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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

When tie report first reached us Of the alleged
attempted assassination of "Sherf Jones at
Lawrence, we adopted the opinion expressed by
Governor Robinson and other of the more saga
cious Free-State men of Kansas, that this pre-.
tended shooting was all sham-a trick got up by
the Border Ruffans to lay the foundation for new
Border RufIan raid upon Lawrence. The Courier
dts Etats tns Of this city chose to represent this
view of that affair ss altogether ridiculous, ex.
travsgant, and absurd strange illustration OF the
fanaticism of THE TRIBUNE, while The Journal Of
Commerce pl1mply charged that We did not be-
lieve our own suggestion. But since the late re-
appearance Of Jones to take the lead in the sack
of Lawrence, the story received with such
updoubtipg confidence by the Border Ruf6an
prints of this city, has fallen into general
contempt We stated at the time sbun-
dant reasons for believing, from Jones's own
conduct and that of his companions who testified
to the shots alleged to have been fred at him, that
the firing was by consent and BY some confederate
of bis owD 1t is now generally believed that there
was no bullet in the pistol, and that he was not
wounded at all. After his pretended wound ne
was Kept secluded under the care Of DR.. Striag-
fellow, leader among the Rufians, with whom
originated all the reports of the paralysis of his
lower extremties, and of the dangerous and prob
ably mortal character of the wound. But since
.Jones's temperance and active share 10 the sack
of Lawrence, these reports are generally believed
to be pure inventions of Stringfellow and the pre-
tended assassination Of Jones trick upon the
part of the Border Rufians to get up an excitement
against the FIee.State men.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

Another heavy thunder storm, lasting for four
hours, quite suspended telegraphic operations last
night. The lightning was more plentiful and the
rain more copious than on Tuesday evening. Yes
terdoy was intensely hot and sultry for this time
in the month.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

The Committee on Contested Seats in the Dem.
ocratic National Convention at Cincinnati have,
after tedious wrange, voted down most decisive
ly a proposition to admi. exclusively the Hard
delegation from this State, and have adopted, BY
good majority, sch,me of admitting part OF
esch delegation, tskiDg the vote cast by each FAC
ton at the two State Elections of 1858 and 1870 as
the bass OF propor,iou-the computation to be
cyphered cut by some political Daboll aud agreed
uron. How the Committee could come TO this
conclusion after the very general assent tast the
"Soft" vote obtained last Fall spon heterodox
Free Soil platform, ought not to give them any
advantages over the Hards, we do not understand.
Aswe canvas tbe returns the basis and aPpor'
tionmeni must be as follows;
Vote in ,J3. Vote '5J. Tosstse'.
Hare. .....-.Yo'o<. "-icss -o,'eSs
The State btivg entitled to seventy delegates the
lizards" would have thirty, with Affection to pare
under this schedule, while the "Softs' get jor'y'
gaining the fraction. We have Dot VET heard no"
the "Hsrds" relish this The "Softs will &C
cept it Of course, as it makes them, in effect, the
regular Democratic party Of our State. So the
leaders did no. "crook the pregnant hinges Of the
knee" at their lat State Convention for nothing.
They first secured the larger vote BY holding on to
theT Free. Sol professions il September, and then
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

The Vermont Republican State Convention were
held Yesterday. The proceedings were enthuH'
astic and worthy of the glorious North Star OF the
Free constellation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

ith r asuIe record the estiGony oi " sh
eriet Il. PAGE oftae most sknl'h y s,Wr D.
Psse years used RAILWAYS kfLiEf me iiss
RTsoIvENr in his practice, with th'so sree' ~ ~ ID
vrhen ali other modes of restme-t failed Inc " n
Remeds restored the dyug ones 10 life and hsaa
sI Medical Faculty would listen TO the warning voice
az one supporters and knsmen aud use tnse ce
bsssed Remeats in their practice they mSet ssle MUM
"lELLow FEVER - 49,.
Epw, ,Rns Mis Sept. 90 1855.
"Wn Rurus PAGE. Norfok,Na: There pSpusi remedy
,o much in vogue various purposes ot hesn ea
earnestly TO recommend as
80, on thi, Occasion 1t 10 Radways Ready helsi aI
much superior to the Eau seiatvo o. ~ thr
"a .sisndapts about the sek rs wash of iho ua 49,
few drops Of al the same time beng usA u W., Am,
;os,,x sb,ooah the day pour fote Peftonac ec uu'u
:he eI;sterce OF the epidemic IL is highly Ieiresns a
exhnatng agent; its timely tse VII save ID IN NJ n
lixes rhhDA' ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

The Niagara arrived at Halifax last night, ba
owing to the storm we could not get her news.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
New91ork DAILY Mibmate
THURSDAY, JUNE S, 1856.

Subscribers to TIE TRBUNE wishing their Post Oaice sd
dress changed shou4 in all give their present
end State and testify which edition. whether Daily, Semi
Weekly Weekly AID club subscribers should give date Of
subscription. This would frequently prevent delay
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

Nothing was done in Congress yesterday, there
being no quorum present.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
UERRlNG's SAFE AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

FOLO UgIe COunty, III
C. L. HARMON Co, Chicago, Agents HerLg's Champion
Safes: In October 1885, purchased Of you dEkRiNG's Pa
sArE No l27sl On the 22I Of April ult store ws
by fire. but the safe proved equal 20 the tes
and books pspers Sc came out entirely safe The but
iDs large wooe and filled with very combusbe matter
The side building which the Safe stood vas filled up
ih slcoho spts pentne and OIL rendering the heat ex
cesvely seat, fact, melt down cast aud
wrought rop such ss castron KETTLES 40 into m
uadisi guisLd had but little hope tbs, the Safe 1ud
ibss severe but happy to find equal to the
emergency. Respectfully yours,
fsxpsd JAMES C. Lucky.
s. C. HERRING Co., Green Block Nos lto III s1d l59
Water N Y, sole Agents and Pa'eniees OF hEsRISGs
PATEkT CHAMPIoN FIRE BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, with
Hal's Patent Powder Proof Locks
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
,tcuONaNIE.--Presents

po,,cuoM.NIE--PoTIC E.--Presents
ea youpr elegant and ornanents hVe
vi6le In the drawing they will be PIessTve s
spd A. proofs taste and talent OF the gNe
S, AIT OF DECORATING GLASS can be &C 'urei per
Sscuy in hall hour. Boxes coniahie twS '"''' ~ "
"usaon'' ~Hu es asrsST NyaRY Co Ne 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.-ROBERT NJ.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer in the United States OF the
defiance Locks
ard Gross Bare. Depot No. 1872 Pesrlst door below
Msden-sne
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
TIE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
THIRD DAY.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, June 4, 1856.
The Committee Resolutions made their report'"'
morning. The report enthusiastically recelVed'
and motion made to adopt the resolutions without
debate.
The delegates from Virginia opposed the resolutions
relating 10 foreign affairs, and demanded a vote py
States.
That portion Of the resolution relating to domestic
affairs was then unanimously adopted, and a. IL
O'Clock the Committee took recess till p. m, for the
purpose of examining the resolution having reference
to our foreign relations.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The fllowipg are the resolutions:
TIE Baltimore platform Of 1852 will be reafiiru-d'
and the following added:
And toAeyeo, Since the foregoing declaration vas ahoay
political and religious test bss been ss;rsty Organized oy
ty claiming be exclusively Americans ano II poP1s
the American Democracy should c!s"'y ceale" ~
Rs.crd That ii. foundation Of this Union Of states h,s
been lad Irosper'y expau sion AMI peerineH eaJ
in Free built upon entire hssdon N - ar
resous aud 10 respect Of psr.s 70 c,nsu-
place birth party justly be iee1su sbh hss
tor al Cr accorasnce with American Pncip "a csssntd
its exclusive oIsslizstion upon religions 0pl''- ~
Thst we reiterate with renewed energy Of purpose @
considered DECLARATIONS Of oF,ae, he v
Of the States that may more oi'iis me' s,ysu
on wbh o. tsss 30 @ lie fidelity Of the people North ~
s,ntb ,o 10. Constitution AID the UIon- A.. ss
P,olr,d That cIainIg iell0s ship with sbd desiring ,x
oper.iion of al who essd the pTeseryston OF the ri
ne CCIsiluor the paramount issue, aid rel ,0
ec,c al pefties aud platforms c0iceniDg doues'n ~
which see. 20 enbICil the STATES and ncile 70 L'
am "a Iess &C lew IL the TsIoses AMI wnss .sip
,p ,o,As n con I'M a,sd nust eHd Ia e,s var sn' seiHe
he American Den6ccCcy recagt zs and sdopt T. snss
in Laws sstso ishius we ios ~
Fets,s asd Nebraska, as embodtms ths u, fss ses
ssfe olutou Of the Slavery quss4)n uPo2 cunpy ess
n.,,la ioea OF the poole CT tAs ~h0'e ~. Cao1
-s,ose in ia d,te mined coossrsalsui " !, s.s>
,npir,erferercs BY Congress WIN oisFe'y a,oc,iSs
- that the bass OF the
ieso e,nftmed by both the Dsnoclauc ana sse
Ss,ior, Convention rsuhed by the leols W T.rnto<ss
iss1 ard cht.y applied the or1s y ion " 6D
Ies4 that by the uniform Application of tnis 0s
,Ie 10 ,ie orapzAtion Of 7 Ti'ofie- Sic hs s
sts.s. With or without domestic slsNeiy t. tts
nal ,iri,, Of . tke Sstes will be preserve slSc
~ a OF the Cou,tituof rain Hne ri Il, ne u.s.
.,,.nato and Expansion Of this Union n'.i svsfy 81
r.scv ~ .mbself II. p@acs srd ha'hny' "A yphtr
AM State that may he oOIht'u'eS'' ss
tublicsn form Of government. -, 81. ,As neovie 81
fpsJ.-s That we the night 81 t9e s.UplsS
ar.,.,o,. ,cludiBg Ks,sss ard Nebrasha -
viii of the msjOuy of s'tua r. % 81
-, ~. ,uu Der tn-lr yhabtath u ne 49,
.i,,on "a ith on without don. sta; slsvs'y IN tLs -
~. a. I mon ulon OF perfect eqaAi"J w" n
Siafes - a., a.. -, s;,ior ~ pouulU tnsiis'IsH
Wod aLc the caDgoyots teIcroc1o' rsxr
49,, fo,.i med with tie ,tiemp TO e. ofue
lr.s ssasIst tie rights vi sequi.sas o." W.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

CHARLES AHRENFELDT,
NO. IS MAiDES.LASE, (up stsirs,l EEw-YoRx,
0a.r. far

Onexs for Sale
r,,.,.. rhEScH POkcELAIS
a Toilet Sets, wbitc guided aud decorated Porce-
ShsI Wo,h Csss Csss and Gard rravs, In great ysty; OIt
e are Terra Gotta Ar sces, &c. Also,
from bohems sni belsun such a. w., c.... -h,,-,o
ss.Y, Vases Deesn,e-. Ionser, Dishes Finger Bowls
'As- ~ Pas,.S \. Wy ,S Sts.t A,sottuaent Of
Jug, and vases. TO be found in the ei,y 'fhs'
f" The French Chirs Ware slid In ~. n, So.
'<fsss Ware Engraved 20 order .ns pisces
Dsnzer Sots decorated and imported 10 orSs, ps'ern
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Tp-s SMITHSONIAN UoUsr-Broadway.

Goop Rooms AND BOARD 81 10 PER DAY II
a, poo,rs onIx sa Meals 70 order heretofore avns all
re spPoEHnien,so =, '" SIDNEY KoPM.N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGlsrS.-
BARxEs PAKK, So Broadway corner 0. Duane 81 ~
e. invite s attention OF Jobbers aud close buyers 70 'he ~
uease Stock Of American and Eursresn
PATENT MEDICINES,
m far the Isa, either hemisphere At and oeiov
psoyrietor pces by pack 100 gross fsfcuh
teution ped branch Of the DRUG business Orders 80
Ncd aud pped with part OF the world
BAssEs PARK kew-YoTk, Ciuciuhsn and San Francisco.
HUsBAND's CALCINED MAGNESIA is three
times the strength Of the MSsness and eer OF ul
Pheasant taste four frstpremium SILVER medals ana
Worlds Fair uedL being the best IN the maset
t>etxer T. j HUSBAND. Phiadelphis-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

ueracu will GRAY Hair 70 i,s youfu apo@ pre-
Sufe Bsdb4s Cs ~ No. 7s2 Broadway NsSYorS "a Aad
lie proprietor wL0 ba been both AID tlld wn1
L;s3 II theit ~ lie Use '! WAHFiSE'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Bueiness Not,ees.

=cr.,~o AVN SIMMER HATs.-To take time Dy
ci,t 81 1. ureoub,edy good advics, but to wssrs hs
.ae s witch has yoa o1s
sO'ra,.Ir KNOX daily sold 70 adpirnf hr s,
r. ssIsh,sied Emporium Fashion No 22 Broadway s
Gu1.o at
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

HERRNG's Patent CHAMPION SAFEs.-The
shove oet sled Safes with Hall Patent PowderProof Lock
upon all improved Saamandsr aad other
esfee-beice the nane Champion" Their triuTnphs the
world a sdy know, and their history is their eulogy.
For sale at Green Block, Nos 1885, Isl and ls Water s
New.York. 8. c. HERRING & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

THE JUNE ZEPHYRs.-Full slts, made from
,sht-s wool though always washable, shrinking or
ssmeres kLon ssZBPHyR CASHMERE SUITS, sell
nx al Evans Clothing Warehouse, Nos 65 and 6s Fulton st.
Asia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

Nothing Cheaper, nothing better, nothing more
durable and nothing more likely give satisfaction TO tbs
uwesrer thxn CASrKELLs CATERS Sold at
l2 and I4 Del psir Establishment is at No 36 Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

..sr =, the sld stand corner of Chatham ana festt,
e can be found assortment OF svMMsR HATS Ine
pr Psnsma and Straw Hats just the styles TO;
49, h, dsye Neaness elegance and economy the motto
<-sn "a uess for yourlelyes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
RAGLAN HATs.-Public approval of our efforts

.. h..,e,, TO supply the shtes negige Hss low cost IN
Ie4 and 5 led ne seek among the ans aOIcss's ioi
quality sd tias fsted special sae, In e
r~'S RAGLAN HATS,
- a.s, a dns 10 Ourselves that originating with u.s.
e have control Of the entire importation as received per
RsreIon. and Fulton Ybe number beng hnec gentlemen
viii do well TO make their selections esry for sae a. our
counters only. ,-, T., ,1a. LrAn. - 80 g,,.,,o,
Aston House, Brcad~ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

.JOIJyEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATIONS instantly
nj rassE KID GLOVES without the slightest SMELL Rub WIN
niece OF flannel and forthwith disappear Can
be WON inipedisey sferward One bottle wHfsu'ed W
slesn SO pair Price 50 Agents wanted
CONTENT, NKARY Co., No. 5o4 Broadway.
WIGS - HAIR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
WIGS aud have improvements peculiar 10 ee mouse
1r, all the world tor their graceful beauty
ese. and to charm The largest an oes
nvs sod AZ BAToHELoRs, No. SS5 Broadway.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-We have great
MEASURE stating that the J our great ma1uiac
knv interrupted days by the FIRE in the New
detot building u restored an fa operation we are
sssin fnhns SEWING aAcHISEs faster than ever con
tsnDs all the admrsb),s improvements Inferior sewing ma
shnes Of other tsien IN exchange as
4 NJ SINGER a Co, No. SO broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
ELEGANT CARPETING.

esTH LousssERy, No 456 Broadway are now prepared
b exhibit their NEW SPRING STYLES Of Rich VELVET.
TAPEsrRY. BRussELs, TnRES-PLY and ScKAS CARPETlNc
Among the will be found large number Of New
Desss Styles before oasred sso large stock OF
OIL Of every width and oil other goods connected with
Ma trede
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
OPENING OF THE STRAW HAT SEASON. ~ 4,

opens the STRAW HAT SEASON for ls .a in New York
srep ysriety and besuty cannot DO 70 this essb
BESIDE. the Ess India BaT confined Paos
Iishment the udes Ia bite Sennes and many
otSe1 S.i. The syio. and size. .,,ns are IN sbt and
the :oe. s. old hs,e ~ sqSa oSpS meu
for tboioe The bIoxn s.eoins and will be popular both
ard boyv are .sr tbs Summer. To meet the wsnts
for pen and handsome black Straw hat mas oeeh
Of the clsry ard fact there is no profession OF
brought on sce 10 eeesncty of taste that mas not
csllns 20 A. n,orurDs asscrtnsn mt OF summer
been es~'0 Srss's No 24 Broadway opposite st r.uIs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
SUMMER SroCK Our large and elegant stock

of SUMNER is ready and sale, embracing
rat speces and sty 10 be found where else forming
tho largest stock of desrd de SUMMER CLOTHING
have got up at very moderate bat fixed prices
u. DEVLIN x Co,
Nos. 26a 259 and $50 BIo.dSay cor. Warrenst
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FANCY FURSi EUas. 5FTRaf PURst
ttT OUT TIE ADVERTISEMENT.
{ COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADIES yisitnr
and handsome set Of Et5R5 shnuii o.il at The
.S0TH AMERICAN FUR ca IRA .Yg,y Sy0RE
los Baltimore Street (adjeihfnts fur Iron Build
nr) where they vii! lind the laos. extensive s;oek
Of fire
- FANCY 3aJyl2S szea
Egg offered 70 the pnblfc, II brces e sifit
Toe well known reputation Of orr house AZ RI
gardS Superior manufacturing and flush viii b.,
more than meintained in our styles FOR the eoning
season. IS
NJ Orders promptly attended to- ard goods OF
every ssefiption, Trimmings. Collars CUTS. Robes
or Alterations, made at the shortest rntiee.
G. LEWISSON, Furricr,
North American Fur Company's Store
l05 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd ~ "
! August 80, 1856. ~ .e='4
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Indian Massacre ON the Plains.

A LADY TAKEN CApr1vE.-Thc Council
Bluffs (Iowa) Bugle has the following ac-
count of a tragedy in tho murder and rob
berry Of Col. 3. W. BahItt's train Of gov
ernment property, by tn: Cheyenne Indians
on the plains: H. go
On monday night. tho .5th. Of august.
the little train with AleSander Nichols Gone
Of our titizens, y as captain and conductor,
and Mrs. Wilson and infant (fIom st LOU
lis, a Young man named Drren Parrish, a
man from Pennsy lyalli;, and another, name
unknown, accomplishing were elleamped
,spon Pl-li,;e. crack, ton miles east from
Wood liver, neither fearful nor dreaming OF
danger, when they were suddenly attacked
by a band Of Cheyenncs, (which for some
cause had been attacked and driven by the
soldiers at Kearncy.N Orren Parrish only
escaped uusnjured to he fort, whilst the 9th
er young man received dangerous wound
from bullet. in the leg. Some days after,
a detachment vas sent from the fort, Gwen
ty miles, WHO found the dead body Of Mr..
Nichols some twenty yards from the. wagon,
also he dead body Of the gentlemen from
penasy lvania close by, and the dead body
or tue child. With It's Drains da9hea eHt, anu
horribly ,Autilated The pilloi7 where the
child and mother slept, was bloody, and a
portion of the torn wardrobe Of Mrs. Wilson
on the ground but Lef body was no where
to be found The oxen (ten yeke) and all
the mules were gone, aid the wagons riaed
Of much Of their contents.
1t seems, however, that a band of Omaha
hunters happened near just after the muir
der, and il time to stop the pillage and re
coser tie money and some other valuable'
stolen, which were honestly turned over tC
the Colonel in command of the corps;
Mrs wilson has, doubtless, been Eouna-
ed and ther carried away captive. The
voong MN vito. escaped with wound is in
the hespsal at tie fort; and the wagons and
.Hhat property remained were also taken tc
the fort. These are the particulars, as far
as we can gather them. In q few days We
shall, however, no doubt, get full detailed
account of the matter from the pen of Mr.
Babbitt himself, which we viii lay before
our readers
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

Messrs.. Perry Daris q Sons dents "A mer,
chant Of anoeAs IN Ills state, aarus me Il 1t r.,
Gently one OF iis sens was sefeIel biten tie beg
by rattlesnBke, from the effects Of WHICH lie s,-tsl,
ed most dreadIally. fheamiiy chanting to have
some OF Perry Davis Pain Killer IA tie house im-
out knowing whether it would o. NOT, afford the
least relief, but surprising IL may SEEM The paison
was soon observed to exudc ltoa the wound, and in
five ten minutes the young man feel asleep, eatre-
~ free from pain, any effect from the bite except
the flesh wound, which healed very soon. By civ.
ing publicity TO this fact in Your pamphlet designed
for southern ana western distributions and such
countries as poisonous reptiles more or less abound
it might serve the cause Of humanity, and be tie
means of suppl wing article, the want of which has
long been experienced.
Yluss respectfully,
II. BfAkSEEY. st Louis. No
Sold by James G. laird, ttauntoD, and Druggists
everywhere. Sept 27-2e
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4E.NER.tL DRDERG.
HEAD QUARTERS, tGQth Reg't Va. Militia,
Sfa,ntor4 Senf 81 tS5h

fTrNn On nTT,Ts TIII3th HpWFt IA NfIifl0 ]
Sf @ Senf 81 fS56
Il - 81 ~ OIL g ~,
co,b.nSo~ ~ y rb;ef os Sa+o S Sent l;0
1eS6.s ~
H. afr.o,g q Aha 1eotb poa;n,ont .,
tfo " Ai;t;a ava horoh, rob;ra IT. 70 o %
sa,bln a+ tbe Caurt un,,sc # Aiausta 90
~ an Er;Jav tbo ott1 a., 81 oot,'hor
y oeoeE ~ M far n" 1870, y, s?p 81 1 Ioot
;1g Ma;or of so;J paa;,nron Ia, - 80 i f
n o 4 ros ro,oorod trom do @tota '.''N
a.. = oommaaants e somp 3i e, IN which
'iAe'. alo n"Sf'eies, ,''iVus ','o oi'ecrs' are
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

DR.. Cutter, Yankee, lech'rer o.. kansa.
troubles, ut q recent frsio1i ihegtiag, in Mont
pelier W. let tie cat. oas Ct the bag in
such a way that none but the wiIfullY wick
ed Il hopele.sly bind, can fail to see he an
imal. lie said
IF you would carry the Election next
November, keep bloody outrages in Kansas
before the eyes Of the people. =. You have no
other pink, Settle this ,4aos.icn and you
are defeated - Bosfoa poa.
.KANsA'.-i dcspatgIl from Washington
sa5s-"Goy. Cear} and Gen. Smith have
been informed by telegraph that they will be
furnished with additional fprees, if neeessa-
~, to maintain the public peace, aad pun
iah al violence, by whomsoever perpotrated.
Only the persons enrolled by Gen. Smith
viii be allowed to carry on military opera
tions in K ,ssas.o