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Fourth D.iatrict Pound.

wWTAs brought the Fourth District Pound on Jack
wv son street, between Laurel and Constance
estrays-
One red she Goat white rump belly and legs short horns
One brown she Goat white belly and nose black face,
black streak on the back.
One red roane Horse left fore and hind feet white small
white spot on the forehead branded B R." the right
hip, sEod all round
Which, if not claimed within ten days, aud the ex-
said pound FRIDAY the 18th of january 1856 at 10
s' - AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans Dec. 81, 1855.
HI etc conduit au depot des Epayes du Quatrieme
District rue Jackson entire les rues Constance ct Lau
rel CONNIE spsves-
Une Chevre rouge ayant Ia csoupe lie yentre ct les
jambes blanches, les cornes courtes.
Uns Chevre bruno ayant lie ventre ct lie nez bRncs lie
front noir, uDe raie nore au dos.
I'm CheFa rouan rougeatre les pieds gauche de deEant
ct de derrere blancs petite tache blanche front,
etampe B r. la hanche gauche ferre quatre pieds
81 les dts animaux sont pas reclames dams dix
iours ct les depenses payes Giles seront yendues Pen
| chere pubique, dit depot, YENDREDI, lie IL Jan
| yier, 1856, a 10 heures A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
| Nouyelle- Orleans, 81 Decembre, 1866. jail II
WNTAs hauled from Water street and the public evee,
wv between saraparu and First Streets obstruct-
ions encumbrauees said street and levee stored
lot fronting on LeTee street, between saraparu and
| First streets
liz loads averaging about five barrels each of Gray
| Which if not claimed within ten days aud the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction said
place of storage, TUESDAY, the ed instant at X
| O'Clock P. NJ.
| New Orleans January 10, 1856.
MI etc enleve de la Water ct de la evee entire lea
| rues Saraparu ct Premiere CONNIE obstruction ct
confinement sur dtes ct levee depose
terrain situe rue de Ia LeVee entire les saraparu
| Premiere
lie charges de- Sable Girls ehsque charge conenant
vron cinq barrils.
81 10 dit sable NEST pas reclae dams dix ours ct lei
depeuses payees il sera vendu Penchere public, dill
lieu de depot MARDI lie % du courant Az heures
| AUG. s, PHELPS Commisssre des Rues.
| Nouvele. Orleans, Jan. 10, 1865. jail 16 q
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Third District Pound.

Third District Pound.
NKTAS brought to the Third District Pound, No. 81
wv Eysan Fields, as estrays-
Que pale yellow she Goat
One white she Goat.
Which if not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said pound
on MONDAY, the 21st instant, at Il O'Clock NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, January 10, 1856.
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Troisieme
District, rue des Champs Ulysses, No. 49,, CONNIE
epRves-
Une CheYre jaime pale. .
Uue Chevre blanche.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reclames dams dix ours
OF les depenses payees lis seron vendus enchere pu-
blique au dit depot, LUNDI lie 81 courant { midi.
AUG. 8. PHELPS. Commissnire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans, 10 Jenyer 1856. ial1 10 81
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AR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
d Dealers at proprietof'a loweut,
! Agency, ne. ISL chArtreaasse't,
witdChsrry,
Richard CONS Sherry Wine,
Hutehing'a Vegetable Dyspepsia,
|Goulny'g Vegetable, Coleman'a,
|Heotlnnd's German, Dxygennted,
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jone's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Winlaor,
Jono'n Chemical,
Radwny Medicated ,Castilos,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
nlldsacriptiona.
PILLS. ..
Wright'slndinn Vegetable,
MofIatt'aLifo, BrAndresh'st, D
MoIrison'p, Lees, New London,
Parr'n, shppington's ,Chs9Plonh,
Graefenb6rg Jhynv'sSanstsve, A.
Iayne'a Ague, Winer's CaSnonin
|H,hbnrd'sA nti-biliouz, Pstsfs'
lsp&ncer's Vegetable, Cookts,
lCcoper's, Coysl'a, RhsumnticsA "
Anderron's, Allsbnsis's Healsbs
Wistar'hG Gentle Purgntive. t
Allobsnis' Ague, Hooper's,
acknowledgements -l8ei
Herricks augsr-coRted,' Va
Gilbert's Anti-biltous, Beckvith'a,
I,sidy's Blood, goldshy's Pile,
Scotia Vegetable, Eagou's,
Radway's Regulator,
RoEe's Railroad, Leidy'aFomnlo,
Louden'BIndinn 5anativs,
Londen'a AFne, Hollcway'n,
HnlBted 'sAnti-Dyspepsic,
l9ordon's, bloI.ans's Liver
! HAIR DYES.
lPhalon 'shfagic, Batchelor'l,
Observation-Disclosures,
Ballard's, Jules Hauel'a,
lJnyne'sAmerican ,EastIDdia,
| MISCELLANEOUS.
iDr. Observation-Disclosures
ThoIp'a Extract,
iTnrrant'sAperient,
Tnrrant'sElixir Of Rhubsrb,I
Observation-Disclosures,
hIother'aR Relief, N s
tToothsche Drops,
Lyon sMagnetieP ON doris,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson'sEye Water.
Wntta'H NeryousAnti,
ing'eAatringent,
lHyatt's Life BaIaan,
Observation-Disclosures.
Radway'sReady Relief,
Rndwsyfs ReEolveut,
Tnrrant'sIndelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch'sShoulder Braces,
Or. Fiich'sIuhalinETubes,
DR.. Rose q Preparations,
Winer's Arcnnum Extract,
Tensur's Specific,
Marshsll's Catholicon,
DR.. Fitch'sPreparations,
Morse's compound SyrupofYsilcw
Dock,
perry Dsvis's Pain Killer,
Browns Esssnce of Ginger, E
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Compound,
MortiEore'sCordisi BitteYs,
Myer's Er!ractof Rock Rose,
Croasmsn'sSpacitic,
DR.. WardfsLpacitic,
uphRm's Pile Electua.y'
SIear's opadildoc,
odfIsy'sCordial,
Turlington's BAlsam,
Dr.. Cullen'sPrsparHiions,
Batonnn's Dropa,
DR.. Jsyne's Family Medicines,
SsidlitI and Soda Powders,
Epping's Flni5 Extract Ruchu,
Luclna Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Hari'a Re,sedy for Fits,
Wi!aon'g Death on Rats, stc,
Leidy's Eranivesosp,
Kir6y's CholeraDrops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
l6pohn's Headache Remedy.
iConnall's Mixture,
Dr.. MArchiai'a Uterine Cathclican
iCowAn'n LithoHtript;e,
Houghton'aPspsiu.
sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
nd all dealers 10 any OF the articles
, will find it to their advantage By
above, where will be found the pao5t
NE PATENT MEDICINES In She
rices. Please address
LIGHT d. CD,
.DlCIFE WAREHOUSE,
d q Chsrtresstrsst. New0rlpAna.
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police ,Tail, Second District.

- Police jail, Second Dlstf1ct.
NKTAs brought to the City Police Jsi, on the nth
wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM is feet 2
inches aged about 40 years Says he belongs to Mr. Daniel
shoty living in Livingston parish. La. The is
0uested to call and claim snid slave.
E. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Oct. q 1855. oS oaW3m
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

F 5S-4l Ia47.1 7Is95E #.sG january 10Th, 1865 !
Tho election for Of the Fourth Repre-
sentative District Of the city Of New Orleans in the State
Legislature in place Of H. B. Bgglsston resigned ordered
MONDAY, the 18th January, 1856 will be held at the
following places and under the superintendent of the
inspectors hereinafter designated and appointed
ing to law, VIZ: 4 II
EieaTH PaEcIScTAt the engine house Of Fire Company
MOI, Dauphine street. Inspectors
j. "A. Cohen, John W, Andrews and
5a$8a5$% Louis Leblanc.
NINTH PaEcINcTAt house Of Pelican Hook and Lad
der Company No. d corner of Basin
and Cont Streets Inspeetors-Alex-
ander Levy, Il. Solomon and George
Cronan. s5fa
The retunsof the said election to be the Sheriff
according to Law. JOHN L. LEWIS,
af Mayor.
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~ GORGE CLARK, No. s Commercial Place,
AH Agent for The NEW YORK BOARD OF uSDERWR ITERS
9 Pot New osans Mississippi River and Vicinity d. Ina
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
3D. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they offer supply Dusgs and Dealers at Propeor ioWsu
Wholesale prices. !. .lt
nern Dannt and gpeeia ISl Chnrtre
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Al Home INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YoRK-Cash Capital s50oOo Amount Of Asseta s0th June
1855 s741,s12 q; Amount Of Liabilities. ssh IS.
CHAS. J. MARTIN, President.
AlF. WlLLIAMARTH Secretary.
r. W. RAYNE, Agent, 46 Camp street, New Orleans.
undsgted the responsible Company duly
Policies Of Insurance bailiing merchandise
chips port heir cargcea Also PRESS
houses household furniture and property against
this country. Ten
cash payment premiums. esuty adused
aud promptly paid. ,
1kbai H. w. RAYNE. Agent.
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WN7OODWARD:S CABINET FUR zzHgV7
wv NITuRE wARERooMs, No. IT'S Aissa1'tn ne
atreet.Furutue of variety
good and substantial Inanner k
OEce Furniture repaired Hotsts Ships, Steamers and
with Furniture Bedding shortest
- VII ... -.
Magazine store quantity oil goods Tor families
furniture Cartuso and moving attended TO whSaIs
iys ly NJ HoopHAsps
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

Home Mutual Insurance Company OF
Nowonssns
FNHHE following statement ~mab xan @e>
pu shsdin eono nifty with the require g5ssS go
Amount Premiums for the year ending
mona. " sn.srmaatsd raEo Slit Dsesm6s 90
osalaoauso gsoh .a1osalos
is; Eor Premiums Ereri.t... .ass54ss4s
ForPremiumBon Rigsrrahs. 9g9S7s
ForPrsmiums Mariueraks.......... ll,o6s 81
LOa.Prsmumao ariaka serminAsed soth Dec -. ,,o,
s;Gs
s4,esOn
dpremiumor ag0as
Loaae sdurng the aams period, WE:
I'm firefiaka
On R,s,,i,h1 assassas
sss7,o2o Of
As.naurauee s1 penAsa, inter atom ueripiaausd
sieaaaintereai, discount, ate.,-.... s5,SlS "
So 1884, s2ssl %
TheCompany have toIlo ing WIZ
| Bills receivable at short lime, for Premium
slssssissSls being balances on Subscription
Invested IN satsts icics IS Camp slose %
pnetor Premiums, coarss otoosecn.- l47s9 81
Cash on I'd
Foiaamourtof aaas.G. .3509, $40 s.
i
" Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orssns
Be remembered that the 18th January 1885, before the
Subscriber usee the Peace snd for heciY
Brother President James H. Whsser
Secretary the Home Mutual COMPANY of New Orleans
being according do the
book
| Of the said Company. A. BROTHER, President,
| JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
sworn
| C.Y.JONTE, Second Juaice Of the Peace
| otha Parish OF Qrleans.
The Boardo sx
the
andafts 2th OF Fab
| nsrt.
sRdng tbs 30h December ls4 06 placed
| TO the credit OF contingent Account.
RI ThsComPany peril Seas
Rivers damage by Fire
| ALEXANDER BROTHER President
JOHN B SHAW .Yies-Presideni
| JAMzs q. WHEELER Secretary.
| GsuorIsans, January l9is5S.
TRUsTEE9i
| yohnR, shsw, ST. Levy, W.L.Lsnler,
| ". West A. May, Phillip A Shaw,
| Richard Lloyd, John II. Owsu, s. DeViasai,
| El9h Pese John Hall, Aobeftpya1i
| I.P.Harrison, RufuAAlcllhenny VI III Avery.
| IoEephHoy, J. Clocks, W. Gale,
| L.C,Jurey ia. Doughsrtyi John RodehhurS,
30 Nelson, Isasc II. Stau1sr, ". H.Leichfora
Franklin Shaw, A. Dessomnss, E.R.CSnyeTso,
VIZ Tompkns John G. Goedrlchs j. lager,
LID. c. Wood. -, s. b. Curry. Is20
RNOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
1855, sI41 s72 Al; Amount OF Liabilities, s5S6I7 S.
PF6bd enf.
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MAYoRA1rY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Conclusion Tomorrow. }
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The undersigned selected experts By the special
soiat committee of the Common Council, 10 examine
ms books OF the Treasurer and other city officers
i ,ssaTlts Of their labors to the present period:
ii entering upon This work-ons s Ct great mosni.
gghich some Of the books Were kept during The early
sriod of the consolidation of the city-say for the
wear ls52-.were at loss 10 the best manner of
! sTpeedure. They commenced, however with the ex-
sxTojnaon OF the Comptrollers warrants they being
gonchers proper ofthe Treasurer; all of which had
. Sc verified with the certificates Of the Surveyor
,see, and other departments OF the city
syernment; and also, that they had been approved by
S5le Finance Committee This work, although oceu
ing considerable time, resulted in the salts factory
snfance of the agreement of said vouchers with the
sgh book the Treasurer and the warrant book OF the
Comptroller. =tg.5.5,L
ne experts, with view TO ascertain IL said war
ants were issued under proper authority, jodrnalisea
asm from The ComPlIollet's books and posted them
ao ledger under the respective ordinances and reso-
aons referred 10 by thai officer for their issue. From
fact that these references were in many instances
en.irely omitted in the warrant book, of the Comp
s5oifer and In others enormously referred 10 in his
gnted Report for 1881 this par OF the examination
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

THE PEopLE RorsEp--LA SALE COUNTY
The news of the destruct on of Lawrence reached
Ottawa, last Saturday, when the Anti-Nebraska
Convention OF that county was in session. 1t
created deep, prevailing sensation. The best
men came forward to denounce the brutal act
to declare that wrongs Of this character could
not and should not be tolerated-and, by prompt
relief, to aid the oppressed Freemen Of Kan
sas. One thousand dollars was raised on the
spot Brenson Murray, ESQ.,, periodically led off
with a subscription Of FIVE hundred This is the
spirit. Let the People say, Kansas shall never
be surrendered to Slavery, let money and men
be sent there to vote for freedom, and if invaded
or assaulted in their rights. to fight for Freedom.
We cannot longer submit to this oppression
We cannot longer see freemen and her labor
swept down and ,rodden under foot, against the
Constitution, the law. and justice, to make place
for Slave Owners and Slave Labor Ii this is to
be the end, if n bad administration and a selfish
Olgarchy are bent on forcing this fearful result
upon forbearing aw-abidng, patient North,
there ia no alternative left-wE MUST PLIGHT
Chicago Tribune
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.,,,,,rcuce IN .Doc,.r,., widening.

Gen. Cass made speech day or two since in
the Senate in defence of"Squatter Sovereignty,
declaring that Mr.. Douglas, the author of that
principle, had abandoned it in the recent report
as the Chairman OF the Territorial Committee, on
the State Of Kansas. In fact, the General as
serted that Douglas had reported in direct oppo-
sition TO the principle. Thus it will DO seen
that there is bigfght growing up between the
doctors Of the Democracy, and tina. already scat
tered party is to pc pulverized entirely by it
The Southern Democracy with Douglas at its
head asserts that slavery has natural right In
the Territories under the Federal Constitution,
and the "Squatters' have no right to prohibit it,
while the Northern Democracy, with Cass as its
leader, declares that slavery is q creature Of To-
cal law, which cannot exist in the Territories,
until said Squatters legaliae it-also that they
have the same power to prohibit it as they have
TO legalize.
We have, of course, no right to say anything
but venture the opinion that the Castles are
nearest right, aud that the Douglasites have al
together forsakcn their boosted principle, by not
allowing, in their new phase, the people of tue
territories to Legislate upon the subject at all.
In fact from being Democrats the latter have
actually become Fedcraists by aiding the power
of the Constitution to override all State and Ter.
ritor,al rights whatever.--Qucer times these !!
Oar Nebraska Squatter Sovereignty "Democra.
cy"wil soon be placed in \ sore at: ait, not know
ing which way TO turn, Notwithstanding they
have been going about like weathercocks in
March, ever since the first introduction OF this
Nebraska Bill. These party winds now give q
strong indication Of blowing precisely from op'
posite quarters At oncc.--Poor fellow s.-Rock
Island Republican.
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The Great Ach !cvmentS OF the Admin
iArratiOC.

The first great military achievement Of the
Administration { President Pierce was the de-
strueuon OF Greytown by bombardment The an
nouncen,ent Of this extraordinary feat created,
rs i, was well calculated to do, great sensation
throughout the world. A national vessel bat
tered away Tor some hours at y small town,
whose people never dreamed Of resistance, and
had aed to the woods; and when it was consid.
cred quite safe to go ashore, Capt. Hollins COM
pletei the destruction by burning what his balls
and shells had spared The peculiar beauty OF
the achievement consisted in the fact that the
American residents suffered tar more than all
the rest OF the people together, Tor the destrne-
ton was blind and indiscriminate.
But GreytoSn is no longer salone in its glory.
Destruction is The forte of Mr.. Pierce where no
danger is to be apprehended. His Marshal, u
the head Of congenial rufians, counselled and
aided by Gov. Shannon, Whitfield and other sup
porters Of mob Law an6 order" has achieved a
Splendid victory over the unarmed men and the
Someu and children Of lawrence. The meas
ure OF Franklin Perres fame is now tull. His
administration will 60 do~n the stream Of his
tory forever associated With the valiant des,ruc
tion Of two small, defenceless townsville mo
tive in the one case being to revenge certain
indignities TO Mr.. Borland, provoked by his at
tempt to shield murderer; in the other de-
termination TO drive out free Northern people
FROM Kansas TO make room for slaves.
Chicago PresA
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ADMINIsTRATOP,s sac

ME subscribers offer for sale the
OF the late Rufus Lane, deceased, Less Ii a ies
tnan ever before offered In HE state.
The stock OF Musical Merchandise consists in part
follows, viz - s
PLANO EORTES of superior style and finish.
ana richness OF tone not to be exceeded from the c-ebrat-
ed mandatory Of Messrs Brown AIIES Boston, Mass
1t enough 10 say In Recommendation OF their Insru-
msnt that the demand is fully equal the supply-hay.
ing good reputation. and enjoying the confidence and
support OF citizens Al home. Also second hand Pa
nos OF Messrs GiLBsRrs mako very superior nstru-
ienf--which will sell cheap one very cbeap one
We have yet left very few .EeIOde0sis that cam
ot DC exceed in fness and sweetness of tone from the
celebrated factories Of Messrs MASON HaslIS 8 % i
IL. W. SMITH, Boston, Mass, and PsEscorr EsorHYss
Concord n H. Call soon If you wisi. chance for seec
ton, for they are selling OF fast.
We have large and well selected lot IF
fiutinas, Accordeons, Violin Bows and Boxer.
Guitars and cases, Niolnceiios, Bass yio,s:
Bass Drums, Cornopeans, Stage Horns;
Ciarenetss, Flutes, Flagoletts, Flutes;
Flies, Harmouicas;
Artists Materials for paini;ng Pictures ane LOT,
Instruction Books OF all kinds;
Singing Books, Sheer Music;
India Rubber Covers for Pianos and Meiedeons.
Looking Glasses, Umbrellas, Parasols Canes.
And all other articles generally found in Music Store
an OF which We are selling OF at greatly reduced prices
To any one wishing to into the Musical B,sprss
re would that this good situation AZ car a.
found IN the State elsewhere, having good con,uun;
cation oy railroad" from the Eat aud now extending
west It Is the drss 1Music Store. in the stare and
Viii be sold cheap in order settle up the estate
CHARLES HENDRIX .,
SAML J.. LANE, Administrators.
Safios'on, March .. 1896 bptf
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!. SEE THEIR DEvILIsH MISUNDERSTANDING all
the late troubles in Kansas, the United States
troops under Col Sumner, have been at For,
Leavenworth from whence Shannon had power
to call them whenever force was needed to insure
compliance with the demands of the United
Stafrs Marshal. We're they called upons Not
bitofit The Ruffans say that Col. Summer and
his command are "a set OF d-ned abolitionists,"
not to be trusted with the enforcement OF Ruaian
law; and hence Donaldson sends his proclamation
into Missouri aud calls thence an army Of thou
sand men TO arrest two persons, neither one OF
whom had offered or would offer resistance! The
troops in the mean time arc idle, though chahng
under what they are compelled to see and dare
no. repel This fact alone opens volume in VIII oh
the whole history Of the invasion may be read.
!Chicago Tribune
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

RAcaRL ExciExrI--WRo Is rnk aJAcos.r-
The Correspondence Partse..ier da Prersrsess,
Paris OF I'D April, states that Mile Rachel is in
most Interesting position, being six months
ssesssse. O No. arrival in New forS, last SUM
Aes, me pAprts ssated that her father, brother
sn0 SISTERS we're viii her, but the above para
essr. socid sat.scate that the presence Of an
losn, WneGsge, her husband. was passed
over B. tic Journalistic Again re ask, aWho
b the Jscohss
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mounted guard Of four men arrested him Is
soon IS be bad crossed Il. He talked with tlem
! for some minutes, and while they were engaged
IN examining the ford escaped into the wpods.--
Que OF them saw him enter, raised his rife and
fred 1t him. The bullet passed through his coat.
That's law and order.
III. Warren says that their camp was situated
abont third of mile from the crossing. He
saw three large wagons loaded with guns, anmu-
milton and provisions.
The guardasked him, when they first approach
ed him his name and politics.
Mr.. Warren, with hudsble desire to save his
bacon, said his name was John Ham
Are you an abolitionists7
no. said Warren.
"Are yon freesoilers'
mr.. Warren is freesoiier. but he evaded an
answer By saying
I'm an American
The Know Nothing guard seemed satisfied,
and until Warren attempted to escape was
quite friendly.
A Virginia gentleman arrived here few min.
utes ago.
He left Lawrence on Saturday at noon. He
said that as soon as the imbecile safety valve had
determined to offer no resistance, the citizens of
Lawrence began to leave the place in crowds
sixty persons left Lawrence at daybreak on Sat
urday for Kansas City and Topeka On Sa ur-
day at noon, he said that only two property
holders were in Lawrence. Meanwhile, the in
vading army around Lawrence is increasing.
What the result Of this exodus will be it il i'm.
possible to foretell. Certainly, the fact that
peaceful, orderly, intelligent, industrious North
ern community have been obliged to Ay their
homes ior safety against illegally organized"
force, chiefly from neighboring State, armed
with federal guns, led by federal officers, and
encouraged by the federal administrations
tanly, say, this damning, unparalleled fact,
will have no tendency whatever to lull sectional
agitation, produce international good will, or
give additional securities to Southern institu-
tons.
LATER NEWS.
havejus seen gentleman from the scene of
the threatened disturbances, who saws tina. the
free State men are gathering at Topeka, and will
attack the invaders if they dare to execute their
threats on Lawrence. will remain here till
additional news from Lawrence is received; and
then, if affairs look threatening, proceed to To-
peka.
GOING OVER FROM MISSOURI.
DR.. Bayliss, wealthy STAKEHOLDER in Platte
county, was at Fort Leavenworih on Friday, and
informed son-in-law of Col Sumner, that he
was on his way to Lawrence with company of
forty men from Platte City. He told Col. Sum-
ner that great deal of excitement had been
raised against him in the border counties by
reason of his alleged sympathy for the Northern
ers in the Territory. He states the determine
ton of the oorderers to compel the men of Law
rence'to deliver up their arms. That's squatter
sovereignty.