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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08

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a 'VNMIsSIUN MtkCHANrs AND GFNERAL AGFNTs, drvot,
their b the sale descrpons of col VyRy
fhopt O. and will hre out SLAVES the ensuing s-asen
PC references, Richmond Enquirer and Richmond why IN
uls date. s' ''"s "
odicr on is'h street. between Main Cary Richmond Va
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PIANOS Fou HOLIDAY pr

PA nos fOtt HOLIDAY PHESESEs.
FHNHE MODEL PiANo-In this age improve ---S-ss-,
incti', ~lau iuairl itrius ships.
the like III D. T.. NASH gwen di-econIf ~
10 the manufacture of Model Piano Tie ..-,ut,
three hundred and dollars. tone simplicity
design, style ~ finish render
perfectly unique. u constructed ANY portion 81
= With equal advantage H. N. cy- ande
We have hand Pianos nearly all differing r
style finish price l on a. yo,i term u p,.
hurry can he had At ti North South aud every m
'uuil"nt warranted y T. NASH,
Pi,n, P,r,. nj.
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IsTN.NC>s sr.>p ron uE>T.

WILL Rent or L=S-e the store just completed. ,
corner 80 'trv suc Pearl fest., Il " ~
STORE II o.. hundred dp atd nearly 81 u iu 80
hl wl convenience, Ne N.-I-
stand in tie city. Apply
drl9-2awts JAMES THOMAS
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BY oooDrx a APpERsoy. Acct. =

NAbtAbsI Attssa AZ IfEs.stSIa'.s. q MILES
kAST Of RICHMOND. TOGETHER Chops sroCE
a. Fpf rALf Mt AUCTION b. .oL on u.
asy - yAhsary l>js. III p-ms cotltn~cus At N oc
y VI ftur, " not ui~ n-St lair dag tie vAluabls
nr W u H,r-o no- fs.sls containing from ~
survey ~ which gill ~ exhibited MI.
~ kelnofd i~tus-n tl Garns I'D ia. NJ
carnsu, ~ fh- buildings Of a ds-llnr conianr
h~sit-s The The
balance In Sood and tI-r. There rood
ground ~ 49, 49,
A- The al- q ~ land al the p~ae on The tIa-
~ b. sol r"n'thg ~ The usual uch crop COM
ont-. hay Ac, ard t0-k % horses. cattle A.
fEHss-fpr The iand. I ami
blnds. caring Interest secured bv a de.d.
lar N. p~rsonsi aver
amount, months credit l-ind-.
drN3-tAHts GOBbiN A APPFg>ON. Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.
sY LARUs srJINE
ExrENSIyI SAII ga ,1SIr<r,ex m

ny DICKINSON nrLL CO. ,rcrl
- NGGRosS. Tits bNY. - ,,ris-s -,p ~ -.
~ S"sfS~N eSnsisinS % M~n. Bays ors and w.a-a
- DICKINSON, HILL A Gu I.s,.
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UCCHEADV. MOTT & HuINDAGE.
FOL MAIDEN LANE,

corner ~ Fropf ars,f NV Won,
TRIPLE REFINED CAMPHENF,
81 p Ct Alcohol y o.
Ao Manufacturers and Dealers following articles Of The heat
a. gu,liiy. ani offered Vt the lowest market prices.
burning fui, spirits rirpenue Pitch Ros and Hard
nrntne Bright varnsh. Coal Tar stores Of every
Eruption, :. JENNY. ~,
gio-coN1m riiOS. BErTS. DifWsr
- - JANUARY fsT, 1896.
WV UNDERLINED have this day
der The frm of GREEN HORSON. the purpo,e I'd con-
mon " Wv ~ VI '''
They iurn their friends secured the .vvi-e az
VIZ Jno Book e. late q the hrm Of Booker wains Who vii
tend 70 the sale ofproduee 81 the arm gens
Js8-dkcim FEFb w UohsoN ''''e'
. CASH CARPET HOISE.
NhhIsIAN LATiiHOP oncr 81 the
- ,oi ClrpetinFs 70 he found in the city comprising
Rich Tapestry Velvet
DO 10 Brussels do
DO English DO do
super rhree plv and Ingram CARPETS
super AUWool Dutch Carpets. very SUPERIOR
Hemp aud Cotton Carpets
Plain aud Twllcd Stair nd parsage Ca,rsf.
Rich Mosaic and Velvet Rugs
Printed brugges Crumb Cloths and Stair Linens
~ when VII b. sold stless prices than such gs are
usually sold a. W Main street t Wv
Vi Cupfsrt,N
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sWo.o,ii,sLA4wN,-NEAn nIcsnoNp, ron

tuS RS Nt>S.-A young Lady New England -iur.,-,
- ior and highly successful in her profession you'd ,nrsr- a.
'oFrrness Teacher % Metnatcs: all.d both
ceeptahy He o. instruction comprise, de- s-vr a.
fH',its o. tnrisl French Latin, and Rudimens
Address Ms. L. A. HILL BAhway y ] % d,
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HESTER A WHITE. Commission Merehar
EXCHANGE


Pns,Gs-London Y cent
D'aEsTto-On Northern cities kper
FREiGiITS.
FsMas-ScArce aud very Little doing ve-s, nov load,
Offering So"
bbi $3.50 p HID tobacco qs cent
bill. t2n HID tobacco, y whole and 5Ac u box 10
bacco. Nothing doing Philadelphia - cents Ter ia X - n bh
tobacco "a per l5c box tobacco Bai,ipnr
70 cent. pr bhl !' hid tobacco 10 9c pc
B'c~-stl-s I3GlS%c; Shoulders I46IIEc.
,,,n-Lagaayra isetl:e'+ Rio isetlsS; Java l5ti5%.
hsiianyiIr Pat Sperm IS Talow yackson's lie
Gown sgED-t90s% cash
fi,Mackerc ~ COCK arg~, medium 5s5k No Family Ro,
mrrrns' IA hr- hands Thc supply good Is small SoriL
r,,ssr,p-t 10, Tor prime
GINssSG-N omnal-'bhr.
iEoSPg 9tii .c- Common English Bar, ss.9o ynyi,
hchngi To- sweee liz" Ireegar aud Armoy Coun.
I,ab-Rl. Is, ter, iiaiis. Refined tn pail. iiso.is
Hnt-.II dry ~ TO o. DO saited ~. Sans SIN
Lr.D-Pis $ Bar 50
LrsrsEClear white zine % merchantAbr %
Sftie ~ Hole Y 10 isil do gIib Torinr isss
220 face scanns for heart and san ali hear ia
sll heart Sdesic slinr-. N9s6 per " weather Eirtms
lS6bi6 Inch Oak Flank 2'1s BuonWood inch 25Gt.s do
sl Flooring Virginia, 2s1@ Flooring southern va e.
snscs ~ inch bunch 6t651 per NJ the cargo Ar.
re- slaves sud Heading - to per NJ demand Hoop Pole,
MoL,ssF.-None in market
NAiLs--tA to ~
PFEuyr,S GUSovey teo delivered on boat or in depot
PL,srFE-On Dock ,. GroundgS, GttO.
Crushed LoafleaioN Baltimore Crushed Yellow Ok stuart.
sUsARs-New orleans sGts%c Porto Rice =, tosS
sAtt-S2 Tor Marshall and Ashton.
SssEcs Knor-1ac.
wooUnWashed 10 %; Washed qs to 80 Pulled qs to %
FlsSes 5s!7 w ool Kin. % to rs cents.
No article; Siearns Brummei TO-
""-s' ech's-no hdyers above this quotation.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY KENT. PAINE . CO. Arc-.
100000 eterIJHL o. r nsS GOODS g. 9ns
lnt, eornscng At ~ o'clock vii
BROOKS. Bill waller No u ,sth street who mak eh.nss
In their bo-Dess the entire sslanc. their
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
comprising great variety Of aud desirable gods
III attention q dealers particularly 10
th~ largest sick Of Dry Goods od-t-
" o'clock SncOumsnce III ale % The Cffhs
and Es-f.Hg h stock - ~hich
Az o'clock ~ Sh crvr the stock Of PHSr
s-'-s' pi-c-s- Of choke syles.
To- the ~l ai-O b. Of
h"ash-t Cuftous, Druinss, Pat nss Apron
Ch--ss. sc. -
TssS-An under ti0a unt.r $3.50 month";. over
that snS4Hi, & months ereait for approved pager
yAs kENr. PAINE a 49,.
nv DAVENPORT. ALLEN co, Au-t.
n tHctEHti.~- a.. = AutTruN.-an
~ DAN iFh January. siu .ck At our ,nc,
.tnrr- aS-urir1-ft ~ Groceries. .-
ktp, ssuAyra and Java
O-i Nit-hy. French B.sudy
kt'y, green and blark
sap salt, Wrapping Paper
A.
rssN- Und-r so', sl over four month. credit Tor
approved paper. ~
ia DAVENPORT. ALLYN = CO Auct.
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STEAMBOATS,. &c.

IL y. GAEE STs:A uSElIP JAMES y.,r-r.
- . TOWN. leaves Tu-sday afternoon,
I'll Inst ~ o'clock for New York Norfolk Nfl,J r.
Freight received today Monday up to the
'"lr 81 o'clock T. NJ ruc-day the sh int New
toh'guevs requested o cal person, orrrs H.,
Ter goods unlr-- y removed proper time they at
their rex, aud subject a. storage
shippers
Ice heir shipments be consigned Ia order.
Passenger mus be board before Of
=. VI, rlr-isy. 49,
Tickets aud ~s'S secured ~ Office,
Those who n1N desire leave P,ters,
Wednc~H' m"-tne At o. clock and board CITY ,oi
she morning
lions included.
a'-=t LCDLAM a WATSON.
e. 10 " O. ~ BE;.I IDI.RE, FOX A..
- hALIlNokE-Fgcgit received during
tMondayJ snd O'Clock p NJ TGesiHy ihr ~
inst '
Consgne-s rcu-ved call person orders m
hv goods unless they proper time thy are Al
their risk and subject To storage
shipper. requested the uieir eon.Isn.
Iai-2t ft-nf An a IL .TsnN
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dtAt LIKING MAILETS.-IiveO Oak Caulking Msll,ts
~ Tor sale cheap by CLARKsON a ANDERSON,
jas No loo. Main 5
GALNANIZED PUMP CiIAIN-Jus to hand and
~ Tor sale cheap by CLARkSON 4 ANDERSON.
~ No leo, Main
BUOLLOW WARE-Con.i.ing Of Pots ovens, spb,sr.
y Sklleis and Csuldrons, for sale by
,.s cLARKsoN ANDERSON.
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'"h oNh N ~ yE -, Nv waHpsn r"r ~
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

=" rvs ssGL1sH a.. 49,
ssOss-r ci~py-rross Az
LIZA PERRlNS,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26
Bidding for Abolition Votes.

In their desperation. the old line
papers are bidding for the real hot.
blood Abolition votes. not content with
having secured the most OF the Know
Nothing vote. We have been anus
ed at the Enquirer and its echoes. in
this respect. Mr.. Dunn Of Indiana.
introduced bill TO restore the Mis-
souri, Compromise line. As several
hundred persons had moved into the
territory. in good faith. as slave hold
ers. his bill provided that those who
we're there should have a few months
to get Uut. and their residence in the
territory should not deprive them Of
their rights In their slaves,--nothins
but an act Of justice to the slavehold-
ers, and for this, the Pro-slsvery press
in their extreme want Of votes. cry
out LreALrzIse SLAVERY IN THE TER.
RrroRy hoping to drive the Aboli-
iionists, who dispises slavery. to vote
for Buchanan who would legslize sla-
very in that territory eternally-
Finding men Of sense not duped BY
that. last weeks Enquirer tries anoth.
err. These Black Republicans voted
to extend the FueIrrvE SLAVE LAW
ovER KANSAS ! o Horrors Th,
Union must be dissolved! This meth
cd Of argument at least proves that
for the sake Of elscting Buchanan
they would affiliate with the most rab
i'd Aboliiionisls. It may be an effor
TO induce the Aboli.ionists to stick t
Gerett Smith instead Of vote for Ere
mont. II at least shows that they ar,
hard pushed for objections to Cum
back when they object to avote whicl
was designed to let slave holders &c
out Of the territory with their prop
erty." and enjoy the constitutions
right Of hunting their runaway prop
erty" in the territory. But II the.
had not voted for such provisions
what then' Wouldn't they have
been bard cases?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

One Of the most pleasant meetings
we have attended this canvass was on
the farm Of VIM. Walking. near..South
Gate. last Saturday. Though the old
liners had gotten up an opposition
meeting in the neighborhood. to pre-
vent the attendance Of Democrats, the
meeting was larger than we had ex'
pected, end the right kind of spirit
was manifested. A most beautiful
pole was raised. and Mr.. Rowland
made an excellent speech. True to
their love Of liberty and the Union.
the women were there. not only cheer
ing their husbands and sweethearts
BY their smiles and appreciation. but
providing most bounliful repast for
their comfort and encouragement
With such mothers. such wives and
such daughters on our side. the cause
Of liberty and right must and will pre-
vail. There are no truer Republicans
than the Highlanders. ass a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26


The citizens OF Laarsl were great
ly excited. one day last week, 1t the
report that J. II. Farrote had been
wsylaid. and brutality assaulted. the
night before, on his way home. and
left for dead. When the gentleman
who 6rst brought the report to Brook
vile. left Laurel. the impression among
Mr.. Faurote's friends seemed TO be.
that some Black Republicans. or
bloody Know No.hings had done the
deed. He was reported to have been
found. by the roadside. early in the
morning. nearly liieless. and his horse
tied near him. We have taken nc
little pains to get the facts In The case
which seem TO be these Late la the
evening he left Somerset. with neigh
Dor in his buggy. The neigbor got ouI
Of the buggy Al the foot Of the hill,
and left Mr.. y. TO 60 home alone. II
was then nearly dark. The mex
morning Mr.. +. reached home, bloody
and apparently badly beaten. He in
formed his family. that he knew moth
ing Of the perpetrators---the last hs
remembered was being just on top o
the hiil-perhaps IL they were to g
there. they might get some clue Il
the authors Of the mischief They
went. and sure enough. blood, and
tracks, and the condition Of his bug
gy revealed it all ! He had driver
over stump. and been thrown out o
his buggy. and badly hurt. and hi
horse was fastened by the buggy and
stump. in the fence corner. so that h
could not get away.
Were ], not that Mr.. Faurote is a,
officer. and man Of wealth aud in
huence. we should say. IN PLAIN Eng
fish. that he was drunk. but such Ian
guage would be offensive 10 one Of hi
standing. 1t is only year. since. 70
inlimating such a thing Of him. "
were called a liar. We presume th
polite phrase would be ''somewhs
overcome. We could give more de
tails. but they would alliconfrm tn
opinion that he was neither Ct to driv
home after night. nor be trusted wit
county business. But his time
nearly out. so we will let him depal
IN ne ace.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

II DOES FOR rHE IoSoRASr.-The
old liners are yet trying to create the
impression that the Republicans sought
TO disband the army and would have
succeeded but for the timely fusion Of
the Buchanan and Fillmore men,
This does well enough for the igno.
rant. for whom It is specially dosed
out. Every intelligent man knows
that the Republicans voted for the ap.
preparation bill all the time. only pro-
viding that the army should not be
used TO enforce the Missouri laws on
the people Of Kansas, but the fusion
party. refused to vote any appropris-
ton. and preferred the disbanding Of
the army. IL Il could not be used for
tile Democratic purpose Of compelling
freemen to submit TO laws which they
never made. A thief Ia holly pushed
when he cries "stop thief" These
fasionists ara badly OF when they try
to shit the responsibility from them
selves on TO the Republicans. None
but ignorant men can be deceived
by their false claims.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26
South Side View.

The South Carolina Times, after
hearing from Vermont and Iowa. says
il sees "unmistakabIe indications that
Fremont will be elected" No doubt
the recent news from Maine will
strengthen him in that judicious con-
clusion. The same Journal also has
trustworthy sdvices that "the leaders
Of the Democracy are even now great.
Iy alarmed for the success Of Buchnn.
AN and Breckenridge In Pennsylva.
MA" Indeed. the only ground for
hope that Fremont might be defeated
has rested on the suppos:sion that
Fillmore might so divide the vote oil
The North as to throw the election int
the House Of representatives. But
that supposi,ion is now '.i-june. un,
promising. unreliable" The truth is,
according to this organ Of the 6re.es.
,ers. that 1.-The signs OF the times pcin,
to the overwhelming election Of Ere
mont" But what 10 the attitude Of
South Carolina In view Of tbs approx
ching EVENT. Why. IL Is thu sensible
an rational view Of patriotic acquits.
cence In the result. Of q regular cons,i'
tuIional election. 1.-THE prSfoundes,
"paihy"--so the Times imps,isntiy ex'
presses it-"has seized upon people
and poliiicians--upon all classes--and
We contemplate the probable triumph
Of Black Republioanism with sIolid
indifference and stoieism which are
truly amazing and alarming"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

This gentleman. naturally enough
begins 10 fear that sAs people will try
to elect sheriff this year who has not
been brought up and taught how to
sheriff by mike. They think Of
taking one right fresh from among
themselves. WHO'S not versed IN the art
Of employing bailiiis. bu, who knows
how TO do his own business. We
shall DO deceived OF hundred or
more good Democrats do not vote for
all the. Democratic candidates, except
for Sheriff and Commissions -
They say IL will do no harm TO Try. At
least. and see IL court business can
not n least be done here for. ~ most.
halt what Il can In The adjoining coun-
ties. II can make no possible differ.
encs. on general questions. II these
two Offices should be in the hands OF
Republicans. for one term at least.
and Il may make a difference Of hun.
dreds Of dollars to the tax payers Of
the county. nsheir finances.
In his alarm, he affects to deny hav-
ling said that he does not think be
could get along with fewer bailiifs
than mike" has used. Now we can
prove that he has said that. or its
equivalent. and we can prove il BY
Mr.. Glidewell himself. In the pres.
ence OF Geo. Holland and Abner Nc
Carly. last Friday morning. DIR. Glide.
well said to US. what amounts to the
same. He said che would not say
that mike had employed more bal
ills than was necessary. "Mike"
has made good sheriff. and ought to
know how many men were necessary
to do the business. II elected. he
would do the business as economical
| ly as possible Just so. mike has
made good sheriff" and "he ought
to know &c." SO dc the people know
You can not make the people believe
that such expenses fought to be-
nearly four times as much in this coun
~ as in the adjoining counties.
Now we will tell every reader how
he can prove that Glidswell has sale
10 substance. what we have quoted
Just ask him IL he believes tina
Mikes" bAiliff BILLS have been exhor
bitant. and II he says yes. get him Il
put It on paper. He will tell yol
that mike has made good shrr.
iff'' andthat he will try to get along as
economically as possible. He dare
not say that he believes money ha'
been squandered on party hirelings
for party purposes Whenever h
effects to deny what we have said
just corner him. and he will say !
over again. almostin the same words
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

ers. for I am prisoner" prepsr.
I'd my revolver Tor firing. and laid it
beneath Mrs. Bailcy's pillow. She
asked me What would do with Il.
told her I you'd defend myself II at
tackled BY one RafIIsn alone. After
remaining IN our room for one hour
and Ahslf, vita feelings which I cannot
describe. but which may we'll BE- sp-
preciatsd BY all wives. moshers and
listers, Mr.. Bailey was permitted 10
come: and. assisted b. d. uuIsnL
carried Mrs.. Bailey. led and "a. 70 :
house on the ether side Of the street.
nov went down sssirs With ny Lill4.
Who vas almost IN spssms. walked on
the bloody, slippsry noor and. over
The feet Of ihs dead Phillips. After
leaving thu house my disirtss Of mind
was greatly relieved 10 End that Mr..
Mycrs was neither killed o. TAKEN.
prisoner. We begged .permission to
eturn to our room and ger oar <enks.
which had been broken open The
Ru(Iians found nothing o. msch value
to them IN the trunks. They ho~ev-
er took my revolver from me a tho
time Mrs. Bailey was carried from O.
room. We ish there bedding and
bed-clothes to the value OF about $500
which is probably destroyed or con.
6scaied. The dead body Of NJ. Pbd>
lips lay on the door In his own bloc
and gore nearly all day. snd No nss
or woman was allowed to toacl, him -
Situated as we new found Ourselves,
we directly decided to leave sbe Tey
ritory IL we could be permitted 90 do
so, We took our trunks down 10. The
wharf and there SAT upon them ontIl
we went on board the boat While
sitting there the captain Of Jerry
boat came near us and waived Is
Bowie knife near over our hssds. 9 -
sing and swearing and offering a re-
ward of $3.50 10 any one who would
show him damned aboliiionist. Coz
he would kill and scalp him and nail
the scalp on bis boat for a sign. Ear.
" next morning The boat Jeff and We
came direct 60 ConnerssiIls. :. ri... n
Now. gentle reader. l have detailed
10 you horrible things. but they are
nevertheless true. for "all Of which /
saw. and part Of which ! vas
All the Border Ruffians are Buchanan
men. and am now convinced that It
is the Buchanan party ~ho are Cor en-
Shaving Kansas. and henceforth my
voice shall BE- for Free speech, Free
: Kansas. and Fremont. .lf
! am sorry 10 hear that the truth Of
my narrative has been denied by some
Border Rutfians in this county. but I
speak what know and testify 10 " hat
l have seen. The people Of this
county have known my Faiher's (ihe
late Gabriel CHM. Esq family for
more than thirty years. They know
the instructions OF my youth: sh<y
know my manner Of life since. and 70
those who impeach my verhciiy I can
but say in the language Of the CO M
placent Cowper: frt tssiiut tts1
sSo moral. sensible and welI-bred man
wiilinsult me and no "ihsf esa.r iis4 4
! AMERICA MYERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

EE The idea of Know nottingham
anu Democracy being unit upon any
question l. too ridiculous for argu
ment.--Nw Albany Tribune.
Isdoeslook "ridIculous:" so Herod's
friends said when old Plate and Hsrod
made friends To accomplish the death
Of Christ. though the fact existed.
We we're not prepared to believe the
fusion 90 complete. until We found the
Democrats In Congress voting IN Macs
for Akin. . South Carolina Know
Nothing. for spsaksr, and the two
parties uniting TO vote money to the
President 10 enforce the Missouri code
on The people Of Kansas. The ques-
ton. Bro. Gregg. does not admit Of
"srgument. /" any more than ikat two
and two are four.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

Nothing very de6nits from Kansas.
Reports are contradictory as to the
course to be pursued BY the new Gov.
ernor. Il WAS thought be would act
fairly and restore peaco. Lane disbap-
ded bis men upon the promise Of pro-
lection. but later sdvices indicate that
a strong force Is en- route to again de-
stroy Lawrence. Rapes and murders
aud robberies continue 10 grent num-
bers. There seems 10 be no Law
against snything but freedom Of opin.
i,n. in that territory. A letter from
Maj. vei,ch. dated Sept 10. says:
The army Of law End order is again
on the march to Lawrence. number
ing. by the muster rolls Of yesterday.
$50 men. and two pieces Of artillery.
There IL now no difference OF opin-
ion amongst gentlemen about the pro.
prie,y Of establishing emigrants from
the south who have been driven frou
the territory BY Lane and his sssoci'
ates.
We hear contradictory reports re
speeding the views Of the new Govern
or. eeary; one Is ihathe is favorable
to our cause, and is determined TO us'
all his influence for the arrest OF Lane,
while other reports report him a
sympathising with the free State par
~ in all its enormilies.
His views. however. whatever the,
may be. do not affect our movements
We shall go 10 Lawrence, regardless
of Geary's views. or those OF Gen
Smith. commanding the q. s, force
At Leavenworth.
We move from here 20 morrow. di
rect for Lawrence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26
Maryland on pisunion.

We commend 10 our readers the
sensible remarks Of the Baltimore Pa
trio. on disuniou, which appear on our
6rs, p-ge. The hot bloods ofvIrgin-
ia may venture to break away. and
they may End few Judge Logans and
John L. Roblnsons who will aid them.
especially IL they think the North can
be easily frightened. but Maryland.
and Western Virginia. and Kentucky.
and even Missouri viii never join ear.
nestly in notification.