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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-05
EksDN RAILING.
rgp p,igE LHa!HsilI o,r1-,


& Ohm f. GLOVER e co corner of Main Seventh
80 streets Evansville, Ind. would pectfuy inform
Public that they have in yard aud for sale low CASH
complete isortme Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing
quail and thcknesses Tongue and GroOved Pine
sh ooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling, Castings and
Pannals 100 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barns fencing No Pine Poplar Shingles
&c Can have made order the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blind Mantle Pieces. Mouldngs Frames
Doors and Windows &c, Sc Bills prices forwarded all
VINO may send Tor them Orders from adstauc will receive
E.
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s.. ri y e Z s d,

IMPORTER or VINES, L1QgoRE Avn CIGARS AID nEALE
BOURBON. RYE. MOSONGAHELA EECTFIED
WHISKY, or CORNER a
WATER EVANSVILLE
TEfHE Fuhsc-ber receiving opening at his
4 tam, of tbs largest aud best stocks
W ines, il41Ors lai Cigars brought
ne attention riends. the generally
licied t, the stock which i'll be sold
and a. as low figure any house the West uprising
partCoEnlIc STaniies of brands, Ple D4rk
Pinot MoEiory and 0tarj Dapay & Co. with
lot Of other brands.
fei-.ck Vine In'rts and pnt g-ther with general
50 -tnent of Dld bourbon Rye Nom nlaNf Rectded
Risky, Holland GIN. Jamaica snd New England Rum
Cherry and Peach Brandies. Cordls, Cdraeo and
d. Ah-rthe.
Also sl2ie4 article of Ohio Catagba. and Boston
B.-AIwoys hand large and selected stock Of
Havana German ana Hotne-made Cigarsi sarliaes ana
pittsburgh Ale selI5 r
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w M. IsElRELY.

WNHOLES NE AND RETAlL fSRDCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREEf -Theup-
dersgned would respectfully inform his friends and the pGc
Of and vicinity that having ed The
ofhe Senior in the late firm OfJ W Reilly he in
tends the Grocery and Produce the
stand He embraces this opportunity returning thanks
patCavors and intends effort Hontiuu-
ance oil the same ie2n-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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DIS. BRAY a. BENNINGTON,

1ntorT the citizens OF Eyansv lie
IN its vicinity that they have formed partnership in the
practice OF Medicn" aud Surgery.
Having ben actively engaged in the profession for
ser ceutury and become familiar with diseases
dent to this climate they hope their experience
cess will entitle them 60 share Of puhlic patronage.
Their flee is Firsr hetween Main
posO the Post Once where ehe both may be
consulted unless absent on professional business.
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NEWS ZOE AE.El!

WEE heg inior=a our eust7aer7 the Ladies in
Z . particular, that iiv show OF
the E-asdrst dsplaTs in Fancy G0oDs,
ever before Offered this .rket
give iil ds=trnt
that asso~tr1enr % Ladies Dress Foais French
aud EnEish MriRos Wonlen Plais Silks.
De aines Mautas Shavls, the richest French EEnhrnid
RES SILK nanets. Ladies' Misses and Girl ren's Shoes
IamaSAs and Eubrcidered Wi7dav C4lic0es.
G'ngha-n tianue Lnseys Jeans Sauet< Dom-tirs. AMI
tnousand % othor articles mention cannot
h. heat hE any whether in stF. quality price
st'll adhere 70 Our MOTIFS SLA HEAP.'i
Clll everybody store on near corner
Of First. sep5 ROSfsR.- &. FREY. =
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SAMUEL ORR
sTORAGE W3yTED.

w-. STUN 4Vail " Nv Ed. - :,
AA prepared in Fire Proof Warehcnse
w quantity of Grain Produce Merchandi disc,
tho mostiberal terms.
Having and airy stairs, particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds liable damage from dam
rust.
effected the lowest IRE proofrate by
er Logger when desired.
Warehouse located Locust W and T.
Canal, and venien for shipping by River Rail-
road. Applyto GEO. FOSTER & co.
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WHOLESALERS DRY GODDs,

XNE have now on hand Of the most pete and de-
Wv srable stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS ne
to be foundn the Western Market which offer all
time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
have been selected with in quality Style and
price, willing duplicate the bills of
house of the mountains in part
the following articles:
and bleached musns cloths eassimeres
prints lnseys Innings. silks sans surges veves vesng
carpets oahmeres oobugs, alpacas, de lanes
bonnets. ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shaTs satche
&C.. &c.
Together with large of Notions of all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also large stock
Of
WELL MADE CEOTHHNG.
got expressly for trade and to giv entire salts
faotion Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing wing cheap
for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
ep2s Evansville Ind
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LII kinds Boots and Shoes be found store
"a and fine. We deal exclusively in Root
trade, Keep large assortment. will you
bargains ify bring the cash. McREA & WELLS.
H5v4 Fosters B ook.
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NEW aRR NEEPEEN T.

WNorder that may be able to devote time part
M larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of Of terest the q
Gerry house to Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL who will
tinue the cid stand under the style Of ORR DALZELL
complete Of everything in the Grocery
line. would take this opportunity returning
thanks to the the house for the
extended
them to continue their avors firm worlG
to the slow pay all gentlemen they need
not ask credit at this house.
March l, 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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3 MISCELLANEOUS.
v - AMEEEEUAN AND ITALIAN
-a haAESHSa4EG!

HAVING just re-
turn ed from headquar-
tiers. where | have Sc
ected a large stock
(the finest that is
DadelOf White St1t1-
ary aud Variegated
Marble 70 y Monuments
-Head stones Man
ties. Counters. Furni-
tire etc all Of which
will be sold at the
LOWEST FIGUEFs FO9
CASH notwithstanding
uyrscent heayylessas
~ fire IN l1-nF enid
sIrancs COMPANIES I
shall coz tinue to en-
ploy the best Of srti=ts
for manufdc turing
after the latest desig 8
all orders that come 70
hand, ut prices that
eannotfail to suit pur-
chasers
Dealers Marble will
End It thpirinteTest to
continue their patron =
age, as l have selected
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The eJ will continue the business Of ehe 'orr1-
Geo. Klein Co. Manufacture o. LARD 'il,
Soar and Can les ant wal sell ct Toie al and retail the
Att irs warrn'tns tl articles tUl cqNai
reror t7pis Of the lncianFt. ta7rket Or ~
lie at between md
SecnnI g.p3-H uEGkER i KRAMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-05

TENHE PrOpretors of this House removed from
old stand Main their Hotel. finish
opposite the Court House where they
their old and all others who
At call upon them in much superior style than ornr
Than full patronage uly solicit
ofthe which shall all endeaVorst
1t Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good StablI and Wagon Yard kept forcountry n
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER Il HEDDERECU
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MOTIONS! NOrIONs!i

HNLOWER Thermometers. travelling companions,
n best London sea ing eight and ten key French
Aecordeons fne French harps dolls, marblss;
SETS combs Superior needles pins tooth
picks rings. pen ellis steel pens tooth brushes
beads dominoes. chess Emerson's toilet
jumping and battle together great
variety of notion for sale by A. C. PUSHEE,
APPS under ODD Fellows Hall, First st.
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PIslNCE q &c sS NIEEOnEONS,

PRINCE a CO - VI & s1ee u k1SNSs
iii WITH divided swell. secured BY letters pat
TT n tent May 25d. 1888.
IS T II 4 # this swell. solo passages may
- i lbe played with the iull power o. l. ;q5tru-
while ent is soft and subtuen Here
after ali tho Prince & Co, viii he fur
nshea with this attach 1ent without extra charge.
Prince Co. could realize harts NE fortune by
dsposjng ofrg otl acturers tUt as they rai
in their Instruments 1t can opy De Oh
tanned BY purchasing Of - -, "a
1av1 7C1s Hesr Fourth street.
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EVA Tsyss.E473 Tfo0E. STORE,
FTa5rE street, befvy. First and second.
TilHE 3D. having lust returned from the last
! nov reeeiriag extensive stock of HARD are.
sisting. of all kfrds
vzcchavIc,S FOOLS.
TIE qr9li1v aud an0rove5 styles o. American
EnFlish pFarture forming complete and choice
assortment; al-n
FsUsltIinE Hardware.
Locks and atctos Bnt+s nd Hinges. Bolts, &c. Trim
lnings for Furniture. &c
FsrEn7ger Tools,
Shovas ani Snq1s. H4v y Forks Brar
Hay and St~ar Tnivrs. Crair Sr .np=. sc
ESGTs So turn SEa 5Flg Goods.
Knit and For1 Fnqiish) ~
and Table Spoons Candles andTqmns waters Kettles
Pans. CaFae MILE. Fire. Satts. Sc. &.
T'Oris01 CUTLERY Guns. Pistols. &C.,
GlaHs hand; Ch'ins. Hames, Saws Axes. Rope Pump
Fixirrs &c
Ebcaurarad liberal citizens
aYsvilIa ard vicinity dsreirued
his stok Hard ana WIN a'vavs keep
possible Mechanics Tools IaIi4v
we'll oher cords ! eontpusrce It +rorrre
fully re1ues+ed eer24 WALDETRCH.
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NaA FaNR

e LII persons ndebte1 Jam Scantlin
"a will cdl and settle with james seantiin Jr
possible or the business OF the must be seted
Call his Main opposite the old
Bank. nOVi-3w JAMES SGANTLIN. JH.
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W HO L rs AL
cnRnER OF LOCrST AND VA

..ocb 70 sr;s4.eiF wishes NJ A. LAWRENCE.
p SGFisrs frea distance promptly and satisfactorily
slIaa y2I-d&w
H~tH0IrN FLOUR ~ BNRREI.S AND BAt:s,-A
supply kept constantly hand, ani tor sale at the low
est marx etpriees by S. r.. GIEBERT q CO.
ESQ Posey willie Mills
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-05

FINE NkEE. PAPFT5S-UPE0ISTE y DIRK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPEbS-
6CHMIDT& Rk have at their estaf lish-
~ First largs of wallpapers.
from an comprisi9
beautiful desert FtiOr is this line Ihy
also keen everything apprEing aHd cover
superior sly f6yiIo Sust rnlargad
our stofe-rno to accoEmc increased business.
are now prepared and show thema
large nck and low prices - ap2g-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
He MA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Connecticut.

OF Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500, UOO-dH paid ia and fRUeste1
fHNHIS Company with perpetual charter
III in 1919, against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Manu-
hold furniture and merchandise general Also inland
perls of Navigation Losses will be
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
z. @. RILEY, Secretary.
A may be made the
receive posals pol
icies Agency
IN the West. A. C. HALLOCK. Ag't.,
ey11-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGAsE AND TOBACCO SCOf;EOF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. IST AND2D.
20. Schaerer & Schroeder's old stand
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, that have taken the above
stand, determined to continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the Havana Cigars
and Tobacco Ofthe bes brands that Eastern markets If
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices, Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces
hat give general satisfaction, and respectfully
Bolcita share of public patronage. 1apl If
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IA pEES, WRITING PAPER

LADIES, WRITING PAPER.
z EINK note paper Green note pa"eF;
Ill Violet paper; yellow note paper;
Baf note paper; Pink letter pap@r;
octIn ~ DNEE' L 4 LISTER.
EtOFFEE.-Pnme Rio Coaee from New OTk, received
u per railroan and for sale by -u-.,- 40,
PRESTt'N 4 bN''N.
EyEGtH AND COFFEE.-Prfme Eastern Coffee and
oete7s PRESTON PROS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G.. O'RILEY s. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
IN II R q FL r. III TT So
EVANSVILLE, IND. .'

2 FY~gss = HAVING fitted up a mammo fsvSs~
- Wharf Boat, the largest on the $500
ONO river in the bsantial manner, pre-
ftateany ourcare eth
or by IEEV EEs, IL &HLsSOAD OBJ CANAL. .
without exposing to the nclemency othe weather aay
ing storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce cons.nedtO and all orders promptly filed
P 6. 0'RFBEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
nerous friends their former patronage and respect
FIJI solieits continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reeiprocated. -.....
commodaon Boats and their orders carefully fled.
mb3-dSwIy t.5 = g. P. G. OTRILEY d co
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BEAD THE sor1owINo CERTIFICATES jaa-e'g

Thereby cerf that during the past summer with
my ramy III thstreet near broadway III the city of Lou
isve wbere myself and three Of sons were aft let
Chs and Fever We tried the usual remedies such
without getting relief whrn Smith Go 's
Feyer and Aaae Cure was recommended and com
IL using in few days all relieved.
cerrfrilv safe, and sreeSy
bat tressin disease regar@ the best medicine
for the disease ever offered to the public.
GIvenunde- ny hand ths22d day of October. 1875 Lout
vile Ky. .f... ..f. Wa AIBYTLE.
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EJsF y iff!ElViiD -ssr.....
a. 100 bags RIO Coffee;
2n doz iunons Axes Ohio Patterns;
10 do Voluss do; Kentucky Patterns:
Octso TENNET & soREVSoN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Re ACN FHEI No and for sale low by
7oct1i GEO. FOSTER & co.
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MEDfC}I3NES,< &C. :

.eesss 80 = - { ~ %sElE
.sss - @
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"A f T E r z c z -
JAS. g. JONES ESQ, MFsSRS y. y. COOK & Soy.
j. s MiTCHFLt. MFSSHS. GEO FOSTER & 90.
Evansxille. LnAiana. anzal-I xdkMt
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10 R6A LRS Sugar Cured dried Beef;
W ~ 2No lbs QuglRy's sug cnred Hams in etore
for sale by octf2 7-F-- Z II COOK Il son.
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LUMBER! LUMBERn
:Rp. EBs EBEINN EFT

yTTOULD respectfully the citizens of Evans
~ VILE rronnding that he kaeps constant
" large and full assortment Of Pine fu-1b-T
Shinre Dressed and undresscd Floorng Dressed and n
dressed Notwithstanding. etc.. etc, which h" VIII sell
'hean Orders from the country solicited Yart
OIL Carpenter Eratz Hciifaan's Foendry.
lie has also yard Vim toe EvansvSl &
Railroad Dept and IS prepared furnish
all section with fulI variety cheap be
bought in Evansville. l.. Z. WATSON. Agent.
iy3-tf g. Yineenncs.
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a SaSH%.
r ENTHE arrival Of Lawns. Nrsqueto Bar5. Greer
- widow PAPER. ar general Of ,hrr Dr'
Goods at JvI7 SAMUEL ENRICH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
riean apprentices has been prohibited, though Il

rican apprentices has becn prohibited, though Il
is easy 10 see that the Prensa is very much op-
posed TO the measure. The petition has been for
wsrded TO Madrid, notwithstanding the opposition
Of all the corporate bodies of the Island without
one single exception. see nothing 20 make NE
change my opinion Of the ultimate results of this
scheme. On the contrary the men concerned in It
the modu, optraadi, the fabulous gains that are
spoken Of all make me hrmer believer in the
dishonesty Of the system. These men do not want
apprentices so badly: they want slaves, and are
irving to procure them under the cloak of phi
lsntbropy.
Esince the supply Of Yueatan Indians has been
stopped by tie Mexican Government, the attention
of our authorities has been turned TO Spain, 10
import from the mother country all her surplus
criminals The number 900 is smsD. but il is
cslcusted to increase II if the experiment shouid
turn out favorable. After serving out their time
they will b. allowed to settle on the Island Is
seems that this plan has been proposed By the
Spanish Court, as the most advisable 70 increase
the white population.
OF locI news have but little 20 say. The
weather hss become extremely hot, the thermom
eter standing at 94o in the shade The health Of
the CITY ia So far very good; but few cases Of yell
low ever have been reported. and these were net
Of a virulent nature.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
noRSIsG sEssIO

MORNING SESSION.
The Synod met at the Church Of DR.. Mcleod n
Twelfth street. Sixty delegates were reported pre-
sent The Rev. Alexander Clarke of Nova SCOTS va
elected Moderator the Rev. DIR. Mcleod Of New-York
was continued Clerk, ard the Rev. j. Mcmillan OF
AllsRbapy City was continued Assistant Clerk. Com
mite were appointed by the Moderator a. follows
Eo-~s~ Co,v~r ronderee-fhe Rev Dr. J. ~ heLeod DID,
be Rev y. w. J. Wyls and ~, " Sfusrt, esq - =. ,,,,
On Dsse,p!re-The Rev Dr. wilson, the Rev ID heshhss.
ard Mr. AsDrw, e~q
~ Ne S.xu n t< ri-.,-Ths Rev. Or. Crawford ue Rev.
J. Douglas, and James c. Milan.
~ hs Ser.sary-Dr. Black, Agnew, Crawford, and X.
StusOn.
% Pye,by,,4ai Repert.rhe Rev. @. heblan, T. Coz
tor. AID DR.. ". Murray
~ D~otaal EIe,ci...-Tho Rev g. L. Finncy, tie Rev
j. ". Morrison, and Dir. J. MILAN
On sosp.ass The Rev A N. stuart r. J. Black, ). WJs
DR.. Heron. and J. Afford.
Or F.saeo-The Row u. scstt, O. n. Stuart and W.
StpI4srd.
A.d,io,, Cormat.e-D.rro, Patterson and I. Canning.
On motion, DIR. Guthre's resolution 10 abolish the
Representative system In the Constitution of this
Synod WAS made the special order for Saturday
morning.
An invitation from the officers Of the American Bible
Society 10 attend the meeting at the Church OF the
Puritaos, and also to visit the Bible House, was sc-
oepted by vote.
On motion of GEORGE III. STUART, en- invitation
extended 20 the Rev Robert G.. Gather OF Ireland.
TO addree the Synod the subject Of Systematic Be-
nevoonce this morning. Adjourned until this morning..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
DIFFICULTIES IN KANSAS.


We are hapced the following extract from letter
to gentleman in this city FROM old and highly re-.
spected CtztD Of Northwest lss uri, aHf one Who -
strongly PIoSsvery 10 BIZ -eOtmen-, and IN favor OF
M king Kansas a Slave State. The gentleman N
whom the letter addressed IL also PrO-Savery
mar. Now that the Government hs- taken steps 70
enforce the laws Of Kansa- and ordered the Cpited
Stats troops TO the aid % Gov shannon, II be should
call for them, tle czens Of Nj sOuI should not inter-
fere. No will douht me power ofthe Government
10 enforce the Avs Of the Territory We do hope the
sober second thought Of the people Of North <eet Nj
sorn will influence them IN this matter II toere are
bad mtn-and ~ presume no one doubt it-In aud
about awrt nee Il il no Justification for the citizens Of
this state, or Kansas Territory destroying the place.
Let the proper authorities puLsh those who violate tae
lHus but let not the caamitie OF civil be brought
upon the people Of the counry because Of the folly of
a few political fsnacs. A. the writer OF the extract
however, sell remarks. are reapng tie rewards Of
the repeal of tue Missouri Compromise and We miy
odd, witnessing the beautiful workings OF sqsdter
sorcrcgnfY:
Schemes are TOW On foot, which if not arrested,
will put end TO our glorious Union. There j. $ fixed
determination TO destroy Lawrence and rsze the very
foundation Of the last house in It Companies now
beI OrgaDized-cevalry artillery and infantry, with
a view Of calling Gov. Price for arm. ard those 10
be used in Kan.es. The plan for getting up the diff
Guilty is for two three men 10 90 80 Lawrence get
into a difficulty, ard raise srow-then eight or Ten
more and by their conduct increase the eIctement-
then other additional men to 60, until they get up
general row-then the forces are TO be mustered and
marched on Lawrence. TIE opinion Is TIA. il vii
take 900 to take il. But It j. sad with artillery
il can be taken with 800 men. hear that cannon
heads are being at the foundry in Lexington.
for different pieces Of artillery that to be hsd in
the upper part OF the STATE.
"The pOtters Of this nefsrous 'cheme to Dissolve
the Union now have spies in the Territory whose
duty it is TO give a proprr eoiorlrg 10 al that Il
going on.
There is great dissatisfaction getting up asa0st
Col. Sumner, commanding at Fort LesveuTorth, and
petitions am told, are in circulation, asking the Sec
retary Of War JEFF Davis to remove him. Col Sumner
no doubt feels the delicscy and responsibility Of his
position and they charge him with being Free state
man. heard il said that from the combinations
forming there would not be house standing, not
human being left, in Lawrence in two months from
this time.
$50 you see the beauties Of the repeal OF the Ms
souri Compromise There are thousands who think
the Territory had better be inhabited by the Indians,
or else organized under Col. Benon's amendment to
Miller bill II would then have been settled by poor
men under the prcGmpton given bG it
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
AN APPEAL FROM LAWRENCE.


LAWRENCE, Kansas, Monday May -, 1858.
Report has Just reached this place that Governor
Robinson has been taken from boat at Lexington,
No. The report came very direct and ia, in s pro-
liability, true lie had started for Washington with
dispatches. II is impossible to conceive the e1cte-
ment that exists here in reference to the matter IL
proves that Gov. Robinson is taken, no man can
foIeten the result. 1t will inevitably end in blood
shed. Armed bodies Of men nacng every
hand. A Free-State was captured last evening
three miles from this place by men, reputed To be
Alabamsns, but being, in rcsiity, Mssourlans. lie
made them think lie was Pro-Slayery, however, and
was set at liberty. We are drilling and preparing for
an attack think Il will certainly come-but unless
the AIMED parties Of the enemy cease Their depr'ds-
sions ON the outpo.ts, xc shN ancck them. Col.
Sumner was in town this morning and informed the
Committee of safety that he had Instructions IRON the
President to act under the reqsiSIuon OF Gov shan
.op oply and that II Gov ShannOn would obiy g''e
the word he would arrange matters iouh"lh. a
messenger was then dispatched 10 Gov shannon ASK
ING for protection, and his answer WAS that lnA'nucA
as we had disowned all connection with law, we were
sstitled TO no protection BY law Tne min bearing
the message was twice sho, al, but escaped unhaF'
We are thus deserted by the United States "o'e'"'
uept. and are thrown back upon the law ot nature
viz: self lfdefense There il use IN d'gdi'inS Tue
matter. "7Ae ,r1- Is ircrfGjlc-d'd lc' Il coHe-4
ycpeat a. Sir ki q ccnc" Tell the North 70 send on
their men and arms, tor events will prove that W. sha
need them
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.

LTAvrSwoRrH CITY, X. T., May u, 1886.
T.. II B,XrR, swOru-Came tothe Territory 10 jay,
1854 from Indians; settled on the Neuak,, l't -
uct; was present at the election Of Msrch 30 1855;
the election was held at Moores; there were but
seventeen or eighteen settlers at the election thioks
he knows AL IN the district there were strangers at
ne election aI'oed with shot guns, bowie.kniyes and
~voVers; told witness that they were from Missouri;
.hst Sl these had ngh, TO vote that they had cone
~ take claims vas asked go and be jntroJnc.5 %
Gel Atchson, Vice Presiden. of the United So.
Nat be vss there; siltyiwo votes were poed, ,hev
arsypesred GU: Of tie distinct BY running over II.