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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24


1t was announced in our telegraphic columns
Il few days since that Fremont meeting at
Baltimore had been mobbed The following
are the particulars-taken from the Baltimore
Sun
REPUBLICAN. ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE
This Association held a meeting last evening at
the Temperance Temple, and in the absence of
the President, Mr.. Elias Hawley, on motion of
Mr.. VIM. Gunnison, Mr. +. S. Corkran was called
to the chair, and Mr. VIM. Z. Coae jr., was Sc
lected as Secretary pro tenn. Mr.. VIM. Gunni-
son, from a Committee appointed to report an
address to the Republicans of this State, sub
United one which set out with the declaration
of their devotion to the Constitution and the
Union, and of their adhesion to Free -SoiIism in
Territories admitted; declaring the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise to be a breach of faith on
the part of the South, &c. About the close of
the reading, large number of persons who had
assembled in the room and around the door Gre
ated some slight confusion by crowding and
laughter, when a Mr.. Meredith, well known as
Sunday street preacher, passed down the room
to them and ordered them to leave the room or
take seats. This was succeeded by loud laugh
ter, applause and Misses and three cheers being
proposed for Fillmore, they we're given amid
the utmost confusion and terrific noise. produced
ny stamping, clapping OF hands, &c. Next, three
cheers were given for Buchanan, in the same
fashion, and forsom twenty minutes there was
kept up succession of cheering for these gem
tlemen, alternated with loud groans for Col
Fremont, Corkran, Gunnison, Fussell and 9TH
ers taking part in the meeting-the whole be-
ing interspersed with cries OF, Turn off the
lights z Tar and feather them ~ &c. while
loud calls were made by the same parties for
speeches from those concerned in the meeting.
Some OF the lights being here turned off. these
gentlemen commenced leaving the room when
they were saluted as they passed through the
crowd, with groans, Kisses, and other similar
sounds and remarks, they making as hasty an
exit as possible, followed by the crowd. where
an immense coneourse had assembled. and upon
reaching the street, loud cries were made for
rails upon which to ride them, and the cheering
and grooming were renewed Messrs. Corkran
and Col VIM, E. CoaIe we're followed nv the
crowd and roughly hustled about until thew
reached the corner of Gay and Fayet,e streets,
where the former was tripped up or shocked
down, and the tails of his coat cut entirely Of
while the latter named gentleman, although not
80 roughly treated, was pushed and hustled
about IN other than pleasant manner. and his
hat smashed. in They we're then allowed 10
-
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Farm for Sale.

i IL 800 offers TO sell his farm conssng 81
=, and. OF which Is enclosed and under
sbiss The balance Is timber land, the whole o.
or for vineyard. '' '.'s' ie'''ns -
with new Frame House a GOOD veil OF water and
en mouse 90 II. long put up last summer with the
rasd o. keeping 1000 hens. Situated on the Aver
p, Mies rom Burlington and six frsm Augusta
Tor particulars cali and see the owner Who is living
-pS1 VIC prenises ly22w9m1 JACOB ], DECKES.
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Legal Notice

In tic District Court of Des Holmes Couatv
~. IowG.
L. G. BELL, PIT
4
Daniel Strang and the unknown heirs Dill 10 quiet ttle
of Achilles Morris, deceased Deft's .-.... . .
HIS suit is brought to correct mistake in n deed
Il OF conveyance from Achilles Morris to Daniel
strang and from said Strang to the plaintiff for 66
acres OF land part OF the west half s. E. 4 section o.
town ~ ~ OF range w and to quiet the title of the
plahtH IN and to said PREMISES and the notice in this
case having been returned no found as to all OF said
defendants by the sheriff of Des Mones county, the said
defendants are hereby notified OF the commencement Of
sa action and that they are required appear and an
20 me same On the second day of the term of
e district court Of said county, Judgment by default
will be rendered against them - ~
A. MESSENGER Ma
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Farmers of Iowa and Illinois.


no purchase Flax Seed we again call your otten
ton to our promise pay the highest Market price
for good seed. p'''e
we nave the best class steam heating machinery from
ono. we are prepared to manufacture the best pure
Oh ana thin obong cake which will exchange for seed
10 those who wish 1t. Please give us chance TO buv
pect you shall always find sure and good marker with
US. fjy39wtfl BIrRNulW I,cG y, ~"
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Sfrayed.

An exchange contains the following notice
Broke into the pocket of the editor Of this
paper sometime during the week, a ten cent
piece. Who it belongs to, or where it came
from, Is a mystery to US, and we earnestly re-
quest the owner to come and take it away. We
have been without money SO long, that its use is
entirely forgotten. Upon one side is a beauti-
full young lady witt handkerchief to her eyes
weeping to think chat she has no mate, and a
night-cap on a pole as signal of distress. Once,
getting angry, VIC pinched her severely, but she
wouldn't come to quarter" and now.w beg
that some one will come and take her away"
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Steht All. ihr Fseien ale
R.fs iAut: Is fali. Is faile
Das Reich der Tyrannei.
Gckommen ist der Kampfestag;
Jetxt Schwerter aus den Scbeiden!
4 Schon schlagen SIGH die Beiden,
s.-ssss41ss. s Freiheit und Sklaverci
S. 4 sss.ss xss Ihr Ereien, s 81
Ruff iaat Es fan, es faile
Das Reich der Tyrannei
Vie hansen sic so fucrchterlich,
Die widen Schergenhordenl
She raubcn, bremen, morden
I'm Dienst der Tyrannei
Kansas, das heldenmuethigc, E
Sank hin an schweren Wunden;
Noch Iegt es unverbunden
Brueder, steht linn bel
i Zu Huelfc lsis
Kansas hegt schwer1verwundet,
s.g s Brueder, steht linn bel
S. Els triumphirt der Wuetherich,
Is jubeln die Tyrannen
Das freie Wort zu banner,
Das ist ihr frech Bemuel'i
Verblutend stoehnt der Maertyrer;
Die Freiheit seufzt in Ketten.
Auis brueder, sic zu rettcn, y
Lasst uns zu Felde ziehn!
Auf, Brueder,
Die Freiheit zu erretten,
{ Iasst uns zu Felde ziehn!
Hinweg, du falsche Heuchlerin.
Du kannst uns NIGHT beruecken;
Wiz kennen define Tuecken, +,
Du Lug-Demokratie
Won dir, du feile Meuchlerin,
Ward Kansas schnoed' yerrathen.
Nit solchen Demokraten fS
Haelt es der Deutsche ME
81 ia, bunker, ss
Nit falschen Demokraten
Haelt es der Deutschc ME
Freiheit, du Heissgeliebteste!
Wir werden ME dich lassen;
Wiz werden stets Inn hassen,
Wer INNER dich bedroht
Freiheit, der Freien Koenigin,
Dir sind wir ganz ergeben;
Wir denen dir i'm Leben, S
Wir gehn fuer dich yum Tod
ia, Freiheit,
Dir dienen wr i'm Leben,
Fuer dich gehn wir yum Tod
t Is 6. -ss 10 .-. .
Wohlan dem, Free, maenniglich
2 lieht cure tapfern DECENT
Der Tyrannei entgegen e
Folgt jetzt FREMoNr yum Krieg!
Fremont, der Heldenmuethige, -
Der Retter in Gefahren,
En- fuehrt die freen Schaaren.
Err fuehret sic yum Sieg. r.
Zum Kampf dem!
SOS Fremont fuehrt unsre Schaaren:
En- fuehret sic yum Sieg. 49,
Hurrah bald toent der Jubelschrei=
Kansas istietzt gerochen, -a..s ..
Die Knechtschaft ist gebrochen,
Fret list Amerika!
Fremont, der Siegeskraeftige,
En- hat den Feind bezwungcn; *
Drum jauchzen allie Zungen:
Fremont! Victoria!
So ia, jauchzet! .
Bald list der Feind bezwungen,
Fremont! Victoria! 81
f - 80 81 @ E V. SCHERB
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Mobile Snnt ]

Mobile, Sept 10.
Don Fernandez dc Agala, minister penipo-
Tertiary and envoy extraordinary from the re-
public of Venezuela and Granada was yesterday
arrested by marshal Maura and deputy marshal
Sclick on charge of forgery and swindng-
After his arrest he attempted to swallow forged
drafts of 5000 81
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

GY We once knew farmer who moved his
barn a number Of times to get rid Of the man
ure The Gazette has been operated upon this
plan exactly, in its editorial management. When
the mud gets SO deep that it incommodes the
proprietors and seems to obstruct the cause,
they ship the editor and get q new one. If
things are not rapidly approaching crisis of
this kind now in that Office we are greatly mis-
taken.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

CD THE Black BUCCANEERS Of Oquawka raised
hickory pole on Saturday. 1t was truly emble
matte Of the party and their leader, being an
old aud decayed stock, rotten at the heart, hol-
low and planted upon sandy soil. They will
all the pole, the party and their leader, go
down together, prostrated by the storms Of No
vember.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
Notice tn the I.adjac

MI have just received an assortment of Iad,e.
Nv white and colored founced and plain ba,r ciott
Skirts Holmes Hoop Skirts, and white and drab Moreen
Tor skirts to which they invite attention of the
sep17 corner Of Iersrsan I'D W e niso.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
tB- A son of Erin lately arrived at Bali.

tT A son of Erin lately arrived at Bal,i.
more, was employed to drive cart Not being
an adept in the art and mystery of hauling dirt
he was wofully perplexcd when he wished to
empty the cart, and after as much maneutreine
to getit into proper position, as would have
snfficed to move seventy -four, he marcked up
to the horses head, seized the bride with a pow
eriul grasp, and sang out with hearty good
will, rare up! rare up r calculating the horse
would elevate himself far enough to empty the
cart. OH $780, = go
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

eB We learn from Maryland paper that
Mr.. Edward F. Wilson, formerly citizen of this
city, died at Libertytown, in that state on the
26th ult.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

Hartford, Sept. 10.
The democrats have large meeting here to-
night to welcome Senator Toucy on his return
from Washington. Large delegations fiom ad.
joining towns were present About 5000 peo-
pie were in attendance at the meeting and great
enthusiasm manifested ....
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

.PI1 MS rcor IL Ir"-A horse ran away in
Moline last Friday and dashing up to q store put
his foot into i tub of eggs and crushed fifteen
dozen ofthem. ga
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
Particular Nnfina

90 DOZ. o. Ames No. Railroad Shoyels are offered
w at SOB per doz. CASH. Also, ''u
80 doz Old Colony No 2 Railroad shoyes will, he sold
Tor I'll per dog. CASH, at y N
sep3 WHITE g wATppu,y,s
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LIST OF pREMIUns

10 De AWarIcd at the Dies WO;,,a. r,
AGRICULTURAL Fniran Cattle Sis.s,y'
The officers of the Des MONIES Agricpltur.,
Society take pleasure in announcing to the c;,;.
zens that they have fixed upon Thursday. the ID
OF October, as the day for the Fair. ''' 80. -
The list Of Premiums, superintepdents and
Judges, are as follows They exceedingly re-
sret their inability to offer larger premiums this
year: - s"''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

rs One of the rope ferry boats upon the
upper portion Of the river at Chicago, capsized
Friday p. M. Several persons were drowned.
Upto the time our informant left dozen dead
bodies had been recovered.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

We would call attention to the adver-
tisement of Dyers Healing Embrocation in anoth-
err column. Squires and Bloss have it for sale.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

l
eB A minister once preached from the text
| "top not come down!' His hearers doubted
that any such language could be found in the
good book. Upon examination, however, they
we're compelled to give it up, as they found it
recorded thus
"Let him that is on the house (top not come
down.w
The ingenuity ofthis quotation and the total
perversion of the original passage, was never
equalled that we ever knew or heard Of until
the editor of the Gazette Saturday undertook
to quote from Rev. Mr.. Lewis, whose letter was
given by us on the day previous. That paper
makes him say, by mutillating, misplacing and
misquoting, what he never wrote. But as the
Gazettc's malicious attacks upon this and other
good men operate decidedly in favor of the
abused parties and are in fact recommendation,
it is not worth while to spend any time in e1pa-
nations.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

, A.PRlzE.-Ar. F. Bayin, Of Wimblinpton in
the Isle of Ely, England, purchased short time :,
since very old cottage, and began nulIng !,
down, when one of the workmen found n Tho
mont wall bag containing e 900 gold guineas
1000 o'.'s =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
A Bargain Offered.

YEN ACRES of choice Land for SALE one mile and
4 haf northwest of Burlington, near the Lcuisa
County Plank Road well tmbered and level water cor
venient most delightful situation for residence II
cannot be excelfed anywhere within same distance Of
The city rare bargain viii be given. Enquire OF Geo
H. Lane, adjoining the Post Office or of the subscriber
on the premises. isep3 d1&w6ttJ THos. G. CLARK. =
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NJ MRS. !. = AK En-

ObAtbC0l E1G0CA1mXs
50 8 81 sxss
49, nj MRs.sJ. Z. AKERs.
Be quiet now, ye preaching crew
Say, have We nothing else to do
But yex US with this noise J,
Yed better Keep your conscience clean,
From selfishness and other sins 80 81,
Are ye not sent poor souls to win,
And not to make our laws?
So when We pray, 'sThF kingdom come,
Thy will, oh Lord, on earth be done,
Ye must not speak of peace
Nor say, rye shall learn war no more,
Your spears and swords be fashioned o'er,n'
And peace shall reign forever-more,
And strife and bloodshed cease.
mol slet the christian brethren fight, =
And spill mans blood, til their right
Ye nothing have to say -;
Though nations tremble at the stroke,
Though many widowed hearts are broke,
And tyrants hold their sway.
And sure you viii have better sense
Than eer to talk of Temperance,
We want our liberty;
We want the privilege to drink;
Oursouls to endless ruin sink,
We want to totter on the brink
OF awful misery.
We want the right to make men poor,
I To turn their children out Of door,
For bread to hear them cry;
To fill the aims house and the Jail,
To hear the mothers bitter wall,
Her sunken eye and check grown pale,
From want and misery.
Some Ministers of late have thought
That men should not be sold and bought,
And dared to preach it too:
IT'S strange indeed they should not know
All are not equal here below,
The mass are born to suffer woe
And labor for the few.
IT'S true that some have nought to say,
They know tbs theirs to preach and pray,
Nor will their time employ,
In meddng with the rich mans right
To sell his slaves, both black and white,
And by this traffic gain the mite,
That makes his worldly joy.
You preachers, better condescend e
& To be gagged down, for you depend
On US for bread and meat;
And if you would be popular, s'
just keep intemperance and war, no
And slavery from your sermons far,
And show yourselves discreet.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

New York, Sept. 20.
A heavy storm prevails and telegraphic news
is scarce. ~
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EAGLE sHoT.--The Moline Workman saws that
Mr. L. Lovejoy of that city shot large bald
eagle on Rock Island last Saturday which mea
sured SIX feet seven inches across the wings.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

New York, Sept. 90.
The steamship George Law for Aspinwall and
the French steamer Barcolia for Havre sail.
ed this p. m. from this port.
Total number of deaths during the past week
has been 46l, decrease on the week proceed
ing of Is. Included in the above are three
cases of Yellow Fever, all however tractable to
connection with the shipping.
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Fsfss
- - = Z y -
= men, ~omsn snd chiisFsn inso any g me Ter
fsof'se, Aad sola sn's ':pssPsssy siinont iax,
anoes NC consssssson, shas iofcaoiy aad point
edly mes and answered them
: ~ go tse scsth s.ntf Her rights Il
- = - n 8. ~ ~, ~ s1e nef css,zeDa
tbe,r saxons ma hor.ss !. 81. rssi, ~, "a IN
North. Win that mot satisfy the Souths Hal
sne some peculiaf right which ne North dosi
~ ana ooes nos M1sa =. ~ - )
pFonerty ~hth ~ M -. I.bo- n ~ North IS
CARDS Is ! pessiIeucc, and which it knows "a
oe its natural enemy lost certainly not
nc.s reas 1919 .usn ~ cs- = !; Z,
r;she vfIrh override. .li ashera IA Is ou,n;nn
tent, irresistible II acknowledges A eauai
night but no superior. u goes hand in hand
~ ~. nos s'.n y .ae ss.,e. i VI
cates n the st,nasnh.,. 81 i. v.-v I, rnis n
serts the great principle Of lifc--that Of sell
preservation--when it says, the fertile plain,
and smiling valleys OF our new lands shall BE-
free. II the South is content with slavery
where il now exists, We are. All we ask ID
Th,s -. soo.d a.p,o...tic anctr;ne then. and
80 Al !. : ..,,I.ct rerobI;canr, 10,
Nv 'nAn y = p'Alus q 6 =.
nttering and puDiisning y. ncn = = iia''o'i
al NOV i Y sectional ---shen u was the sen
timenf Of Union iosipg os1'ocrAu paaio.
ie' "oid nne nenfy ssy wings now y =
tf treason a'sunion oo..'on n''es'
on'! cn.s' 'A'.. ~ es o's = si.ss
tanning lnese opinions, 20 iofcio'y eAp1essea -
tue organ % 'ne o'''o aenoc'acy ln ieS'' "'ei
nave peen driyen rom Tue common terra.o'y'
ti,eir houses Dofheo, tne'r nelos aaa Nas's--
they nave neen 'arfed' ieathefea' i'ooen upon
rails, sent down the riYer WHOM oars pa'''s''
ed' cAileo, 'ney nave peei, s'aopeo' SUI. ano
huhg' nuno9eas nAse w. .ne'' ns's - 1As' :
mas peco ' crin'lAa' oalenSs' Ane ..s pesso'
puoIsn'ng sne apose N naisas "ou'u " gun.
81 ieiohy, - "'h DC seen 'ron '''e io'io"ihe
eAtract ifou' one VI .ic A"s
(. vi any free person, oy speaking, or Dy writ
s $50 =. n"nS.n quo. W
nv or shall introduce into this territory. auy
book, paper, magazine, pamphlet, or circular,
contdimtrg any dsnide q the Tt9ns 81 Persons 9
nod sfares ~ t1ss TERRITORY, such person snal
De deemed 20 GUILTY OF FELONY, ana PUNISH
cd py imprisonment az nara faoor LOT Term o.
not less tnan TWO years.
+, Thus II will be seen that for the publication
Of what was in 1880 sound democratic doctrine
,,o.,,,,s 49,. ,;,, oe oess- -, o,v;n ,ose . IA
p'''yAS aie eun' - .p - ~ '"1
may be imprisoned at hard labor Tor term o.
years from two up to the whole term Of the
natural life of the afelon."
NJ. A. -, az pn.hanon .nd Fillmore
,,;os 80 NJ, rosnons;h,o f,r Tho borh,ro,s
Low. i Kons,s, Tbev .re inst 90 resnon s;h,o
c.. ,hav, :. ,ho,ah ,hov had hoo,, naotoa h
oonnro.s .nd raoa;voa ororv R,eb.n.r and FIN,
move roto MD not t,,ov strnecle To Tho las,
g. - aaasa 80 .o..;n;nr ~ ao,.r &c onfor
-. f.a ,;a a..
H. II. ..a;,au. p;,ua.,, md
\ -, L. .sI.a..;.n a.al..
~, :. ess. =
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M1LE.ENERY,& DC. .. ..
Misses MCKINNEY G. CANDY.

(lSNccess0TS 10 lie Misses Shdac. -
DEG leave to inform the Ladies' of Burlington and
- surrounding country, that they have ceived their
fall stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
which will compare favorably with any similar stock
in the city, We hope by strict attention business to
merit share of public patronage. Country Milliners
supplied on liberal terms. fa -E-s1 -
e Pinking and Stamping done to order. Apprentices
wanted. Store on Third Street, opposite Old Zion M
y. ChNTch Burnpgt0n. Iowa. sep2uMY
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IN 64ss,rs crr..rss AxrslcAss u nan,


I'm 6AssITs CREsarso AxEHIcAxs II rsxin
ou1aAsss rrsp ! CssnAs Al PEos,A----A Ger
naa By che name Of scHLA rsra, while making )
Bspsblicap speech It Peoris the other day, said
sensthhs. according 70 she Gszstte, Offensive
70 some Of his hsasers, and, We quote from the
6aEstte.
The true Americsas Of Peoria, fred by the
indignant spirit u 10 still burning brightly In
their breasts, raised ~ s4sss and drove him from
the stand, and the infamous Bed Republican
Dutchman vas giad 20 have IN opportunity OF
egrcss from the city Of Peoria BY the s.45 o'clock
r. u. train for Chicago.
Will the Gazette tell ~ whether or not these
'strus Americana whom Il applauds in their out
RACES upon The freedom Of speech at Peoria,
we're Know Nothings, Were they ssons Of the
slres," or Buchanan RuHlans who chased the
"Iled Republican DatchmAn r
When the editor Of tho Gazette shall have an
swered this query We wish him TO answer anoth-
or. Were the citizens Of Burlington as intoler-
ant and ruiaanIy ~ she ":rae Americana Of
Peoria, over Whose achievement no Is so well
pleased, how far would they have chased the
Buchanan clcctor who Is now doing the sinfa-
nous for the Satanic" up street
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

g On Wednesday, the 10th inst. the Ere.
mon.erT OF Vigo county, Ind. had great meet.
ing 2. ferre Haute. There we're 10000 people
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

~ The Pathfinder, the organ Of the Bows,
Rocky Mountain Club, in Worcester, contains
the following Nursery Rhymes for young FREE
monters
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

KANSAS MEErING.-A large number of the
friends of FREE KANSAS, met at the Congrega-
tonal Church of this city, last evening, to devise
measures for the immediate relief of the Free
State Patriots in the Territory. Judge KILL
PATRICK presided, and D. S. ELLIOTT was APP
pointed Sec'y. plan was adopted for securing
smaterial aid" from the people Of the whole
country, by GRAND KANSAS FAIR, to be
held on Friday of next week. Let the response
be unanimous from the Freemen of High Henry,
let it be worthy of them, and worthy of the no.
bio object to which it is dedicated. Circulars
containing the Plan and Call for aid will be is
sued by the committee immediately Pleas
ant Journal.
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Rnstnn Sent %

qa .s Boston, Sept. ~.
g The steamship Cambria sailed at noon to-day
for Liverpool direcs. with few passengers and
Sl50,000 in specie.
The steamship Khreshen arrived at Portland
Thursday night, and will sail again for Liverpool
Tuesday. Esd inst.
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specie.
The correspondent of the daily Times ofthc
10th, writing from Washington, says: 1t is un-
derstood that the cabinet is busily engaged dis
cussing steps to be taken in regard to the Pana-
ma massacre of APRIL last and has been inform
ed from source entitled to credit, that the re-
port made by the commissioner sent by our gov
eminent to investigate the affairs, is unexpeet-
eddy strong against the authorities of Panama and
establishes rather their completely in the massa-
ere or utter ineihcency in preserving the peace
of the sthmus. Unless they have been misin-
formed Mr.. Corwin recommends measures of re-
talliation and proceedings to secure the future
safety of transit across the sthnius which will
cite universal attention not only in this country
but throughout Europe.
Its understood that portion Of the cabinet
are in favor of the most decided measures and
that the President was restrained only by theIpro
test of the more conservative members from
sending a feet to take possession of the port
of Panama.