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4 ROCERIES.-
SE 5000 bags prime Rio Cofce-drect importation
1850 mats Java do
800 bags Santos do
200 bags Marcabo do
300 half chests Green Tea--fnest importnd.
700 casks Hibberts, Stout aud London Porter.
300 casks Scotch Ale;
100 baskets lledsiek Wne
80 packages Heunessey, Otard and Goddard Rrond,
most of il high cost--for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
ian 21ts pioh,aonn,
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Grand Council. of the Philadelphia platform and
particularly Of the 18th seciion-insiruoting the
delegates TO the National Convention from Viz
ginin. TO resist any and oil attempts 10 alter or
modify the 18th section. and TO vote for the nom.
ination Of no candidate for the Presidency or
Vice Presidency, who will not pledge himself 10
stand to. and abide by. the intent and spirit of
the said secton.) The last resolution is in
these words
Resolved. That this State Council hereby ten-
ders its sincere approval to those gallant Ameri.
can members Of Congress who. prescribed by
their party associates. and assailed by their enc
mics. hive maintained their duty 10 the Union
aud the rights which it guarantees. as above all
considerations of political or personal advan.
tage.
The adoption of these resolutions was advoea-
ted by Mr.. Burwel; Mr.. Maupin opposed the
adoption of the two first resolutions pending the
discussion the Council adjourned to Saturday ut
10 o'clock when. rs no quorum appeared, "A
further adjournment ordered TO O'Clock, i.
NJ
SATURDAY, O'Clock
The report Of the committee to nominate off
GERS Of the Council for the ensuing year, was adj
opted by reclamation as follows
ron PRESIDENT;
ALEXANDER II. H. STUART. Of Augusta.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY. January 10 1857

SAItRDaf, JanuhIy 10 Iooo
NORTH AND SOUTH AIR LINE RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Watson, the Committee on
Ronds, DC, was instructed to inquire into the
expedency of u States subscription to the North
and South air Line Railroad" passing through
the counties Of Northampton and Accomac.
BANKING.
On motion of Mr.. Christian, the Committee
Banks was instructed to inquire into the exped-
ency of re organizing the existing Independent
system of banking pursued by the old banks of
the State.
On motion Of Mr.. Parsons, the Committee on
Banks were instructed to inquire into the expe
diency of establishing an independent Bank at
Romney.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas. of Warren, the
Committee on Banks was instructed TO inquire
into the expcdiency of abolishng the Office Of
President Of Branch Banks and that the duties
Of the Office be performed by the Cashiers.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions Of inquiry, &c. were introduced
adopted and referred, viz
BY Mr.. Howell: OF incorporating the Roam
oke Copper Company Of Virginia; by Mr.. Deane:
OF incorporating the Trustees of Springfield
Cemetery in the county of Campbell BY Mr..
Dabney: OF incorporating Savings Bank in the
town of Ca Ira. county of Cumberland. BY Mr..
Cabel OF increasing the compensation of the
Prosecuting Attorney of the city of Lynchburg.
INTEREST ON GUARANTEED BONDS.
The House took up the order of the day being
the bill providing for tho payment of the inter
est due the bands of the Chesapeake and O.
ho canal company, guaranteed by the State.
The bill was explained by Nv Garnet, passed
unanimously and sent to the Senate.
NORTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Borcman the House took
mp the bill relieving the Northwestern RAILROAD
from certain restrictions, and made it the order
of the day for Tuesday next.
On motion of Mr.. Byrd, tho House adjourned
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Carriers connected with this Office have
sell otherwise dispose papers deliy
them regular subscribers. No papers
their possession for other purpose
Bakers Premium Rister- continue TO be a great
blessing alternating the sick their
long surings At this of the family should
use II preventative.
Messrs. Strother g. Whitehead, aud Stabler &
Jones. I-ynelburg and by Druggists generally.
HANOVER Va, April 18th, 1854
This is certify thai have suffered for three
with pain in the left side and the pain at times
that have had = many physicians with a time,
but cured until commenced the BAKENs
PREMIUM BIrrElss. which, am happy has
turned since commenced the of them have been using
them various diseases family the last four FIVE
years have them fail general relief
confidently recommend them be the best family medicine
In ljan 9l-i2w DAVID WOOD.
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ScroiIa. ScrOfU la.This be dreaded of all the
diseases be radically and speedily cured
by Or L. b. Wrghts "Serofuous Andote" This is matter
that interests the whole community the fact that
families wholly free from in shape lis forms
various almost the constitutions 1t affects the fatal
of which is consumption Reader has most positively been
cured and is being cured day by the of Scrou
ous Antdoie' alone Testimonials of the convincing
character before you, from who would lend their
nothing but what known to be the sacred truth
aud they ask them personally and satisfy
selves Nothing be ascertain than this
fact. We leave reflect and ask you friends
afflicted with this disease in form See advertisements
IL
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS,
T,nTsTEE,,s sALE OF vAaUAnLE p.,


YNuusTEE's SALE Oh vAEsARrp -
Il SoNAl PROPERTY truser in . - sER
made by George g. Cufe the 18Th ,lav of - 81 TINS
100 wi sell at public aneiion al the Pie,lmon, u
the suburbs OF Ifnrhhnrg, on TIT RSDAY the ptl IS
present month, the following property conveyed 81 s
towit large quantity OF building Lumber al deed
implements If various kinds, consisting of Uav
Shelters Hay and straw Cutters Flows Ustra. Con
Chnrns Wagons Culyatofs and varons Other -, 'set
TERMS or SALE-For all Sims e $50 and rn3'tfe
all sums Of 500 90 days, and over Slo0 cash ,r
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed 'iealt viii
Jan fct2ith jan JESSE j. sAIMovS ~,
bsGstpO8cment
In consequence Of the inelcInencv of Tho ya..,
sale has been postponed until THURSDAY The above
2J-ct3lst JESSE I SAI inst.
NOI1CE.-NegrOes for Salc.-WuI r.. -,
highest bidder NJ Amherst Court House on a to The
OF January le56 the following valuable slave ~, day
the estate OF d. H. Farscott deed to vii. ,fiflHs
blacksmith, Ann, extra Cook and Wasb.r Pha' guod
{Ida) Robert and Shadrck men WIN her clAj.
fERns-Ncsotabr notes satisfactorily endorsed am, 49,.
Die on the ls day OF January, 1871 will he rei ana paya
~ o. p" 'ND 7 ELLIS Alm'rSt
Amherst Co II Jan 5th 1s56 " iAiS'OT r, deed
IAN e2artds
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Ill of Boston who travelling for his health in the East
1t gives idea of the expansive
prise OF his eounrymen to find their commodities of COM
nerce continually in his path wherever he goes
visited considerable city of Turkey where did find
the Medicines country by AYERS
PICTORIAL In Smyrna, Aleppo, Jafa Jerusalem Con.
stannope each the door post bazaar
the peculiarly American looking Iron card DR. Aver
ing language which in passers
by read Ayers Cherry Pecora for Coughs Colds
Consumption sold here" On shelf behind the crosscggcd
nussnman, the bottles with their English, Spanish
French and German faces turned towards the
enqurug told that foreigners the purcha
but the true believers themselves their
try this product of American skill when they there
other for them
was told yesterday that the CHERRY PEcToRAL had
presented to the Sultan and his ha
rem and IN the Hospitals of the Empire. ldec 20lm
NEGEMAN, CLARK n Co, date RuShion,
CLARK Il CO(-GENUlNE COD LIVER OIL.-The great
attending the of this valuable
ton having induced all kinds of limitations purchasers
toned notice that the signature IIEGEMAN. CLARK
CO. in fun the cork of each bottle IL
genuine; and the value the oil upon its pur
ty, much cannot b. taken q get the genuine
HEGEMAN, CLARK & co,
Sole successors to Rushton CLARK & Co,
Nos l65, 273 81 and 156 Broadway
Wholesale Depot, No. l65 Broadway
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States
l2dam
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ONO Canal Company, was read twice and refer
red
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Braxton. To inquire into the expedcn
cy of increasing the compensation of members of
the General Assembly
BY Mr.. John son; That the Governor Message
respecting the Philadelphia Monument at indie
pendent Hall he referred to committee of FIVE;
aud Messrs Johnson, Braxton, Catlett, Marshall
and Turner appointed the committee.
BY MIR. Campbell: That tho Committee on
Finance inquire into the expedcncy ofrcportipS
abill requiring the Board of Public Works hereaf
ter to nlvertise for loans to be taken at the Treas
ury, and prohibiting said Board from delivering
ont any evidences of debt of this Commonwealth
to any rerson whomsoevcr until actual sale of
the same shall have been made, and the proceeds
Of said sale actually paid into the Treasury; and
also providing by law that whenever the said
Board shall propose to raise money to be lent to
any company of Internal Improvements, or Ia be
paid ms subscription to the stock of any joint
stock company, to be paid for the construction
Of any public work wholly on State account, that
said Board shall distinctly make known in said
advertisement the specific purpose tn which the
amount so proposed to be raised shall be APP
piled. authorizing the said Board to apply the
pective amounts so raised to the respective works
set forth i'll said advertisement,
BILLS PASSED.
a bill to authorize the Clarksburg and Buchan-
an Turnpike Company to extend their road-ayes
~, noes none.
A bill compromising Clerks of the County and
| Corporation Courts, Tor registering births. deaths
and marriagcs-ayes b. noes none
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xvALUAnLELANDs F0w 49,, : .5'

February. H. s. d JNo n Efpn Tie 18th Of
jan 2rcl awtletb feb of II II sa,' Adntfs
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The Greatest DiscOv,

The t.rcatcSt Discovery Of the Agc-DowDFN's
DENTAL FLUID for cleaning and preserving the teeth
gums preventing toohache arrestng decay pars delight
f favor the breath has superseded all tooth powders
other compounds which only destroy the teeth.
Read the testimony the principal Dentists
State:
Il have used Dowdens Dental Fluid pr etce for
six months As wash for the mouth highly
diseased healthy condition. Numbers
ents have been benefited by it, 1t ceanses the teeth
parts delightful fragrance to the breath.
Tfi0S II. EDMUNDS NJ d, Dentist,
Main st. Richmond Va"
For sale by Strothor & Whitehead and all Druggists
dee .f5t fol
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

g. are authorised to announce BOOKER Z. SMITH
the office Of Sheriff Of Campbell county aithe
ensuing election. Jan "a ct22d may
= We authorized 10 annnnnec Capt. GEORGE w.
candidate the shoriialiy Of Campbell county
Election the 22d Of May. ljan "a ia eide
To the Voters Of Amherst.-Being solicited by many
If the citizens Of Amherst cornty announce myself
riaic shcraty said county the election
dee ~ eide DAVID KYLE
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~ TRADE IN PHlLADELPHIA--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S SUPEEflNE READY
MADE CLOTHING
THOS. u. Dill CO, 165 Chestnut liilndt
door below Fifth street, have established immense
Clothing House for the and sale
giant Clothing that money and produce, anticipation
of the southern cash buyers who have
to New York for that part their stock r. T. Dill
co, determined that house in the United shall
offer larger varied stock finer made or
at lower prices for cash. An examination will
most skeptical Call and see them jan 2l-d3m
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serbor wishes to sell beiw cen thirteen and - ne sub
sand acres OF Washington county lands M.st tho-
These lands are really fine and highly desirable II.
vial and above overflow. Titles the largest Ait
some being directly from government located wy
back as lsl where the greater of the country wa.
ffteon or sixteen hundred front ediatcy mn
DAWSON ana IN nigh water steamboats, enter "Ne
which is about eighteen miles in length about tr ke
tiers OF mile IN width This lake is beautiful seq az @
ter and is bordered 10y romantic and peurosoue va"
There plank roai projected from Greeusyjq In al
Dawson over distance of about twenty miles which -
completed, will make desirable part Of Tho eh
To persons wishing to locate plantation greater d
inens could not be offered.
Ny price is from six to dollars per acre parties %
ing payable from one TO sixteen years. bearing Interest
Mr. e. Gaiesie, residing the premises will show ,b
lands TO any one wishing to purchase Also Hon CbarcsT
Roberts residing in Grcensvile will accompany any ner
wishing to examine the land He is fully authorized by how
er OF attorney, to sell. 49,
This land, would add lies principally in range II top,
ship and the 2d parallel of latitude known TO be
best latitude for cotton. ~
For further particulars refer to Lagender Woodief Il Go
stock and exchange brokers' St Charles AMI
Gtaver streets underneath ST. Charles Hotel Orleans
jan 53-d&ew6w VIM BAIIFY
n Richmond Wing COPY. and send bill to N q Ialt,
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NOTICE. will Offer for sale. al my nous,

~ Gogginsyile, Franklin county. Va public ave
ton, to the highest bidder MONDAY the 18th day
ruary, SEVEN OR EIGHT LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
will offer for sale at the time likely lot youug
CATTLE, three good farm IORS rs, lot youn
HOGS, and many other articles tedious mention
credit of twelve months will be giyenbod approx
ed security.
am DESTROYS of selling my farm which reside but 1t,
expect to offer it auction that day.
jan 25 ct 18th feb MOSES G.. GREEN
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SEN AYE.

MONDAY. Jam "a 1856.
The House bill providing for the payment of
the guaranteed bonds Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, was read twice and refer
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NEW GONCEKN.--Thc undersi .ne.l M. wing
~ tins day entered into partnership the 10 and
hrm OF NJ HoLIlNS CO. for the purpose of trans,ctin
arocery and Comm sson business have store re-
Gently occupied by Mr. John Holins where thcy win h.
pleased to see their friends and the public generally
MARTIN HOLLINS,
JAMES W. BJRCH
-, GEORGE II. BURCU
The subscriber having sold his stock of Goods 10 NJ n n
Co. would most cheerfuly recomms nd them ia hs cnJ
and patrons Ioit~ tioa , rHs ."e
JANUARY LIST.
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"ANTED.-s wish TO hire for the remainder
w of this year negro WOMAN. wit bout ncumbrance
WHO'S good cook, washer and ironer.
JAMES BRADY,
jan 24d3t opposite 5. Duguid Sons.
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CAMPBELL. COURTHOUSE, January 1856
parties to the foregoing decree that shall
proceed on the 10Th Of February take the
hereoy required at which time they will please attcrd
once at Campbell Courthouse with all the may
be required for that purpose.
Il i.yyI1 IL ALE
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ElILLECAKT-sALMON,s

EE
k0 PERZENAY CHIMP 4H;V
superior to any other brand i'm polt.d 49,
J MEYER JR
sole importer for the United states No ia
NV 80 broadway, New York
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uDUhE SPA.s.l. U.... 40 OEi-, Just rccs t'"d
l. by STABLER q JONES
jan l5-d&cts Druggists.
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The subscriber having leased the above named Hruse
term of and in complete repair and newly
nished it, soicts share If the public patronage Every
tention will be paid to the comfort visitors The
be furnished with every delcacy the season
with the choicest Wines Liquors and Cigars Terms for
transient boarders 81 50 per day.
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HOMMISSsONER's SALE.-yn pursuance Of
" decree of the County County Court Amherst conn.
ty rendered at it's January 1856 of Rucker
and others Fuckers admir- the undersigned acting Com
missioner will SELL the 9th Of February next in front Of
the Market House. in the city of Lynchburg NINE SLAVES
some of whom are very valuable.
TfRMs;A credit OF six months purchasers giving negola
BILE notes, satisfactorily endorsed with
sale. j. r. SLAUGHTER. nm
m h.clYy & on
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~ PRlCESBeing DESTROYS to reduce my stock of Paro
Office and Chamber Stoves and Crates possible be-
fore Spring shall from this date, offer them greatly
duced prices for cash The stock consists
for coal and wood Coal Burners; Cylinder open Coal
Stoves Box and Ding Stoves for wood coal
SC; few fine Crates and good assortment Of Cooking
Stoves, of various patterns. Al in will their
interest give early call at the Stove and Range Ware
house, Main street, Lynchburg.
ian pts :
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=
4 SONAL PR0PERrY.-By virtue Of n deed of trust OK
ecuted by r. D. Jennings trustee bearing date thc
18TH day of December lei and of record Hastings
Court OF the city of Lynchburg his creditors shan
offer for sale, RDAY the 9th day February nc
al public auction and the highest bidder cash all M
right title and interest Of the said Jennings GER
tain trust fund consisting of lands and about
the city of Lynrhhurg and in the possession of Mrs
Matilda Biggcs il being ihr interest acquired by said
Jennings by virtue of his marriage with Mildred Ann Brgor
daughter OF the said Mrs NJ Biggers Also all Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
inn .J.oItu I'LL
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VDAYMENT! PAXR5ENT!! Bonds and ac-
counts due me 1eforc January 1st ls.6 bo
r2id Immediately Jan lA3w Z. SEABIRY
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4 sNtHbUKt' q l. l. 4 G E.-Thc Sccond
IL term of the present annual of this institution a.
commence on the first Monday February As the several
classes \" then enet upon studies would be advisable
m parents guardians who sending their sons or
10 the Noliesr 10 do 81 Mt the opening of the term
S25 Ten's@"'in ne SoIegiate
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ID FAD AND GOT STONES. all sizes.
ranging in prices from IS S5O-the largest assortment
III Nirgnia-for sale cheap
IAN "a !. II. GADDESS.
M ONtmENTs for 4 rem ;. Graves. OF new,
AvA neat and beautiful designs. at
jan 24-ts I r. GApDrSS'
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Amherst Co. H, Jan 5th, ls56 ~ - ~ !,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20
NEWS BY TEEEaRAPH.
Mr.. BUoHANASs LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE

Mr. BUCHANAN's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
PHILADELPHIA, June i9-hr. Bachanans letter Of &C.
espiaaos 10 puhlished this morning. Aher expressing
the eradication entertsnest the highest political honor
which o'ad be conferred upos him. no s-y. that Inc 10
deeply sensible Of the aud varied 60
pee>hy at the present cribs lie carefully relrained from
seeking the nominal either BY word OF by deed and
accepts h ~h difenee, Trusting elected To be able 10
sy dosss'e strife. preserve peace and friendship With
iorgn nations and promote the best inetests Of the Re-
public In accepting tho nomination he accept. In IN.
sane spirit the platform. and viii con6ne himself 20 IL
throughout the canvass believing he has NO right nv
answering inerrogatories To present new sad different IA
snes before the people, He cordially concur. In the SEN
unen'so the platform relative 10 civil and religion. liner.
~, and slavery He thinks Oh. latter question 4. r.pdIv
approaching hnay Tho Kans.. act doe. no more than
give ioecs OF Law elementary principle Of .lf
ment lie says: may not hope that Il Il the mission
OF The Democratic party the oay SURVIVING con-erva.
ave party OF the country To overthrow all sectional par
ues restore peace, friendship, and mutual confidence
'nong all me,nbers Of the Coniedoracy. The foe Of all
geographical parties 10 continue long a.
there ia Constitution Union preserve. This convc.
aon has induced many formally differing from Democracy
10 devote themselves To tho Constitution and the Union
Under these crcum-tances cheeriuly pledge NV.
SELL should the nomination ot the Convention he ratified
by the people, that all thu power and influence cous,
ionay possessed by the Executive shall be e,erte In
rm and eonciaory spirit during tho single which
-s remain in Office To the same harmony among
the sister States which prevailed before the apple Of Dis.
ord IA the form OF slavery agitation had been cast into
their midst"
Regarding the foreign policy. he concurs with the
committee that IL should be conducted with wisdom and
irmness to ensure the prosperity Of the people ut home
while the interest and honor Of the county are wisely and
nneribly maintained abroad Foreign policy, he says
dght to be based upon the principle Of doing Justice
all natons requiring justice in return n elected bo
WI ur best e1ertiois TO cultivate peace and friend
nip ~ith al nations believing this the highest policy and
most imperative duty, but shall forget should the
"cessy arise that national honor must bs
Il all hazards and at any sacrifice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20
THE BLACK REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

PHILADELPHIA June ls.-The Convention baoted in
formally for Vice President this morning VIM H. Day.
on, OF New Jersey received 40 votes, wimot OF Pa
~; Sumner, OF Mass, IS Banks of Mass 2g Cola.
ner, OF W.. 10; King, Pomeroy $; Wilson, 7 Ford
q o. NJ Clay, {; Carey, 8; Giddings, 2 Johnston 2
Pcnnington |. Tho committee TO whom was referred a
omnuncation from the North Americans reported that
hey had arrived at conclusion committee of three
vas appointed to make reply. The names of Sumner
Wilson, and Banks having been withdrawn, the Conven-
lion proceeded To take formal ballot IVu L. Dayton.
was nominated by nearly unanimous vote New York
Connecticut aud Pennsy gave Lincoln of Illinois 90
sotes; Conn. gave Banks 4; New York gave sumner g.
Ford |, aud King Penn, gave Sumner l. aud Elder
rhe vote was subsequently made unanimous The Con.
Vcntion finally adjourned sine de.
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THE KANSAS EXCITEMENT

CmcAGo, June le.-Scventy- Ave men. the first comma
ny from the Eagrant Aid Society, Of this city, len yes
'erday Tor Kansas Mrs Brown wife OF the editor Of the
Herald Of Freedom has just arrived having left Law
rence on the l2ih which day $50 Mssourans were ell
camPed three miles from the She met Col Sum-
ner EN- rCute Tor Lawrence with strong body troops
including artillery The proslavery Vigilance Committee
Leavenworth had renewed the notice to the free State
then to quit the Territory Col Sumner had warned the
Assourans to desst. Whitfield was arrested ut St Lou
Is, on Monday, Gu route to Washington