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HON. THOs. II. BENTON's
GREAT WORK
Thirty Years View Of the III Sens

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SOMETHING NEW AND ExrR AORDI.

SOMETHlNG NEW AND EXTR AORDI.
- NARY IN THE WAY OF LADIES' GAL
fEkS.-They are in all respects similar TO the
very best articles OF the kind, and have this new
and very important quality, that they cannot rip,
and are perfectly waterproof. The soles are con-
sidered almost understandable, SO long as par
tfcle Of the material Of which the uppers made
remains request an examination and trial Of
them by the ladies, and by the shoe-dealers Of
this city, having, with another firm here, tn ex
elusive privilege OF the sale Of them for this Dis
trict. .-...
will ada that these shoes are manufactured
BY company composed Of the chief shoe dealers
and manufacturers in the Union that they have
been fully tested, and are In all respects what
state of them. Call early. s'
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mar l-3t Iron Hall, fenna avenue.
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W AGENTS FOR THE SrAR.-Ths following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements In The star:
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ner Of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Nsu Yoyk-S. NJ. PErrINsILL &c CO., Nassau
street.
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NEW SPRING CLOTHS, CAssIME IA.
AND vESrINGS.

WE AXE NOW RECEIVING OUR FIktf
w supplies Of new Spring Goods for gentle
mems wear, Of late and fashions BILE STYLES select
ed with great care, from the Philadelphia and
New York markets, which we viii make 10 order
In the most superior manner, al much cheaper
rates than the usual city prices
WALL a. STEPHENS,
394 Pa. avenue, ID door east National Hotel,
and 332 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th SITS
feb 29 (Int& Globe)
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NOVEL PEIIrIoN.-A petition was presented
N me New York Assembly last week, by Mr..
Menan, from the citisens of Oneida, to make
the Lords Prayer the only legal PRAYER to be
used by clergymen, on account of its breyity.
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GRAND M As q u ERA Z AND FANCY
DRESS BALL
AT FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN
A SRAND MASQU ERADE WILL NJ
"a given on THURSDAY, March eth at the
above named Hall, under the personal direction
Of Sig. MONTPLAISAR
No pains will be spared TO make AZ one OF In.
INST pleasant Of the season
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had st the door
or principal Hotels.
order. Fab 5eSth /.
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rREAsURER's STATEMENT,

al e,df
ad
of rGHst" o"d from dPO"ar's
orisrdbytk Sscrtary
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, short time was spent in Executive
session, and then they adjourned until Mon
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CASH
COPARrNEKSHIp.

II HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
L me G.. Stribling, under the name Of HOWELL,
d STRIBLlN6, fort the transaction OF the whole
sale Grocery, Flour and General Commission
Business.
All parties indebted are quested to call prompt
ly and settle their accounts, by cash or notes to
enable me to close the business Of the old con-
Germ. 3. II. HOWELL.
mar IDIOT Georgetown, d. G..
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BUCKsKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,

BUCKsKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY OF
i l. the above named Goods, we can assure all
persons afflicted with Rheumatism or Pulmonary
Complaints speedy relief, as they are vely hish
ly recommended by the medical faculty.
Also, SPARRING GLOVES, English RI
DING and HUNTING LEGGINS and SUs-
PENDERS.
ALI Of the above Goods sold are warranted to be
unsurpass ed. For sale only at
HOPKINS'S, New Bazaar
ma 1-eoew corner Of 9th st and Pa ay
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MORE NEW JEWELRY, WATCHES,
Ivl silverware, &C.
Diamond, Pearl, Cameo, Florentine Mosaic, La
va, and Plain Sets, complete
Diamond Broochee, Ear and Finger Rings
Diamond Crosses, Studs, Pins. &c
Ladies' and Gentlemen's extra dne Watches
Gentlemen's Fob, Guard and Vest Chains
Ladies' new style Galatians and Fancy Guards
Pure silver Tea Sets, richly embossed
Walters, Goblets, Cups
Spoons, F orks, Ladies'
And every variety Of Fancy sILvERwARE,
suitable for presents.
The above are all Of the latest STYLES inst re.
ceived, and offered unusually low.
M. w CALF Il BRO
mari 3A Pa av. bet 9th and ION sts
THE OFFICIAL CONGR ESsIONAL DI.
Il rsctory, published and for sale at
SAILLINGTON'S Bookstore
For 1S56-The Annual OF Scientific Discovery.
or Year Book Of acts In Science and Art
Knickerbocker Magazine for March
Putnam's Magazine for March
Rachel Gray, a tale founded on facts, by Julia
kavanagh
Confidential Correspondence Of Napoleon, by
his Brother -
List Of Post Otnces and Post face equations
IL Is the only complete work of the kind In exist
ence, and is book Of reference that should be I'm
the hands Of every man.
All the New Books published received imme-
alately afterwards, and for sale al the Book and
stationery Establishment Of
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Odeon Building, cor. Pa avenue and n ST.
mar l-3t
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ENISH WHARF, GEORGETOWN SEALED
l. proposals will be received by the subscriber
until the first Monday of March next for renting
the Georgetown Fish Wharf for one year The
amount named In the accepted proposal will have
to be paid in cash within three days after the said
first Monday Of March.
Persons disposed to rent the wharf, and who
may wish for any further Information u, on the
subject can obtain the same on application TO the
subscriber. III. ADDISON,
mar I-H Mayor Of Georgetown
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ID. Advertisements should be handed In by
IL O'CLOCK, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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ULES !!-MULES y!
lust ARRIVED DIRECT FROM KEN
" TUCKY 100 head Of Ane large young a.
MULES, which the subscriber offers for ~
sale on accommodating terms. Those Wis6Ins
to purchase will please calf early.
JAMES H. ShREEVE,
mar l-3t~ 9TH street.
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r. NENNING,

ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDE
WILL FURNISH PLANS AND sPECIFI-
w CATIONS for buildings Of every descrip-
tion, and superintend their erection II required
Designs for public and private Buildings,
Counting Houses Churches, Monuments Also,
Wo. king Drawings for builders will be carefully
executed at reasonable terms.
Office, PIG F stree north side, between I4th
and 18th, Washington d. c. mar LIN
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, Goth February,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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NEW SPRING STYLE FOR 1856,

I'VE l" ~ ~ HHS" u LIE TVn ICVUs
HAVE THIS DAY INTRODUCED MY
new spring style Of gentlemeu's HATS, -
which for beauty, finish, and durability
cannot be surpassed, at HOPKINS,S
New Bazaar, corner 9th ST. and Pa sv.
mar l-eo2W -.
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A Naval Officer Dead The Navy Depart
ment have advices of the death of DIR. William
P. c. Barton, late the senior surgeon in the
United States Navy, who died yesterday in
Philadelphia.
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LADIES FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT
~ Of st. Paul's Lutheran Church, corner
OF II and Eleventh streets, will be held every
evening during the week, commencing on MON.
DAY, March Sd, at Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH st
As usual every accommodation usual at Fairs
will be provided.
A Band Of Music will be in attendance every
evening.
Come one come all. feb 2e-dt7mar
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<GRAND AssEMBLY.-THE MEM
M beers Of the Good win Club take pleasure
in announcing to their friends and the public gen.
erally that their First Assembly will be given at
Harmony Hall OIL MONDAY EVENING, March
3, 1856.
The Committee pienge themselves that othing
will be left undone to make this one Of the best
Assemblies OF the season.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
H. Dubant, 3. Moran,
J. Hogan, A. Baker,
H. c Hutchins. feb se-TSM3t
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In what place.
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2NO lotto E.--THERE WILL BE A
49, meeting Of the resident and non resident
members Of the Philodemic Society Of George
towa College on TUESDAY, the 4th of March at
O'Clock p. m. JNO. J. GARNETT
mar 1-2t Cores ponding Sec'y
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- A LECTURE WILL BE DELIV-
NJ cred at the NJ. f. Church, Georgetown
on MONDAY EVENING, March the Sd, at
X O'Clock, by J. MORTIMER KILaoUR, ESQ :, of
Maryland.
Subject: The mission Of woman in America
Abundance 12K cents; tickets to be had Of Miss
Thomas and Mr. Remck feb rs .3t#
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SAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY.
~ Washington, d. C.-The regular quar-.
terly meeting Of the above Society viii be held a,
Temperance Hall on MONDAY EVENING ID
March, At TX O'Clock. Punctual attendance ts re.
Quested. JAMES McWILLIAMS
feb 2Q-4t Secrstarv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06

ton. with these resolutions. The COM
mittee, Messrs. Roberts. Babcock and
Miller met him. The Marshal. how
ever. refused to trc8t with them. and
besides INDUCING ia brutal threats. de-
clared that the people Of Lawrence
must surrender their arms. and yield
to his authority. Mr.. Miller demand
ded that the statement Of the people
Of Lawrence. made in writing, should
be answered in writing. This. the
Marshal assen,ed to. and wrote re-
pIy-lhe correspondence has not
reached as. bat doubtless will In n few
days,
The Marshall prepared passes
how this word sounds or should sound
upon the ears Of freemen--for the
committee. But the posse OF the
UniIed States Marshall refused 10 re-
cognlze them. and arrested Miller. who
Is a South Carolinisn. and editor Of
the Free Safe. The mob damned
the Marshal. and said they would do
as they pleased. Miller was secured
as a prisoner. His fate Is considered
uncertain.
The United States Marshal's posse
that afternoon moved forward upon
Lawrence. and begun their guerilla
work. Those supposed to be Free
S'ate men were cred upon. and their
wagons pilIaged. Merchandise which
could be used was takun. aud that
which could not be- used was destroy
cd. No reign OF terror. no rule OF
IaiurIate bngande. could havo been
wilder OF mfe lswlsss. The plains
around Lawrence are .rod by brutal
feet. and they rere there 10 execute
n brutal and bloody purpose.
On the I0sh. the people OF Law
renee made another effort 10 saoure
peace. They called upon the U. s,
Marshall to know what bis demands
were. and Why the people Of that city
were threaIcnsd whpn they were law
abidIngY Ills answer was Insolent In
the extreme. III will dictate terms 10
tho rebels" sseIng no hope In this
quarter. knowing that the Federal
posse we're ben, on pillsging and des.
Iroying the city and numbering the In.
hsb,Iauts. m urgent appeal was sent
n Col. Sumner. commander VI the
United States troops NJ Fort Lssven.
worth: for protection. but he had no
orders, and could not not without
them.
What followed We shall soon know
In detail: but the telegraph tells
enough. Lawrence IL arIzed. Ths,
town has l'pen dssolaled. in hotels.
printing oilIees and presses demolIsh.
ed. because Ils people had declared
Cor FREQ soil. FREQ speech. free labor
and free men, Thus force has been
employed IN the name and by tho M.
thori,y OF the Federal Government,
70 zabdue, 10 crush out white men and
the rights Of white men. that slavery
may be extended. that sIaveowners
may rule, and sIasc labor degrade free
labor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
VALLEY HOUSE.
KNOXVILLE, IND.
JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.

TINS well appointed Hotel has undergone
i thorough repairs for the simmer season. under
The Immediate sopersision OF the new proprietor.
lls assnres bis friends aud those 2hs may favor
him with thoir patronage. that II shslt b. HE de-
slro nj all tmes 10 make their slay with him eRfee-
able, ne Intends 10 keepn good table aud oblig-
lag assistants la every department..
hoaricrs will be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms, with single or double rooms.
jDEs elf
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personally touched by Senator Sumner
and the assault upon him is only an
other proof Of the deep-seated malig
nifty which rsnkIes in the heart Of the
Pro-Slavery Party against the cause
OF popular freedom. aud which will
respect neither age. nor position, nor
genius. nor place. There is no sane
tuary from It's unreasoning and bitter
lerocity.
II these South Carolinians who
made this scandalous and murderous
assault upon Senator Sumner bad not
fslt themselves sure of being sustain.
ed by the body OF which they are
members. We should not have had TO
record the Illuminating occurrence
And the Indignation which the affair
will excite wherever there Is senti-
ment Of honor left In the breasts Of
human beings. must be increased I.y
the reelection that Is by the mean sub
serviency 70 the slaveocracy Of the
South Of New England President.
q New Eoglanl Secretary Of State
who was once Governor Of New York.
Of New England Attorney General.
Northern Postmaster General. and
a Northern Chief OF the Department.
that. such statc Of things have been
lostsred aud encouraged.
While wa arc nnxiouslv waiting for
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- -
VIA QcH1feee rs'used 70 IfvessI'
ysS re eooeues OF one Of 'ts mem
~" vuo nso oven gun'y Of wk'ng
the W q (elloV'hsln 10 Z brutal
saFsys e?s psvu'''eo h'm 70 enter the
HOUSE .! representatives With the I'M
aseoed bleed q 81: hands. sad % take
pwt ~ puc''c oes'nsss. o. though
ues~'g FsmHrkHo'e lad hAppened-i'
gave V! ssaetlon TO the revolving ruf.
a@ns uh'oh had ended 80 tragleslly,
ed - epvem'um upon sooh murds
!ees eoeoses' wn'eh could not bat 10.
dues es~s~ 20 sn'ui:ss' The brutal
:oee9 upee 1eeeeor sumner, yesser'
6ay. eys member Of Congress from
!, ne "en'vsIr'e state OF south Caro-
meA 80 'ne natural Fssu'. o. the ao'
Won q y99yr!ss sowxrus the member
sse9 osn'pFoa Who murdered The
1nsa ws'tsr a "il'ard's Hotel. The
0TWIDMX 0U0XFUuU Will % uIrHmIuUuf
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INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.

CokkECIEO WEEKLY Bl
u. q. BUnKAM n Co., BANKERS,
10 WestThird 50, selves building,
Between Nnin aud nlnut,
GIN MATT, OHIO.
Who win receive them II the following rates IN
payment fof exchange and ION Correspondents.
AT PAR.
New York and viraInia state stock, RvsnsvIlle,
ONE HALF PEk CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings bank, conaersvflie.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis,
Central Bank, Inaiianapsiis,
iisak OF the Capitol. Indianapolis,
Fsysste County Bank. connefayille,
Indiana Bank. Hssfisons
Kentucky stock Bank. Columbus,
Merchants and N aehsnIes, New Albany
Cambridge @ ny Bank.
Cfntnercy Hank. Lafayette.
uank o. tndiana, Mhhifan City
Canal Bank. Evansville,
Crescent CITY Bank. Evansville,
HANK OF Salem.
Farmers hank. westneld,
Indiana Stock Blk Lapofle,
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ONE PIX CEST DISCOUNT.
Bank OF Syracuse, syracuse.
Bank OF Eikhsrt. Elkhart.
Hank OF kock willie. mock Vile.
Bsnk of0oshsn, Goshen,
Bank Of Mount Vernon,
,s.ss % wa wss.aw, wsrsa~.
Hank OF Monticello,
IirookviIls sank,
fInosisr HANK.
Lagrange Bank.
Huntington County hank.
o''''''ff,w o sse CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western uank.
Tippecnnos Hank,
Wayne hanks,
Upper Wabash bank,
kalasnaxoo HANK.
North Western ,hicemneid.
thawnee Hank.
ktsuhen County.
Hank of Port Wayne.
HANK ef South Bend.
Dsisuafs County Hank,
indian Reserve Rank,
ran oshss indiana MITES are from 70 Is pei
cent discount. and should Al once be Withdrawn
ffofn circulation BY sending them " the bust
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LATEST FROM KANsAsit
LAWRENCE DESTROYED !!
LETTER FROM MIR. EAsTIN.

=,
Lhx'SoIoF' Hio'' may ~ - W.
To the po'''snsss Of Capt Eas,In'
ea,.or ~ the nsn.es Hsrala, We arr
oo'ks" ''' '"' ''"'"''s 'o''''''''''
r'".s - a..,....a -. WI
Ls~'s"es ""' ' ~ y. M, =" 80
- s- ~ ~ s' rss = 80, ~ ua, 1'' a. 'ps"
49, y" ~. 's. .''' -. 49,, 49,. :" a..
= 49, $3.50, 49," - ,h s,,a,, ~,
= 5000 80 " aad ~, A. - ~, ,haF ",,,"a'
p 49, ~"s ~ ~. .',','' - a.. s s'',,,
NV" M ~ !" ~ $1,000 a - s's ~. ea''a =
ny "a ~ -. "" aaal''d NV" Wv ~ =
tHv,e"es 80, so"'s nsauea ''' oo"'
manu- Wn'n me mssssnser ''''
.H"ssno' tue "f'''.fy wAs h''ny ""o
me hrs spFshu'ng' pnt lew IVES los,
y - hNs,'N,
from passenger on We M'.n'nH
STAR Mr' DORIS, OF weston. we learn
F" was w" """''""o " s'"'s I" pro
aesd from Lawfsner !" Topeka wh'eh
's'' @''o 's as''''ysa Ill,
~ iar ~ wo can learn shv Avon.
uen,s,. failed In their courage and
maae put hu'e f's'r'""o''
sr. Loui'. May 20,
A dispatch from BoonvIlls 10 the
R.e.bl.aa, saxs,
.Iawrsnes wsa DESTROYED ON Wed
neaday. The hotel and printing ofIles
In Kan.a. Civ ws,e alao dsmollshoI
but few lives were lost. paricular.
sxpsetsd bv s,samer 10 nisht.n
The corrsspond, n, Of the Democrat
Al Leayen worth writes:
"sinos Messrs. Robinson. Reeder,
Ian. And otb,r lsad,n are ab..nt'
the Committee Of PabIlo Safety a.
Lawrence have determined 10 Oder no
resistance 10 the United stasea Mar.
shal sn.srIng the city. Immediate
measures have been taken 10 hide all
the arms and ammunition In town ~
soon a. this determination was made
known. and crowds III people com.
msnesd leaving.
F. II IA said that ihs Free State men
nys gathering A, Top.ka. and will M.
saex the invaders N they dare 70 exc.
cute their threats on lawrence. SET.
tIsrs At Van Bonsa. seesnlly rom New
Haven. will send one hundred men
10 aid them. and Manhattan about tho
..ns numh.x
rh. s.l,o~,,. o.,,,o.,.,. s,om the
v"s F','% ~" wv
vh'esgo tribune snow 'ha' the peo-
pie Of Kansas were not IN rrbellion
AeAinst the laws of the United States
but svainst ihs laws of thu Missouri
.aA - !. Do.
49, "'s" ''' ''''''" 's''s''@o' ~
'A''u laws
The news from kansss u startling.
and " becomes every freeman In our
broad land 10 consider IL without pas
s'on AID without excitement. No huch
solemn occasion has existed. in our
iadgsmsnt, Aimee the days OF the
revelation. II Involves our common
riyhts. and ealIs for the performance oil
our highest duties. and he Is rot IL %
llefsni the ono or do the other. who
cannot subdue anger and control im.
pulse, and act ~ becomes a true mas
"a sueh y crisis.
On the lalh the citizens OF Law.
'ence lorcsaw that the storm Was soon
70 burst over their heads, and mel
hat day to consider what they should
10. Judge Wakefield WIS called Il
the chair. and w. tIutchiason apnoln
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
CufcAoo, May a..


We have dates from Fort Leaven,
worth. Kansas. to Saturday night
The correspondent Of the Tribune
states that 10 day Wednesday, wa,
hsed upon for The attack on Lawrence,
Thefu was general reign Of terror
IN the Territory. Two pieces Of can
aon had crosaed tho river NJ Atehln'
son. destined for Lawrence. Major
Ilu'ord's Company hsd enrolled ~
militia and we're furnished with U. s.
arms by shannon.
The free State men were In want oI
arms and ammunition. Donaldson
bad proclaimed his Inleation Of making
clean work this lime.
Robinson WAS sull In Lexington
Mo nday morning.
A gentleman has arrived here with
seven packages Of evidence. taken be-.
fore the Congressional Committee.
Tho correspondent OF the jefferson
MOI Enquirer states that petitions
are IN circulation In tho border ooun-
ties, praying for the immediate remo'
val OF Col. sumner.
Brown. the editor Of the Herald Q,
Freedom. writes that The mob entered
hotel IN Kansas City. and dragged
oil man. supposed to DO himself
When they discovered this mistake.
they returned the man taken. and d.
handed Brown. The proprietor re-
fused to give him up. A company oil
Michigan emigrants entered to proteo,
the occupants, The mob were still
surrounding the hotel. and gathering
reinlofcements. nj the close Of bic let
ter. No authentic intelligence has
been received since concerning bis
fate.
Sr. Louis. May n.
The Democrats Kansas oo,fekpon
dent under date OF the 10Th. writes
that ie0 men were encanped near Le.
compton. The people OF Lawrence
sent note TO Col. sumner. asking
him TO station a body OF troops IN
their vicinity TO prevent the mob from
procredlng 70 sauguinary ex,remi,ies'
lilo declined. saying he had no power
to move without orders.
Mr.. Cox OF Lawrence. waited on
Marshal Donaldson TO ascertain
whether anything could be done posi-
bly, 10 prevent his monster posse from
entering. The Marshal said his de-
mands must be complied with previou,
TO his conserving not 10 enter Law
rencu with all his forces. First-Ev'
cry man against whom q process WA
issued sllou d be surrendered. Sec
ond--All munitions of war In Law
renee TO be delivered up. Third
The citizens Of Lawrence should
pledge themselves implicitly to obey
The present enactment Of Kansas, the
test oath. taxes. and all.
Upon The receipt OF this the citizens
held public meeting. and drew up .
letter. To the Marshal, stating that hs
and every person acting under him
would be allowed the executive lega
process against any inhablsnt Of Law
renee. and IL called upon they woult
serve as posse in making arrest; tina
there would not now nor at any fu
ture time be any resistance to the Law
and they only awaited an opportuuii!
to testify their fidelity to the Unio'
and the Constitution; that they claimet
to be law abiding and order loving cit
izens. and asked to be protected b.
the constituted authorities. The pur
purt OF the Marshal's aaswer was. h
| did not believe the promises Of tn
people OF Lawrence. That he regard
cd Them MS rebeli and traitors. AM
they should know his demands whe
he came.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
ST. LOUIS.


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