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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31

WAsHfNGroN. Nav u.

WAsHtNGrON May 27.
SsNATG.-M'ssrs. SliI.ll aud Douglas oniad
'h. .1i.m.u.- r'u .aruin1 thrI ,n S.na.r- ..--
upuH li wished .o ur.veut false Injuries
.2u 90 .n country Hp,a Hisa.5lrrt GOV uIsa
".-r.r l-1s, .e contemplated a.-luiE The
#.'', -T.i d. .. uu. ls'N Summer was about
so. "4p.ra. 1r tua ims
Mr.. foombs denied that h. was near Brooks
at the um", but he told Brooks he approved of
wha he did.
Mr.. Butler said had he been present he would
have assumed all the responsibility taken by his
gallant relative. Not a single word which had
been quoted BY Sumner in application to him.
was relative to any thing which he said on the
Kansas question
Mr. W ade knew nothing Of the assault. but
his feelings were aroused when man was strick-
IN down and almost murdered A brave man
could not deteRd himself against such an attack
as that. II the principle announced is to pre-
vail let US come around for the combat Al
though you are four to one, am here to meet
YOU. man can die in no better cause, than in
defence of liberty Of speech.
Nj. Mr.WilsOn was sure Mr. Sumner did not wish
TO place Senator'S in false position there was
nothing in Summers statement inconsistent with
What was said by Slillell and DouglaS II, was
struck, and it was brutal, mHlcrous, coward
ly assault.
Mr. Blter. You are liar.
Mr. stewart called he Senator 10 order.
Mr.. ButIr apooszcd for words spoken in The
moment Of excitement
Mr. Wilson resumed, saying that when Mr.
Sumner was able to take his sat h. would be
'eIdy 10 meet the S'nator from South Caroline
anl Others in d=bnlmg hi; question, and answer
all assumptions Of superiority ..,r.. .r RI
MoNTPEAER, Nav 2S.
The Vermont American Stale Convention held
its annual spssion here yesterday. .-r #... .
Ryldnd Fletcher was naminated for Governor.
and James NJ. HaEa for Lieutenant Governor.-
Z solutions were adopted denonncing tha admiu-
istration, lpl proposing to unite wih N. r..
pnblicans IN Coagressionalan and Presilentiafesc-
tions l+ra 49,. --;.,-.-.-- -s .-.s .t,- s.r--r. 9
a The assarlt onAIf, .Snmnsr was RETIRED togih
strong terms, aud tbe HpuSf. OF Represenl latiyesl
.eatled upon to eXP'f Mr.. Bfooks.- ~ "a -
o., O. ,5.i,bE.{.Gfai IFH SOB GO ,E iu,
~NtJ$ several adyertlsemenis are necessarily
committed, to giyeToQm for the Kansas news. %
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-z9~J.S. Norton, Esq. has purchased the vacant
lots on Front street directly east of the Univer-
salian church, and The adjoining lots reaching to
the river; all of which is now beins improved
fenced, undcrdruined graded, surrounded with
shade trees, &c, &c,,-prparatory TO the cree
tion of a fine residence, which will probably
occur next year.
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nSPierce has signed the bill granting Iowa
lands to aid in the construction of Railroads
and has also recognized the government Of Walk
er III Nicaragua ;--one b-ing done to secure
Western influence for denomination, and the
other baing bold bid fol Southern votes. New
or before was the Presidential office 81 bas,ly
prostituted TO eleetioneeLing nmrpps-s.
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EJ- By telrgraphic report from Washington,
under date of the 2Sth inst, is state that Sen
ator Summers wounds were likely to prove fatal.
A violent fever had ensued, aud was fast taking
hold of the brain. No visitors were admitted
TO his room. On the 29lh he was more comfort
able, but visitors were not allowed to see him.
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A LAST REsoRr.-The Administration papers
are urging the removal of such Post Masters as
have the neghborly spirit 10 write the names of
subscribers 10 the New York Tribune on their,pa-
pers Look out, friend Powers, or the first thing
you know your head will roll from the block
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10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HART h scunrLELnS 3

HART < SCH0FlELDS s -. --ff.-
efand AoT batic, Gym lastic and Iniian :,
4 NJ P II [ T II L "A T. R =
Containing a great-r amount of Novelty Talent
and Artistc Skill, than has ever before been cor
cenjraed in one p,tab shment
GigeA an1er a L4rge Partition capable Of ac,
commod5ting $500 Persons.
First in splendor and attraction istl,e superb
Aciobatc Troupe in which the world renowned
LtoUa-FRANK PHELPS,
displays his comic originality, grotesque Gymnss-
tics, rich hum.T, ready repartee, genuine wit &c,
d., a well rs his superior skill in Posturing
Naulting, a-d those truly artistic displays with
his three Juveniles, in elegant groupinus an eX-
erciseS for which they are so highly celebral-
ed. Those .nfautile p;oliges, Masters WILLIE,
SAMMY and Charlie, the former TO- and the later
but years Of age, will exhibit Somersets, Flip
Flaps, Lion Leaps, dc, in a style unsurpa- sed
even by Older members of thnir profession. They
will also perform feats OF balancing, and comic
singing aud sentimental songs. The accomplish
ed and tsleuted dancer, Md s,les +. lsADoRE and
VICTORIA BsRNIs, will likewise appear in the char
acter5 Of Pau,omimists Fancy and Burlcsque
dances, and perform in such mariner as to elicit
The most unhuunded applause Of The audience.
There is Ii ewiSe connected with the above, a
Grand Indian Exhibition. composed OF
ChiJS Hforiofs, Sypa5cs and P0ppoosss.
from Nes- cf the Rocky Mpuut,ius consisting in
pat Of the -'ea iiapoo.I~ Chief O-k -YaN-aw
= h. Tia. most eloquent ind au Orator living. a.
si'lel by p"vO.a from The Nallsi pa Nation To-
erlh VITA e'r arriDr. 7rd ,vus. They viii
I.troiurr .hai uuna-1u-. iu'pr.. tin. crrym MICS
co4.. sting Foo raE Of their solemn ami 'ma..-, ye
burial U"-eIn.hIc-, mar. s.-e ceremonies, War
SONGS, war dance sc d
The Cnif O-k-yiw -wah, at each exhibition
will give description Of his country. the condi-
tlon of his Nation at the present time their reli.
gious belief regards the Great Srir t, futurity
&c will also exhibit almost every variety of In.
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NEW GOODS

lIE subscriber has received from New York large
and web selected a:sortrcut Of Goods ot srscy a.
scrTiioH. which he viii sell very cheap for cash &c
Dry Goods Of all kinds consisting Of Broad Cloths as
'imeres Nestngs, silk arts Prints lawns Berascs
Sinsbams Shestilgs, shiltugs, Hosiery, Gloves kid
ysle, &c. Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, and Ready Made
Clothing Hard"hre Nails at reduced prices Glass Ca
ble, Log and Tr,re Chains, Chop Axes. Z road Axes
Framing Chses, AuEers, l. CAS- aud I.atches Wrought
Butts Table CGuerg, Framing Squares, Hsud-sans Sc
Books < Stationery. Crockery--Whi Stone Rlle C-
ma. and Common Wares. observation-disclosures Tea Su-
gar saleratus Goldfish, Mackerel, Herring, I'll ur 90
Pork, Rice, Ginger Putty White Lead Bar Lead Pow-
der shot, Caps. Our stcf, Of Bounets Is superb RT-
bons Bonnet liuigs parpsOls, Sc. We ucnil to in
crease and extend ogr buailess' aud fpF ih purpose
will sell G0aGs rsryieo ard Keep rp g-,lar market
for the produces Of our country Those wishing good
bargains, would do wei 10 give us a call NJ. #
Perryshurg, Ohio. A. N THOMPSON .
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-ES- James Godwin-nat Park Godwine, of
the New York Post-and his man Friday, Gen.
HouSton--not the General who cowhided Cid
Bill Stansberry," of Newark, but the Perrysburg
General-are on hand with lots OF goods and pro-
visions. Give them call.
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NEW Ard CHEAP GOODS.
q & POW Ens

HANE reee7ed from New York and have for sale
chenp, At the old stand " GEO PowrUs Oh F.or;
street. Large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in Iurt Of Wcglen and Cctt5A Good, Of all
kinds GcoceEics Hardware, c rockerv Boots and Shoes
school Books ead Stationery, Nails. GIass ShuyeIs
Spades Chains, &c.i Hats, Caps Bonets Ready lIaie
Clotuing-h tine complete variety Of articles ;s,Iay
found in retail store. For rea fsyy rhese goots az
offered atunusual!y low prices. an persons desiruuS
nt purchasing will find 10 thcir M aulae 20 cali aud
examine oar stock before rury hasirs elsewhere
We -h it to be distinctly understood tlat t,r ~.,l,
merrhInable produce We act b. 17ia-rsoiIbvun
other establishment in the place In goods II the same
quality. We will at AL times pay thc highest market
Price N CasL for Wheat Grass seed Pork &c. md will
also Give in exchange for Goods Pruducp uf aiu,t
every Tl aud cash will not be- refused bat resolved
with joyild hearts and pleasant looks.
GEO. row .us. -.--....... ION. r..,rrE -
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- Jefferson ". robert NC(iill.
virtue OF an order to me directed from the court
- OF Common Ple0S OF wood county, Ohio, on the
Zsth Of June. A. y. 1866 between the hours Of 10 o.
ViotN A. u NH' ' '.|'. ' 3d.. fhe door of the court
h"i. I'm r- . I .sit, viii sell to the hirh-
-'. Dl''.T'H '..' ri''gfs the south east quar-
Ter "t SET .f. ...... aH- north of range clev-
ca e'... s'' 'n. '. H.s.u. rhs property Of Robert
ht.4'', al tI. -s.. Y. .I@ u'nirHr
Nav H' f--.-. ,.t-I &C. V 7 COOK Shg
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OTThe editor of the ottowa Register is ont
in favor Of the Spirtualists.
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as~The State Treasurer of Wisconsin is de-
taulter to the amount of 1872, 35S 81.
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NOTICE.

DROPOS.iLS VIII be received by ,he subscriber un
I'll July lSiG, for tuiliin. Schuul House in sinh
p',irct - . sud- honSe 70 he frame building 2Oft
lrnpa..s VII also be received until July Is56 for
,ahiug down art r,bUil4ug the School House in sub
iStrt N",H; sait house 10 be 20 by 30 f. The brick
ueuche doors Ne OF the old house 70 be used for ths
new Also. TO be flushed by the first Of October 1855
isn' AMI specifications can be by calling on the
subscriber. by order Of the Board Of Education,
.a... FsR. MILLER, Clerk
porrA .hnrs MlN Il. lSin-.lmr - N'
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war in Kansas.
Byrecent reports from Kansas it appears that
war has actually commenced
The facts, as reported BY telegraph, are truly
startling; and must Tause great excitement in
the minds Of. the people from all parts of the
country. The South has sent in large numbers,
with no means bf sup pior' and violence. sresor-
ted to. The following .peISsaPh explains This
feature of the ,.t eas9f--it is from the sanlusky
Hfsisler asa - tzs ~ - .sea aoossto
S'pngtei low begins toeomplain that the South
has sent HMM BplQHl's army nothing better
than SoWherh papPers, Fly Of them fell
short of funds AZ Kansas ity, ana Strinsflow
the n dese red, ay ing sfol N thousand dollars
of BufDrd!s money As these " emigrants are
now enrolled as militia, and equirpctwith U. s.
arms, BY Coy. ShGinon SlringlelIow may pos
sfbly e his pay back, from The service money
amt land warrants that will surely be asked for,l
1t rs at the mefcy OF such men that the Free
State settlers now ave. OH, ia Squatter Sover-
eignty;" what crimes are committed in thy
name U g. 3HE7 a' '+
We give below the elegrophic reports con
carning the destruction Of life and property by
The border ruffians.
,rl. CHrcAGo, May 26.
The Chicago Tribune pnblish-s an extra based
upon intelligence brought nv three men directly
from Lawrence FROM which we learn that com
pany of mounted Missourans made their ap-
pearance near Lawrence on Monday. They
were reinforced until they numbered over four
hundred. They bore flags and banners with all
devices except the stars and stripes of the Uni
ted States. During the forenoon the committee
of Public Safety sent a nOje to the Marshal at
the head ol this army assuring him that they
rt1slll lt9,a,lg
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IN the 2Sth day June 1856 att clock in the after
Onoon ot the door OF the Court House in Perrys-
burg Mood county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder. tho interest of Luman Bushnell deceased, in
the following real estate 10 wit :lot Number one IN
section sixteen 40 township FIVE 10 north of range
twelve, "a combining forty -s- CO acres more or
less, subject to the dover Of the widow Said preu,-
seS appraised at s32jO0 Terms Of sale made known
On the dSy OF sale, ~
,, LLIZ ADEIH 4. BiiSHNELd, Adm,rx.
May 20, ls'6--2wfsI sS
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SH'G Of Section 10, Henry TOygnsbaib,
M underIg Viii offer for sale at public auction
L Mt tie door Of the court house, in Wood COUNTY,
ohie. on Saturday, the 2Sth of June next, al
~ o'yiogk A. NJ the nnsold part OF section 16 town
y. of range 10 T., t ~. 80 :
The rnlt to be offered for sale is lots No. I2 and 49,
aud appraised rs follows; ' rs
Lyt No - containing 10 jSl00 Gcres. sI2I "a
" IL, 20 CG-I0U - i2I gS
1''7' --Ore twelfth part Of he purchase money 10
he paid al the time Of sale and tie balance in eleven
eGlU! auuua in-t'imeHts, with anHUa! interest No bid
IN bs euteTntned for less sum than the appraised
'aiue JAMES ". ROSS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood Esnnty,. I-' ~.
Per? shgrg. Mas u, lSj--iHG. Z . .r ..
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Stoves l,,sl Vim IYnvc.

Drown X HUNT have constantly on hand, Mt their
Drew and commudious store rooms east side Louis
ana Ayenne large aud we'll selected assortment Of
COOK, HdLLi BOA ~ PdRLOR ,SI'O YES. in
great varieties. Our stoves grcQf bauy Manufacture
aud nteriorto none. Painan1 Ia aniled TN WIRE
Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings. k s." a sW8I :
ar WHOLE SALE d. RETA{ID yr A
job Work and Repairing done on short notice Or
ders from abronh nrnrlrflN nttnndnd.n Ipnrr,s
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A Humnn Lid saved. =.

j. a. RHODES, ESQ. Dear Sir--A 8 took your mad
cIne to sell on consignment cure no pay take
pressure IN stating its effects reported Ine BY three
brothers who live in this place and their TESTIMONY Is
fair specimen Of all have received. =
W. ;. CoSKLlN told me- had taken o bottles Of
ChFlstes que Baam and continually run down while
using It nnti my lungs and liver eoIgested to that
degree thHtblood discharged from my mouth and bow
elssn Nmt all thous ht for ME to live
another chill. 1he doctors too did ali they could Es.
me but thought must die. Nothing did me aay yooJ
until got lthudess Fever and Agne Cure, which at
once relieved me of te dstress anausea at INV sor
ach aud pain in NY head ard bowels and produced n
permanent cure M 4 Short tiine'' - - =
H. VI. toNkL1S SAYS: Il al been taking medicine Of
as good doctor as we LaYe in county and taken
any quantity Of qiRine and specifies without any good
result tr'm -5t August 10 18th December But Seeing
how nicely Il operated on my brother got bottle OF
hhoDEs Fever SSp aGuE CuRE " hich effected per-
manent cure by using two-thirds Of a bottle" 80 : -
oNNLlN was not here, but both the other broth
ers say is case was tie same as u Ms, ioldthe nedi
cine Ia both the same day and the was asspeedy
from the same small quantity and mightso specify.
The above %o spoas t s Good sIdcf
ofno better tenor than the number Of rcates
have already published, and the still greater amount
that Is cqqtNually pouring in to me-. 'Ii
One Ting more. Last year had occasion TO caution
the public in these Words
~ n0ttse firm eho hire taks,, one of my general
crc'aL' Ra sa6stRated he name of their mostruu for
PqgPtiR ~hh the exclamation, Let The nropriefor Of
Gy oHSr fledici"e cay 1s mnrt If he aares,'" DC.
Now taie pleqs3re saying that the caution refer
i'" " VIC que Ehlsam" that
mentioned in the above certif tie.
There are several other industrious people who are
applying to rr POISONOUS tr sh all that publish about
my Fever AMI que Cure Antidote to Malaria except
the Certificates uf cures and the certificate of the ceei
rated chemist, Dr. james r. Chiffon, of n. Y. in favor
tis peri Guy uAkALtss quARAcTERwhich is attached
10 every bottle-These will awaysserye to distinguish
my medicine from limitations JAS A.RHODES
= ... -..t. Proprietor. Providence, RI
Barclay Bros; Perryshurl., PECK & IAmLToy and Tor
sale hy druggists generally [49In3
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Personal Property i'm Wood
1I COuHalTy,

There is quite falling off in the amount of
taxable personal property in this county since
the assessment Of last year. The following la-
BILE, showing the valuations of 1855 and 1856,
has been kindly furnished for publication, and
the facts exhibited will not fail to interest the
'oon''L Nss bs,a1- .,res .,l
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Law NOTICE,

I F.PRICE and 5, S,JEFFERSON' having associate 4
- themselves together for the purpose Of practising
law IN ood aud 9djpiHg counties win be found Al ali
ties during husiLe>, hours at their office in Perrvs
burg where they Win ready TO attend 10 apy IessI
bu'iueys that may be entrusted to their care, s'
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WASHINGTON UNION Insurance. Conn
w pany; CAPITAL $500, 200. .-.,
EnrcutDr's Notice.


NToTICBig hereby given that the subscribers have
~ beeu appointed and qualified as Executors on tho
estate Of David Lnll, late of Woodco deceased
All persons indebted said estate are notified to pay
their inebtedncs aud those who have claims against
The sans Notified to present them duly authenticated
ELoulsA LADD- OF 4.pss,
. -.-s %. ~ GEORGE POWERS, : Executors.
l. c. -5g.. f, DPECK, ''3
May 10Th Is5G--lwa a.. "G.Fls's HrE-I IS
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J. R. sTAFFORD's OLIVE TAR
For sale hy PECK & HAMILTON.
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(ANhiNG NOfICE.--The PERRrsBuRG BAy
~ Is now open and prepared to discount short busir
paper buy and sell Gold, Silver. and Eastern Fxcba,
"nd transact other business in their line interest
on dme,leposiis. US. NORTON C.sb,i,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
IMPORTANT FwON1 KANSAS.
WIZ inMnr,ss,s. 6.

Excitihg sccno In tIle U. 5. scnnte.
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NC-5" Several 'alyertisemenis are -necessariIy
'mmired' to giSyseiiro9m for the Kansasiuews. o
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a. s. ST. LOUIS, MAY 81.
The Republican Democrat is full of Kansas
letters to-day, from which the following adli.
tioaal items relative to the attack on Lawrence
Iare taken.
The DomOcat's correspondent says stores and
dwellings indiscriminately were broken open
and robbed.
One nam namcl Johnson had two thousand
dollars IN drafts, checks, and land warrants Ia
ken from him. and Col. TopIilTa appointed Col
oncl of the Militia BY Shannon last fall was
iblydisposSrssedby heeommission ofprivate
papers, watch and money, amounting to $500.
trunk also broken OPEN clothes carried off,
House and Library belonging 10 Brown, editor
of the Herald were set FIRE to twice but was ex-
tinguished by the citizens.
Republican learns through information given
by Col. Beaverton that on the % | two hunlral
Free State men had collected at Lawrence gar,
rlSon at franklin gone, and the town probably
attacked by If1c state mnu on the night of the
23l. 1t is understood thai Shannon will oriera
hundred United States troops stationed at OS4.
walonir, hundred at Llwrnc', and d hundred
d; Top ka.
A. Omwa'onjc Ju'4. Cato of District CoG1r
had been prev ut.J holding court by lhr~ats aud
violence 70 Grand Jury. from Flc, State men.
Judge Flin passed through LeuvenworJh yes
teIday, on his way 10 Georgia.
CHrcAGo, May 2S.
There was an immense gathering of all par
ties here last evening. at the public square, to
consider the destruction of Lawrence and the
attack on Senator Sumner Speeches by J. ~
Arnold, +. C. Larned, J. c. Vaughn, and others.
Resolutions were adopted expressing sympathy
for Sumner and determination to resist the inva-
sion of Kansas to the end Meeting adjourned
to Saturday evening to adopt plan of immedi-
ate organization OF a force to scue Kansas.
Hon. VIM. B. Archer publishes a letter in the
al 4 .
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= = --I.-| -Sf.L0UIs. Nav 27th.- =
From an extra issnel from rda Kansas City
Enterprise 0fiire 22nl, received here this even !,
ing we learn Jones took k-bhts twenty man III
Lawrcnce and al his demand Pom oNsnrrend7r-
ed all rifles and canuons h. coulA g9tawhiGh'
were stacked in the street. Jones tlen request,
Ell Ei lgr to give his furniture from hotel. he
decim and the posse entered and carried masl
Of il into th S; reef. Jones gave cxpress ofslers
no ptivB tespnlerty should b. inutAd. and par-
licuiariy Robinson's house shoulI. not be touch
Hed alier portion Of the possN hat left, How.
ever the house was burnil during the excite
mrnt, one man was shot and another accident
ally killed by falling bricks from the Hotel walls.
Jones gave Pomerov rec, ipts for all riffs and
cannuns surrendered by him.
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q, SLOOP SWEEPER - McCOLLEY
IN - MASTER; viii ply between peyryebnr,,
m \ AMI Toledo the ensuing season
s-s=.s==-2 F2s freight and passage, apply to B. F.
= lioliister Perrysburg; or nolIister & Coltor
AWehp' .. .. r.H| IMae "a, IS5e-ImCs'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
Latest News From Kansas.
Sheriff Jones is deadl Harper, another

Sheriff Jones is dead! Harper, another pro-
Slaoery man aSsasstnaiedN
S. J. Jones, Sheriff Of Douglas county, X.
T., basely assassiuated by cowardly wretch
instigated by the traitors of Lawrence, is
dead! We also learn that the abolitionists
have inhumonly assassinated another pro-
slavery man named Harper. Anarchy, and
indeed civil war now hovers over that I'M
happy territory. Through the instigation
of Reeder and Robinson, and other leaders
of the rebels of Kansas, no man, woman or
child--not of them-is safe from the balls
of Sharp's Rifles or the dagger of the mid
night assassin. This state of things cannot
long remain. Either law and order must be
established or the reign of terror is firmly
fixed Platte Argus, I'd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
The Imported Maltese Jack,
BOSEE,

n WILL make his third season in the United
WHM States at my Stable, a miles north west
asA-G OF Arrow Rock, on the road leading to
Miami, and will be permitted TO serve jennets at
$25 for jack colt, or $50 for jennet colt Pas
tuIage furnished jennets free Of charge, and good
care taken OF them, but no responsibility against
accidents.
Description.
BosEE is beautiful black jack, with mealy
nose and belly; will be 5 years old this spring, is
Ia hands % inches high, with fine length and large
bone, and is decidedly the finest jack in the State.
chose him in preference to larger jacks as he has
more style and action, and had proven himself one
of the best breeders in Kentucky. For proof Of
which have certificates from respectable men
which will take pleasure in showing to all who
may call to see my jack.
Bosee was imported TO the United States by
Thomas Hughes of Fayette, county, Kentucky, in
1853. 1t is well known fact that the Maltese
Jacks are the best breeders to their size that we
have, as all our largest jacks are directly or indi-
rectly descended from them. The reason why they
out breed our Jacks is because they are not pushed
as we push them, and consequently are more ac-
tive and have better constitutions. Bosee is not
related TO any jack IN the country, therefore il will
be best 10 breed to him, as il will not be breeding
in and in. / would advise all who have good jen-
nets and wish to improve their stock, to call and
see my jack before breeding them.
intend giving silver cup to the best colt of
Bosee's get; the colts to be shown in the fall of
1857. tapril 10,-2m. G. BROWN