger number of guests.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

H Reports from the East are of the
most fattering character in regard to as
sistance in case of further invasion. The
whole North is aroused to action. and
men and treasure are being rendered the
people Of Kansas on every hand.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

- Congress had not organized at
last advices from Washington, and there
seems but little probability Of their do
inc so.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
No Lumber in Kansas.

II those who listened to the reports of
returning pioneers last spring, that there
was ''no timber in Kansas could see
the large logs brought by Mr.. GROVER
to one of the mills in town the other day,
measuring FIVE feet in diameter, and cut
ting three twelve feet logs from the same
tree, and the smallest measuring four
feet in diameter, they would conclude
there was but little confidence to be
placed in similar reports. tits true there
is not an over supply of timber here !;
but if what We have wasequally divided
among the settlers there would be enough
for all practical purposes for many years,
or until another crop can be grown.
~ Major ROBINSON, young gentle
man of progressing appearance, who
distinguished himself during the late
war, and who received a Majors COM
mission for his gallantry, died in this
city OF Wednesday night last, from a
fever induced by exposure during the
late war Mr.. r. was elected member
of our State Legislature from the Tecum-
sch district, on the 18th ult. He was
from Wellsville. Ohio, and member of
the l. o. of Odd Fellows of that
place. Several ladies of the place had
just taken him in charge, resolved to
save him, if possible, to his country and
friends; but the disease had gained too
permanent foothold TO be relieved by
their kindly attentions.
The body of MAJ. Robinson viii be in
TERED on Sunday, the ed of Feb, at
O'Clock, p NJ. with military honors.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

they generally have ste appearances oil
BEING the righf sort of Deopie. Business
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

Iowa Point Preeinel, a the house Of
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26

s S: who has, ct great expense. completed
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-26
49, hNE.

SAM. C. SAIrH, Sec'y.
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The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Pubiico
EVERY mother box in the house handy case
Of accidents to the chdren' Reddngs Russia saiye Is
Boston remedy thirty years. standing and is recommended
by physicians and speedy cure for burns piles,
bois cors ons chblans and old OF every Kind or
Sores ulcers Itch scad head nette RASH bunon sore
nipples Recommended by nurses whtiows sues testers lea
bites spider stng limbs salt rheun scurvy sore and
lips nose warts and flesh wounds it most val
remedy cure which can be testified to by thousands
who the city Of Boston and vicinity Tor the last
thirty instance will this save do an injury or IN
terrere with PHYSICIANS prescriptions. 1t is made from the
materials from recipe brought from Russia-ot articles
growing the proprietos have letters from
classes clargyme physicians captains nurses ana o
ers hohave used themselves and recommend it to others
Redape Russia Salve put large boxes stamped onthe
cover with picture horse and disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price, Is cents
box. Reddng & Co. For sale by j. Wright Co.. y. "
Wondu,aa and all druggists fel4 eod6m&W
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Prof. .W0zas.s

G. e r M A N FLY PA r E ESr
For the sure and certain destruction of Il
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS. BUGS MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public asa
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests to all HOUsEKEEPERs AND FA-
MILES,
It is perfectly simple Safe yet and certain IN It's
on There likewise danger TO be apprehehded from me
insects poisoning anything they in contact With after
leaving the paper possesses great advantage over all
other posons being liable to be thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which Of almost daily occur
renee
1t can be hung the walls of the in the window
ot of the reach Of little fear need be
hcnded of its ipjuring them.
For sale, by the qure single sheet. by '1=
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street
where full directions will be given for its use y7 2plm
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Water Coolers.

Removed f! Removed :!
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pins constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market. .
:. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
spARKTJNtz and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
R R ID ES: n.
SAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1885, 1875 and 1905 and other
brands
w III i S K Ys
OF all descrptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER. in pints and quartz
:. Also.
On hand my usual of the best WINES and III.
OUORS the Market which will BIO sold on as reasonable
terms as any other house in the city
SEWELE 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2ntf No. II Royal street.
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nsy-By virtue of the powers with vshis

nB-By virtue of the powers with which
ns invested by Supreme Of the Republic Of Nj
caagua as per deposited and recorded in the oceo
W. Chrisy Esq, Notary Public have constituted and ap
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and sHADRACR F.
the sole agents said Republic for the
Of fectjur loan and Of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same. l$E2as14 al
They are fully accredited to that effect and have alone author
ty hereafter to obligations and contract for Nicaragua
iv9l n i D. DE GoICoURIA. l.
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Il GRoc aIessrs. j. H Carter s Co., corner Of
Common and Tchoupit streets, in another column
invite the attention of purchasers to very large
and superior stock Of groceries suitable for families
steamboats,, hotels plantations and country dealers
From the extent of their business they are enabled to
offer every thing in their line at very reasonable
prices Their operations being on large scale, they
4 can supply themselves cheaper than those doing a
limited business, and can consequently sell on better
terms. We commend their advertisement to the at
{ tention Of purchasers
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Rusa1. BA Our Advertising columns give notice
that Rural Ball will be given at the Carrollton Hotel
Gardens on Saturday light next, under the manage
ment of number Of well known gentlemen Of the
city. by consulting the advertisement. it will be
seen that facility Is osred for reaching CARROLL
tonnnd for returning to the city Gentlemens tick.
ets may be obtained 1T the Hotel our
young friend Pondex ter, at M p Commercial Place.
4 Our present purpose Is to return thanks to the
polite iii person On Saturday night nextat
lie ball for their courtesy in sending US invitations
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N9rChoIera has become one OF INC pfevsuf-
ing diseases land well as foreign countries This be
ing univ ra fact precauon should be taken in regard TO
dat during the warm weather. and view Of the beneficial
results in the of Dr. j. Hoseers Stomach Biers last
season. in city, we'll elsewhere would advise all to
procure supply family aud use it as per directions on
the bottle When this is done much sickness can be
leas this experience of the past which can be- and 10
testified to by thousands For ssle by o. o. Woodman Co..
corner Of Magazine and Common Streets and John Wright
Co. 81 and ISL Chartres street. jylS 6t<Wf
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H xHN.

On wednesday morning. at quarter before o'clock, Miss
ADELE FIELD aged % years and months only daughter Of
the late MI. and Mrs. James HI Field. veal tt43H
Her funeral will take place This Morning, the oath irs at
O'Clock from the residence of W. H Yredenburgh No ISL
Espanade street The relations and friends of the Dnboug,
Field and yredenburg families respectfully invited to at
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a Gruaaes Dress sOta'ee
Nm WILL Be GIVEN ny THE
Officers Of Howard Lodge No. "a, y y. Y. y.
Al THE LAKE TERMINUS Of THE oARRo 1[I''

Az THE LAKE TERMINUS or THE CARR BOLTON
AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD,
$# On Ttsesday Evening, August III IN ls
The proceeds thereof devotedo the and
Fund Of said Lodge. 4
The entire floor Of the Hotel has been engaged py
Committee, d MAGNIFICENT BAND secured, and every
made render this the most
given during months on this side me laket
Gentlemen dessng Ladies' 70 SEND
their residences to the Board Of Managers VINO
will meet every Monday and Friday previous to INC
Ball ssSgiy$ VII 8Be 59$&
No Lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the Board of Managers, t IT #
Atran of cars has engaged to leave the Lake or te
City az o'clock Al NJ Wednesday, ct which hour we
Bali will terminate. .$isi VI. } y
Genemen Tickets So 80 each to be had Of either Of the
Managers Tickets will be sold ut the Lake. money
ceved at the door. SS y553$ IA E s5$
IA SS MI ans ers. I5@9S $$$E
1T. D. vANHoRN, DAVID MOORE, s
E&R, s.. KEAGHY, ~ HG II. SHoTWEII, -
| "a DESOLA, AJosEPH WAGNER n
SAMUEL. HARDY, 5easE4 NEWTON RICHARDS, 4
| es,- NJ. L. MACAUIAY, s%.5s, II
xFloor Managers and Committee Invitation and Arrange
ments. ,......a -l-EsrsE5 go -ss5s e.
~ For the accommodation Of the company special train
of cars will leave Tvo Circle for the Lake at o'clock the
| evening Of the Ball. 5a,.4 - 3y2l Up
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MAroRALry OF New q ORLEANS, :

isF City Hall, June %, 1856. )
asy- Notice Is hereby given, that from and
after the first day July next there will be kept at the
Mayors Office between the hours of o'clock, NJ and
O'Clock P. NJ n COMPLAINT BOOK, for recording com
plants of municipal abuses of all kinds. + = a.s
The undersigned, Mayor invites all persons to aSai! them
selves of this mode of communicating to him al violations Of
the city ordinances all nsanees and deeetion OF duty
on the part any the officers of the city, as is hsnenon
legal in his to cause the laws to be ell
forced and the public interests protected.
iEAr&E ,s ~ CHAS M. WATERMAN,
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Grand Concert and BdW,
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF o-l
WEMs- IA. 81 u H4-a4NHSNA ,
IN THE LOUISIANA HOTEL,

IN THE LOUISIANA HOTEL
Opposite ST. llafy's Market,
ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS,
July 26 and ~, 1856.
The Manager the pleasure Of announcing that he has en-
arrangements for the appearance on me ABOVE even
;nes of celebrated delneators of ETHIOPIAN Ell
CENTRICITY. the renowned
SABLE BROTHERS,
Who will be supported by complete md powerful Orchestra
and other attractions great merit will be presented
p7Fa Ball to commence at 10 o'clock
Bi- TICKETS-Sl EACH admitting q Gentleman and TWO
ladies NAV be had at the and Of the Committee of Man
Rgement. Js-f @psu
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The Nashville Patriot, Of tho sth inst, says that
The bottom Of the Cumberland river seems to be am
bilious 81 showing itself There mas only l6 inches
of water on Harpeth shoals.
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Col. Jno.I Stephens a worthy and prominent
eitzenof Ila Grange, Gas and half brother 10 Hon.
Az II. Stephens Of that State, died suddenly of apo
plexy, at his residence on the 10th inst
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The statement made BY the New York Commits,
sloners Of Emigration shows the number Of emgrants
that have arrived at that city from the LIST January
last 10 the 18th inst, DO 656, being less
than had arrived at the same date last year
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SIS Long Pass GE. One Of the New York packets,
she ship Atlantic, reported below last evening in
fifty days passage This ii q very long time and
proves tfat calDis and head winds have prevailed
However IL IS better to arrive in fifty days than not
ardiiyl nj 81
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ia sia4 III ty sariny ne staassr, aaho desire
~ III n hare Il tons
~ a,d "a
\ sss;s III pisE oJiee. Ne. 10 Camp Sss
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TO .Nscua'ageso .Eaaetgr@1ets.

COL MoNCosAS will leave for Nicaragua on the 7th OF
AUGUST with Company Of Emigrans Persons wishing to
emgate will please apply at the Office No. l6 ROYAL street.
Immediately. jy24 2ptf
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rWe inmates ef tile Rochester tN.Y,) house Of
refuge attempted to burn it down on the 10th inst
The fire VAS however, discovered and extingpshed
before It hd time 10 do great damage, The boys
Who committed the deed were detected and placed in
confinement
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A substantial English cable, connecting Martha's
Vineyard with Boston, was successfully laid on the
10th inst. lby the Cape Cod Telegraph Company,
and the line is now in good working ORDER connecting
at Boston with the lines of the American Telegraph.
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The net earnings of the Central Ohio Railroad du-
ring the month of June last amounted to $52,220 &c.
This shows an increase of 220 Sc over those Of the
month Of May and 1920 IS over April.
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The Albang Statesman estimates the number Of
Fillmore papers, ii The State Of NeW York, at over
fifty. Not one Of them, IT adds, has deserted,
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Magical Eat,. Extractor

There never has been discovery made in Maera Medlea
whereby pain can be quickly allayed ana Whefe an "
Mon State of Inflammation can be so readily reduced to the
natural state or where wounds sores can be SO
and rapidly healed decsyed parts restored whoa. ee
scnr or defect ,han with DALLEYs MAGICAL PA1a EA'
TRACTOR.
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT g. CO.,
iy2l MoWsFr q aud ISL cheEtFes street.
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AYrs. Eliza Mcfarland, wife Of Dr. ]. s. Mcfarland
this city, died in Newark, j., on the 18th inst
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jy2i MOVIE
Or. Samuel reynolds.

oFFIcE-No. lis sGRAyIER STREET. NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALDEAp, WRITE SWELLING SORES aAo
ULcsRs of every description 1aol spiy
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There is a Fillmore and Donelson Club of six hun
dred in Toledo Ohio, and large numbers are added at
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Cor Moaoo sAs,---As will be seen by referring to
al advertisement in teays Crescent, the gentleman
whose name heads this notice NIL return to Nicara-
gna on the 7th Of next month. As Col. Moncosa is
an officer in the Niearagnan array, and thoroughly
18th the country, Wishing to emf
grate have d favorable opportunity Of obtaining in
formation concerning it The Colonel can be seen al
No a6 Royal street. up stairs any hour during the
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soddgea.y, Harness and 1sessahs'

S09dyes.y, Harness and TRUNKS.
The subscribers have lust received full supply Of English,
French and American
SADDLES,
NOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stock OF both SIM
GLE and DOUBLE
EH "a M nR e. - So
rs. NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
sanly on hand complete assortment OF Ladies ana dene
mems SOLE LEATHER
zI2 CZ1ESS,
and other articles in their line TO which they invite attention
WING MAC HINES,
With all the late improvements. eo "-
les 2ptnl 81 stsChafiess Heet.