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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Letter. from the United States Cuba, and Canada BY the
Hon. Amelia NJ. Murray. limo, pp fo4. w. f'Putnsn
4 Company.
Tola: Tale OF Modern Rome By Edmund About. lzmo.,
ID. So Boston: Whittemore Niles Hall
Fublems from Eden BY James Hamilton, ID. ID. 2uo pp.
Ite. H. Carter Brothers. . u
Pocket Book Railroad and Civil Ensneer By Oliver byfne
limo DID. 1861 c. Shepard Co.
The Catholic Question In Politics. Conprns series OF Let
tiers addressed George d. Prentice esg bys nentsely
Catholic. l2mo., Pr. 10. Louisville; Webb TO- New
York: ssdlisr & Co. . v,., n
Toe; Or The Qusdroons Triumph. BY Mn Eiissben "
Liyermore 2vols. I2lno. Cincinnati; Truman spesoss
limo, PIP. 54S TiekDor Fields "a, a..
Rachel Gray; A Tale By julia Ksysnssh iz~o'' pp' >"
Ii,, ana b,bsr Tales from the WV n. Farnes
i2n.o. ,Pp; Sos PhnsdeIDh~; P'Hy 4 MCMILLAN. Sold
The Lot Hunter: Tale Of Early Times limo, pp az
The Creole ORPHANS By James Peacock, NJ D. limo, W.
womsns Faith Tale Of Southern Life. limo, pp. 80
Fs.tsr sesnee BY David A. Wells. A. NJ $50. pp SO.
Pkaa1elpha: Childs Peterson HswYerh; q. r.
Putnam 4 Co.
The Constitutional Textbook BY YarmAn Sheppard i2no.,
What Know, Or Hints on the Daily Duties Of House
keeper. BY Elizabeth Nicholson Ismo. pp., is. Phls-
d.lpbis: Wins r. Hazard
Major Jones Cogr,bip: With Additional Letters i2no pp
III. Pailsdelohia T. b. Peterson. =
Lectures upon the Philosophy Of Hnory By William T.
Sbedd. limo, PIP. IN AnSover W Drspsf' m
The spskespesre Pspers Of the late William nspnn IL "
Annotated BY DR.. Shelton Mackenzie lzno' w. "''
The British E0systs The Spectator ~ 'oS' iNA'' s'
Brown Co.
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FROM THE FEEJEE ISLANDS
VENGEANCE on THE SAVAGES.
BURNING OF FIVE TOWNS.
TREATY WITH THE FEEJEE KING.

The United States sldop-of.war John Adams, Z. B.
Boutwell,, commander, arrived at Panama early on
Sunday morning 3D., from the Fegee Islands, via
Valparaiso.
The following interesting particulars have reached
us:
The United States chip John Adams left this port in
July last bound 10 the Fegee Islands to inquire into
and seek PREPARATION for many crueties committed by
the natives inhabting those islands and TO demand
indemnity for the plumber of several American ships
trading and fishing in the Feejeean Archipelago
The obstinate and refractory nature OF these saw
ages demanding the exercise of vigorous and harsh
measures. the Commander Of the John Adams deemed
il expedient 10 teach them their obligations TO the hu
man race and did so in q manner that made some I'M
preston upon them and which, it If to be hoped, they
will long remember. During the crossings of the John
Adams in the Feeiee group Of Islands five sharp en-
gagemens took place between her crew and the can
nibals Of Polynesia, in which American valor was al
ways victorious.
Five Of their largest towns burnt, and all the
houses therein reduced to ashes.
We Learn that an important treaty has been ratified
between Commander Boutwell, and Iui Vite or Tho
kambau, the King Of Feeiee, on behalf Of the Amer-
can Government, the particulars Of which have not
transpired.
The visit Of this ship to the Fegee Islands has re-
suited in re,aablishing order and restoring the con-
fdence Of American citizens residing there.
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NJ. GoTTscHALK-Whether the New.York public
ashamed of its original neglect Of Mr. Gotschsk, or
whether it spasmodc in its artistic loves we shall not
decide, but certainly the great American pianist now
finally lion Last night Dodworth's Saloon was over
crowded, brilliantly so, with the devoted admirers oil
this splendid musician. When Mr.. Gottschalk hrt
appeared in his native country, after his European
studies and triumph wrote atlength on him, doing,
so far as lay in our power justice to one whose super
lative abilities placed him level with those lyrical
artists of Europe whose names have become household
words wherever there is a piano, or where music ~
liked. Since that time have seen some very small
criticisms on this lusrous American virtuoso, whose
name will appear in American history when that his
tory IL written-and when will that be We need not
therefore criticise Mr.. Gottschalk now. He never
misses d note. He improves constantly in his compo-
sitions, which he can "interpret" without suffering
the original sin Of being compared to Chopin, or Who
ever else il the composer. Suffice il to say-except
that he arrived too late and the audience resented the
hardness by sibant demonstration-Mr Gottschaik
played as well as people this side Of futunty should
desire. He was ably assisted by Mr.. Aptomrnas and
Mr. Wells
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A FUGITIVE SLAVE FROM VIRGINIA
CHURCH.

Fro1l The .4ibdry Eresta1 J0nFnaA
To run away from Slavery has been declared 10 De
to run away from God. The Church of Jesus Christ
at Union, Fauquer County, Virginia, has pro-
nounced accommodation against one OF us members
for running away from his master and seeking Free
dom in the North This negro who so disObeyed the
claws Of God and man." in the language of that
Church of Jesus Christ" caught, and by the
active endeavors of President Pierce and his agents,
and the agents of Cotton and Doughfacery, was re-
stored to the Christian Society Of Union and the pous
master who bewailed his slaves backsding into Free
dom aud Massachusetts,. After season of repent
snce under the exhortations Of the rawhde and the
Rev. John Clark, this fugitive church member was
bought ont of Slavery with Northern dollars and pre-
stuted to himself Taking the gift, he straightway
went with il TO Obern, Ohio, to educate il for the
ministry. Arrived there, he wrote back TO Union TO
his old pastor for letter of dsmssion from the church
he SD yickedy ran away from when he ran away from
slavery The pastor, the Reverend John Clark, made
answer of which the following is the gist
The church Christ Union, Fauguier County,
"To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Uhereas Anthony Burns. member OF the church, ha
made application US by letter to our pastor for letter OF
other church of the same faith and order; and,
Whoea' ii has been satisfactorily established before u.
sste and refused TO return voluntarily thereby do6eyag
BIN he lars o. GSd ard NAV" sh0SsH ne Go
him only grs from labor las he was before bis arrest
and restoration 20 his MASTERY have, therefore.
Reored unanimously That he be communicated from
the communion and fellowship of this church.
Done by order of this church, In regular church meeting
this 9c,h day of October. 1856. W. W. WEST, Clerk"
With this bull of communication went a letter
from the pastor which pitches into poor Burns in
fashion which would be called dabocay vicious If it
did not proceed liom clergyman. He convicts him.
logically and from the Scriptures, Of having denied the
Christian character in seeking Freedom while his mas
ter wanted him to remain a slave-recommends him
when licensed to preach, to select for his field OF labor
the north bank of the Ohio River and taking the text
about Onesmus to exhort therefrom all fugves from
Virginia 10 run straight back to their masters. BY
1" 20 doing" adds the pastor, you may measurably
make amends for the expenditures of $780, by
the Government in your arrest, trial. and restoration
TO your legal owner.
If the Church of Jesus Chris. in Union, Fauquier
County Virginia" il losing members by the lntdel
love of Freedom is it not largely growing in grace
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You zee what she says about going 70 Cincinnati.
rant TO esteh ker herei II you viii put her into my
possession there the custody Of the States Marshal
m that city, 30 that can secure her, cal pay you
the sHm Of $500. Should you feel disposed to sct IN
this matter, it would be nece ssary for my wife and
self 10 be in Cincinnati at the time she would be there.
You might follow her On to thai city aud trace her to
where she would stop, and if you could notify me to
be there, rorld do he rest. and pay you your ne.
ward, $500.
W. G. Stewart, Proprietor Boone House, corner OF
Clark and Jackson streets, Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Townsend very properly banded this letter TO
tie magistrate of the town, and Wrote Stewart an
cvasive reply, as to induce him to visit canada IN
order to secure his missing property Had be
done Stratfor the honor of visiting il, assure
him that he would have 4" caught" something which
be would have had good for remembering to the
last Of his vlanous life.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


THURSDAY, Feb. l4-Ad. !. o. BAsxrR, President,
in the chair
Pstifios,-Of sundry persons for remission Of taxes
assessed OF counsel Of several fer relief
taxing land for Cenir. rs and esmpiAIns
Of the smsliness of the amounts awarded them
Communieations-From Jos. 5. Taylor, street
Commissioner sbn for confirmation .soay eos,Tse ,os
Tagging hins sunken lots, building per 700, OF fwensy
eighth street North River and other jobs Confirmed
The Annual Rsrot Of the Bank for Savings IN me oJ "
New York received and ordered on hle. =. 4,
From Jsues p Sewel City Surveyor, proposing tnst nc
Common Council establish rule governing the h;fhts vhSn
the curb and shall be set 81 the Intersections
and Referred Committee on Ordinancee
From Nicholas sessriss and others and residents IN
the vicinity Of Broadway and ftyffth street, 70 have ne
triangular piece Of lard situated In the Twenty seeond W1d
bounded BY Seventh and Broad
way converted into park. Referred 10 Committee On LAsds
and places
Reports COncurred ia.-To donate $500 TO each Of
the several Industrial Schools To donate ~ 200 TO the New
York Juvenile Asylum To appropriate 500 for the purchase
Of kc and other 20 bad
a pew Hcse Carriage for Company No II.
Fire Depsartnent.-A discussion arose a report Of
the Fire exye Augustus Tyler foreman Of
Engine Company No. H. for a''sn'ns man majority re-
port against Il submitted by Aid Clancy, and The latter vas
adopted Adjourned to Monday.
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FROM CAPE HAYTIEs.-The big z. W. Packer
arrived C.: this port as; night. with dates from Cape
Haytien TO January u. Tie Emperor Sououque mad
actually marched o. lie second expedition agains; The
Dominicsns, bu. lis army having been pressed mo
the service was lot expected 20 oct with much
efficiency.
In some oases, merchants a: TIE Cap had been
pressed ard placed II al 20 await ;beT march 70 tie
koutier. but were sfterward released. When ne
Packer sailed the ofceTs were sl engaged n press
inc men. and many had hidden themse wee
Al one time II wss rumored that the Emperor would
visit tie Cape and his officers made preparations 20
receive him but for some reason be did no. com-
The party opposed 70 the Emperor had greatly n
= + he should be killed or assassine-ed, lie people
xxonid restore q Republican Government.
Tn can't. Of the Packer states that the old Geuerai
o,dered 70 be shot by III Emperor Wa me one wto
50. aoxr :, hattie. lBotton Traveller, IN.
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BOGOTA.
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

The British malsteamship Valdyis reached ran
ann the sth instant, with dates from Valparaiso TO the
18th. and Callao to the Goth Of January.
Several fires had occurred in Valparaiso causing loss
of life and property Peruvian, accused OF ncendi-
or;sr, was hung on the 9th. telegraph Line OF 200
miles has been commenced
pom ia very unsettled and full OF dissatisfaction.
,cvolu,;cn against Castillo may be looked for
Valparaiso has been visited by distressing n'e. !
occurred on Christmas day, at about oViOoA Il '''
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FIoHr WITH DEER-As Is. w: fsna,, esq, o.
Mi, Mace. was coming from Lubee with his horse and
seigS on the oath ult, when few r,iles this side Of
road and pass on to the ml-pond in that vicinity,
where be fen through the ice, but the water being
was met by Mr.. F., who had secured club with
which TO give him battle. The deer turned, ep-
rroaebed the mill by, where be was oyeraken ~
tis pursuer, again turned jumped at Mr. r., when By
DOWN into the walled limits beside the hune OF the
mill where for either TO escape required exeron and
judicions management 10 now the contest became
animated the deer bstting and striking with he ieet,
from hi, olub After a eonter. Of some half an hour
the noble buck yielded and laid down his life and Mr..
Farrar could rejoice that biz adversary wss slam.
~ lMseks< Me ynjcn-
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FIR + s.
FIRH IN THIRD AVENUE.

At the opening of Martin e. Taggers shoe-store,
No. $50 Third avenue yesterday morning, 1t was dis
covered to be on fire. The fire. which probably orig
mated from the stove, was soon extingushed. The
damage was about 500; insured for $1,000 in the
Columbia Insurance Company.
FIRE IN CANAL STREET.
T. G. Selews cabinet-shop, second floor Of No. IL
Canal street, took fire at about o'clock last night
Damage, $50, which is covered by insurance Alder
man Bard owns the building which is injured to the
amount Of $780, Insured for e3,O 900.
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NEW DoDGE.-On Wednesday afternoon man
named Fr.dh Hodley purchased bill Of goods amounting %
a rom the Mr. Isssc Oppenksm No. - Avenue b.
ard ordered them No. CO Wlet street The rear
where said be would for the The goods were ceora
usy Of Isaac Levy boy and on bis sVI y ne
tsee be a. Tie door By named Lawrence sop
ing who took them from him bat refused 70 pay for tnem ana
tudEfed the boy BY threatening 20 stab n taA' the ga
YVES compelled leave without either the soocs OF money
Ttese Justice Brsrren AID ne cs-ed
the Of both Stopping and HOiey BY Orcers bEnsAsu
and Morgan Of the Thirteenth Ward aud hef were k1n ~
r ths atr.e Tor examination. One Of them claimed th:
ne ood, lad be.n pad for other dealed that th
v.s the eAse-tker soriss, therefore, Lot agreeing
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SUIhEME OOUhI : w ILIII1tn1 III V1I ,CII.J
- against GEORGE +. WIEGAND and others, and JOHN
X HANLIN Summons To JOHN X. HAMLlN You are
hereby required 10 answer the supplemental
complaint in this action which filed IN the Office OF the Clerk
of the CITY and County NewYork the City Hall in said
city on eighth Of December 1855 and to copy
of your the said complaint the subscriber at bis
Office No 10 Nasaut City Of New York within twenty days
after service Of this you exclusive OF the day
of such and il fail the said complaint
within aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
70 the Court relief demanded in the cOmpantDated
January 80, 1856 +. KETCHUM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
fell
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Prof vERGNEs, The dscoverer of the process for e1
tracing Metals from Human Body at No 7l0 Broadway
These Baths not only metallic medicines from the hui
system but peculiarly ehcacou In reeyns those
suerng from Rheumatism Govt Neuralglc Pains weakness
or Of the Limbs Sprns Spinal Affections ern
ObspcCs and Erupos the Skin The Professor hmseif
gives his undivided attention 10 patients Special department.
r Laea Theory exraeA 70 Stndents At No 7lO boadway
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Netp9l DAILY Grihnsrs
HAVANA.

The United States mail steamship Quaker City, X.
W. Shufeldt commander, from Mobile the 5th and
Havana at IL o'clock the morning of the 9th, ar
rived at the Lght-Ship Wednesday evening at
O'Clock, four days and eight hours from the latter
port but was unable to come up the bay on account
of the ice until Thursday morning.
Owing to the low stage of the water in Mobile Bay
the Quaker City was unable to cross the outer bar
until 10 o'clock on the night Of the 5th. Crossing the
Gulf encountered continuous gale of wind from the
southwark accompanied with heavy rain. Remained
twenty -four hours in Havana. From that port here
experienced severe weather from norhward and west
ward.
From Havana we learn that the constant rainy wea-
ther is fast destroying all hopes of large sugar crop
from Cuba. The pressed cane will not dry, ana Tor
want of proper fuel more than one-haf Of the cane
would be left standing in the fields, the planters being
unable TO grind il.
The Carnival this year was kept up with great
spirit; several fancy and masked balls were gwen oy
the Captain General and other fashionabes OF Havana
All festivities prior to the actual commencement OF
Lent were to close the 10th inst with grand Mas
ouerade Ball for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum.
An unusually large number Of strangers from the
United States have been spending the Winter in Ha-
vana and on the Island. Every facility has been az
by the Spanish officials.
A. the Quaker City was coming out of the hsrbor she
passed United States slocp-ofwar supposed to be
the Cyane going up to her anchorage.
fnu Our Own Correspondent - 80.
HAVANA, Friday, Feb g. 1856.
In the latter part of last month quite lengthy
disquisition was carried on between the DiGr'o ae
10 Marina and the Prtnsa newspapers OF this city,
as to whether the Africans or the AsiatIcs would
prove the best laborers if introduced as FREE COL
oSIsrsl
lie D'ar'O de Ia Marina advocated the introduce
uOn OF Airicsns-the Prensa that OF Asistics.
ihey oo'h appeared to admit--nOt in the very
words perhaps but indir,etly-that the days Of the
save trade were numbered, although our expert
'"ce ourng the past year tells tale of very differ
ent character.
Among other arguments used against the Asiat-
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~ York-JOHN BKOUWER against GILES J. $40,
CUM To GILES j. SLOCUM: You are hereby summoned
required the complaint in this action which wa
filed Of the CLERK Of the City and County OF Now
York City Hall IN said city the nth day Of Jsnuary
1885, and copy Of your to the said complaint
on the subscribers their Office, Nc. IL Wslst in said city
within twenty days after the service u this summons you
exclusive Of the day Of such service and fail 70 answer
the said complaint within tforesad the plaintiff in this
action will take Judgment against you for the OF steven
hundred dollars and sNtyour cents with in
18th Of March Thousand eight hundred
forty nine beside the Of t, ston Dated January
"a, 1856 SANFORD BRACE Plaintiffs Attorney
isn1alauewF No. II Ws-st.
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wing is the specie list Of the st. Louis:

we are NutDttu 10 tuuiItN Ai' ~NNlN0' NNt-' N~N-
ofthe ST. Louis: TO Freeman & Co.'S Express; Wells,
Fargo & Co e Express, and the Pacific Express Com
psny for favors.
RIOT AT ASPINWALL.
There was near being very serious collision a.
Aspinwa on Saturday evening, Feb. ., between the
natives and Jamscans Both parties turned out very
strong and formidaby armed, but owing TO the timely
interference Of Col 1otten and Gen. Posada the dis
turbance was queled before any mischief happened
We fear that the neglect of this Government to
establish proper authority at Aspnwsu Will s'me
day be attended with very serious results.
LANII-LA.
Our city was kept in quite state OF excitement a.
Yesterday on account of the demand for Inahtia 70
prcceed TO Lavilla with the Governor to assist IN
uniting down the revolutionary movements there.
The Governor and Col. Gutierrez, we learn started
for the scene of action yesterday evening with ABOUT
ffy armed men, Already toerably large force has
been raised in Veraguas to assist the GoYerhmenl
We fear that great trouble viii yet be expenenced
IN that district unless prompt and decisive steps are
taken against the rioters.
BOGOTA.
good deal Of agitation appears to exist o. poso'a
respecting the coming Presidential election ana il =
by 10 means improbable that we may hear soon oi
another revolutionary movement there.
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TFGFTARIE.-Old DIR. BONES MEDICINES

cure Consumption in most cases Dyspepsia Liver com
plants Fits Rheumatism. certain for all diseases OF
he blood Price 81. Made by L. H. BONE (ssn of old Dr.
Bone Depot No. $50 9th av., near 3ithst.
A Great 'Cnre which Dr. BONES Medicines performed
hae the Dyspepsia very bad and tried the best OF doctors
Dr. Wood said would not live but short time. took Dr.
Bone's Medicine which HE and now we'll
Yours PATRICK CLARK, l05 West 49th-st., near bway
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SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- York-DANIELD d. WINANT against u sEPH TRENCH
demand contract-To Defendant:
and required TO the compliant
which fled in the Office Of the Clst OF the
City County Of New York at City Hall New York Novern
Der 49, lass and TO copy Of answer TO the said COM
plant the subscriber at his Office No 1876 Broadway, New
York within twenty after the service of this summons on
YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service and fail TO
swer said complaint within the time aforesaid the snta
viii tale iudfmen the Of t2847 So with interest
psrt said principal sum- from January 1850 and on
SI42 50 he balance sad principal sum- from the 5th day
Of March thousand eight hundred and hytwo beside
the Of TINS neton.-Dnted Nov. Is, 1850
ja4 1awewF Z. r. BOOARDUS' Planhhs Attorney
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Il wv. GILLIES BROTHERS celebrated DAHDELtoN
COFFEE acknowledged be equal TO the finest old mochs
Coffee and the edectus remedy for Dyspepsia Billions
ness Derangement Of the Liver Nervousness &c '" Oil
the Dandeon Root sole manufacturers OF the and an
sduterated DANDELI0N COFFEE put up in tin cane win
fac sme of signature each wrapper as protechon
ssAinst inposure Sold by A b. ID. SANDS 100 Fu1tonn
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WI ThersIeutist, No. SO West &th-st, New-York
Office hours: 10 m. TO =. and TO p m tsundays
and ednsys excepted for ladies' only Examinations aud
prescriptions for gentlemen BY letter
TERns-The first examination and prescription SIS, II the
nseu present 10 absent All subsequent exnnna
tons 80 applying by letter must state the name sex
the patient together with the leading features OF the
No chArre o The truly
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y WILLIAM s JENNINGS and ANDREW J. MILLS
PAIGH AGAINST HENRY NJ. WOOD-To the Defendant: You
are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint
h. kI, action which the 18th day Of November lS5
fS In the Office Clerk Of the City and County Of New
Yi AZ tbe City Hall Of said city and copy Of
answer 10 the said plant the subscribers at their Office,
No 81 Wss in said city, within twenty days after the
vice OF you exclusive Of the day Of such
vice and If you fail the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action viii take judgment
against you for hundred and dollars
and with interest from the 18th day Of Sep
tember thousand eight hundred and yfye beside the
costs Of this action.-Dated November d. 1865.
FULLERTON a CUNNING,
isAInw7tP Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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KaSsAs.-Tbe Missouri Democrat OF Tuesday says
"Our Kansas correspondent, who has just arrived
from the theaer Of the recent disturbances, reports
AL quiet in that Territory No further outrages are
feared until at least the assembling of the Legislature
at Topeka on the lst of March next.
The Thermometer for Fix weeks previous te his
departure had ranged from q degrees below zero to
10 degrees above it.
1.-TWO thousand stands OF rifles and twenty breech-
loading caDnon had been received at Lawrence they
were brought secretly through Iowa and Nebraska