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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
SECRET oATHs


The Banner dcvolcs q column to " Startling Dis
closures. relating to MormOnism and publishes
certain Of The oaths Of that peslent sect We trust
this republication may lead many Of the readers of
that paper reflect upo the monstrous crime which
those men in Tennessee committed, in administering
similar horrible oaths here in our own midst The
oa,hs and inslructions Of the Know Nothings two
years ng1 differed from the Mormon oath in degree
only, and not in principle. Solar as wears authen-
Goal'y advised those oaths yet bind the men who
adhere to the organization. We need not 60 to the
few huaies OF Utah for examples Of the immorali-
ty aud danger of such oaths. There is amau be-
fore The people of Tennessee as candidate for Gov
ernor who to1k an oath in the midnight privacy Of
Know Nothing lodge as dangerous to the rights
Of citizens and TO constitutional freedom, as the
most infamous Of the oaths administered by Brig
ham Young. A Know Nothing, as we interpret
their oathcs swears to oppose certain religion. A
Mormon swelrs TO uphold his own. A Know Moth
ing swears to vote Tor a Know Nothing and Nor
mon suears 20 vote for Mormon. 3Ir. Hatton, in
our opinion IS under oath, if elected Governor, to
turn out Of Office any man not a Know Nothing over
whom he has power. We believe Brigham .YouRgs
oath stops short OF his, and that Mr. HattOn's goes
TO the fartLest extreme Of intolerance a -.-.s
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COLLEGIAT AND COMMERCI4L TNSTI-
TUTE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

This INSTITUTION has been suI operation for
years Il designed - b. wants OF hose parents
who wish secure Tor their sons ali the advantages for
mental education hat be here furnished, without
losing that atient % ahs nat perVr
ti1n and government when the 1Oung require.
TIE MENTAL TkAlNI 6 incIud a thorough English,
Mathematical. and Sci-ntho du sann 10 reference
complete preparation Tor any Or that does require
ihs instruction the law, Med cal, theological School
course Of Classical Studies, mute, IN ngh and
tsndsd may be desirrd Molern Language,
under native teachers; history and Menla and Political
Science
The MORAL EDUCATION secured by the personal in
huence Of the tsqchrs BY dti 81 The school iuo mi
pes of moderate size. OF which he VcsPrntipal the
heads by graduated dcipuay and BY rEular
curse II sudy OF b e, o Moral seieHcs and OF The
Evtr ences o Nasnral u Revealed Religion.
TIE PHYSICAL TRAINING ,on-lsls Of prescribed
course Of exercises avgs abd diminished Eymnas.
an uudeT the erection I'd accDmpihed gymnasti and
81 such amOuBt milrTy d1ng. der Iul OFganiza
tou nianirY corps with competent officers and stvue
tors secure bodily sigvri h.0ts Of command and
pbedunee and sind doegFu5 OF knowledge which mag
BE essen1r1D The M dse haIge ol he duties Of ctz5n.
care h0lesume spo IS bathing
aud rIui &; and opportunities furnished FOR occasional
pedestrian be cOuury students ad
United a. any umsof the year.
Catalogue wh iuli inoruaton will be furnished on ap
Beat on 10 Lhs FTiucil Al,
mayl6-3m. WIN H. RUSSELL
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THE RAPID DISTRIBUTION OF MONEY.

Spendthrifts, while they ruin themselves, always
benefit society," because they circulate money rapid
", Any plan by which values or money can be
made to circulate rapidly and change hands, con-
fers blessing upon a community, while any success
fu attempt to hoard and shut money from circulation
produces incalculabe mischief. The miser is des-
! pissed because he boards the money of the nation,
which IN truth belongs to its USE only society
and its members Il is for circulation and conven-
Ienee und not to be locked up where it is useless
sand earns nothing. No one can doubt that Swan &
Co, Of Atlanta Georgia, who are the lottery mana
gers of that State, are public benefactors They
distribute millions of dollars annually by means Of
their Saturday Lotteries one Of which is drawn in
each week throughout the year. They act under the
auspices and supervision of the State and send to
every applicant not only the tickets, to which the
remittance entities them but The results Of the draw
ing by subsequent mail. By enclosing to them
ten dollars for q whole ticket, for propornate sum
Tor halt OF quarterOf q ticket one Of the prizes,
varying from twenty dollars to sixty thousand may
fall to your lot =
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So 81 say, that TIE Basnsf, IL pebiishiBe dis
sustinE dangsgous, and lumOfsi Oatsss gee two
ouzass NIL farthss insesreh Of them than was
dup could y souad, 7ould gss be asnipsssersa-
md 4 pert elton if elects1 Governor would
already have taken an oath Inconsistent with bis
oath to support the constitution, az intOlerant ii
carried out, as the oath Of Brigham Young.
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THE CANVASS.

The letter in our pepper to-day from Jackson is
written by one Of the elearest-headed politicians in
the state who IS ineaPableof the slightest ezagger-
aton Our readers may implicitly rely on its state
ments-
A gentleman Ehs heard the candidates at Hun
tingdou informs usthat BARaIs' triumph there was
the most complete and perfect Of any he ever wit
aesssd on the stump. Our friends confidently claim
a gain Of D thobsead in the Western District over
the col lastfall
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IN CHANCERY COMMUNICATIONS
RIFLES 1897 4.

Samuel P. Paterson Joseph Jeifers and others
IN mOtionl an 4, appea ing 70 the Clark MASTER that
~ Joseph JBfsrstsB Bo1-fesdenCe Of this Stue; Tits
therefore ordered hat % eatoH be made in the UR0n and
qiericqR published NashTile snu reQuiri said
Joseph Jeders pear the house IN the Of
Carthage, the Monday Angus next then and there
n pl ad the c1mplaHants original and
ended BIZ, ard in default thereof TIE said bills will
takea for CONFESSED, and set for hearing parte-
lune9-4t. A.MOORE, @. & N.
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COTOOSA SPRINGS. GEORGIA.

TIE Projectors pleased To the public
that this fashionable Watering Place viii De opened fT
IeeepOa vitnrs on the IS June, when they daer
themselves they win be enabled b. uuIeuted stlsn-
ZION and increased faei reader their gu
irritable any SINH estahl sanentin tn
ing the season theiF will Fancy Bali and Tournament
which will be duly announced.
june9-tjuly IS BATTEY & MCDONALD.
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Land Sale.

Y virtue off decree Of The county court Of Davidson
- county, rendered The lunR ia the r. e.
Jones others W. Go drch and herg, will eroT
sale The prem ses Monday, july l3h ISL ract Of
Land shoot 90 acres and situated the Gala
turn ike, about = mis- fOm Nashville. said lind be-
longs he es Edm1nt sgdlch, deceassd and Is
sold fF distribution lhz here. lend win be d.
vided in small lots purchasers and plas Of the same
viii be exhibited on. he q, u sle.
FER Mss 50 will be ieQlired IN cash the baiance
upnn credit Of 2 and years without Notes
with cd security required and retaned upon the
land unit tn nUL.s are. a d.
june9 lsj7-tI. Prs. Zee 81 D. e. CHBATaAM. Adm
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motion, R7d 10 psaring 10 the CLERK q Master thGi
~ Joseph y4dsrs, George Oasley, CGnuihRham husband
Margaret Cunningham, whose Christian name is unknown
10 the complainant uon-Fesdents Of tbs State; Il is
therefore ordered hH pub can be made 30 DAYS In he
UHtOH AsreaH, requiring SAID de eudants APPEAR a.
the hOuse IA 'bsiown Carha sc, the ad Mon
day August next then there plead demurtO
cOmPl inanI's bal ded bill IN de sult thereof
the viii be Tor confessed and bearing
ex pare. June9 A A. MOORd, q. & NJ.
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Beaver Dam Snrings.


Re in Hickman county, Tennessee, on Beautiful clear
n small creek of pure aud nvHg water, IN denseiy
shaded grove where me air is eoo pure and 5faeln ana
lis equal suerDr any in The Souih Wss
having four Sulphtr SPRING, all hurnR maleaiyi one
hylrblts and several Of be pures aud dast
the word. skihg uHgs Together % Is considered oy
competent ~ be G th very 81 aalsrns places
IN Uuiisd Bea Dam is Ory mi Wesi O.
lumba Nearly he isiurn pike the ball me
best dirt rO4d Ter nsssee From WayuesbotO Is only
shout thirty miles from PER- Vile about The same
distancs- Good huung and hshins ~ aud hs very
best Brand, AID Ciar' Kept or able aud nom
purposes; Billiard Tables, Nine Pin ley and many smaller
games COR exercise hea ID and pleasure i-veids and
easuTeees particularly respectfully invited 70
visit this place. We authorised ~ refer % Kew A. L.
B Green hu sci HoHs on, James his,h- ~ shrQNn and
Washington Mtret. ID Oh hviue; uerJ every men, Wo
Iuan chile u 20 aud marry county, ~ Rev Jas
oey S. P Walker Col r. @. LO04sys and Duncan B. Pm
eIsOn If Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dllars Per Week.
Children under 70 years old Hall Price.
Servants Of all ages HafPrice
Any amount Of al kinds Of eonveyarees ready At all lines
al COuml IA take Beaver Dam. About three hun
bred persons be Comfortably accommodated 30 dont be-
lievo when yOu hear that = lull.
We Would mist earue-tlY and respectfully enVito our
friends AMI thu plfc ~ y Beaver Dam, We are nov
rfady 20 receive them EArLtf q y.
Under The ytrtnn and control Of MIS- Jane E. hscfs
June Aft.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTIC ~,

HAVING been qualified A7msistrairx Of the estate o.
IL JAMES W CAHDW ELt,d ceased, ! hereby notify all
persons iHdebe 10 said estate % forward and settle
and IN Sc having sgainat bin Will present them in
the time prescribed by be same win b. barred
81 June g-w3I. MARTHA CALDWELL.
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y TUESDAY The 1919 OF June, tbe prsuse Ell
about any acres
The aLd les MIN Greek, between the Lebanon and
Murfess1oro Turupikea tuT pisa, aaIoaing tde
LAID u Edward lrabus and - pflof The land q the ie
X. r. Smith
The divided into three lois with water each.
IEHas ssLE-f, ana ysarli ior notes vel sasarci,
paf abe In banz and iieu retained
s-g- sails ID commsnre at On 0'clucE.
sA1l'L CROCKETF.
R.R. GLAscocz, Aueu0nseE may5i-id
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

MARRIED-At Franklin, Tenn, on Sunday even
ing, June 9TH, by the Rev. F. A. Davis, Mr.. JAMES
NJ ANTHONY, Of Hickman, Ky, to Miss SARAH
ELIzABETH ALsTov, of the former place.
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NEW FIRM.

TgHE undersigned Wing parch sed the entire stock Of
Groceries &c, OF Nsssrs Stattnn * Ewing " con-
tinue the hoess Grocery and Com issiOn business al
EWING, MoCRORY co.
---rr Hf6.
TTAVTNG retired from fhe grocery business solicit for
IL The 8Tm Ewing Nicer rs g. Co The patronage so
Literally bestowed upon the Old arm ef staton & kelng.
june9. MADISON STRAT4ON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

A COMFORTABLE two story Hoase, the corner Of
"A Spruce and d, membrane stree containing rooms,
besdes Kitchen nts' room, t bes, VIII be rented
for the remain Ter % the year the most accommodating
tsrms-rent payable monthly.
? To humane master young negro woman, who is a
good COOK washer and Foner, viii be hired The balance
Of the year part OF The furniture b. rented Or pur
chased. AppytO Will Il. BOYD.
ma 2O-d General Agent No 50 Cherry e.
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70 Fine BuiIding Iots
Edgefeld and Brownsville.

XETB her Tor sale easopable terms number olbesn
w tifu Re iieucs lots 10 Sh ibys NJ Z5lcof
lfer's, B0od7s aud Williams Add ons 10 Edgefsld.
Buildings gOif up all over E1grdell viii also
tel on long tmeto budrg pu rlast numhsr lots in
BroEllsY BIS, cnrtaH be fres ~ q reg cash thatsd
from ~ 10 2&ues from Nashville efal beautifully
Iimbered. ]. j. q K. " BROWN,
! june Aim. -I. - = Ch IT, e..
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TO PARENTS, eUARDIA SAND YOUNG AMERI
na GEERpA III

HEREBY n9iify pesOns bathing IN the North side q
u Cumb-r and river. between she UPPER WHARF and
the p ER Of THE NEW Rail- RO d BRiBGE, nov being
erected, that for ver such offence this time forward
they shall be presented 70 Ihs Graz Jary.
june9-u GEO F. MARTIN, c. P.
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WHITE SIX B50NETrs By ExPREss.

d EIVED this morning by Express loI Of White SILK
IL BOnuets, NE veg q . lehRd beautui material
Also, eases of esapt san fg'd q sBeh Jacopets with
800 pes White Mutq16O Netting Our stock OF goods in
general is well assorted and VII be odsred merchants
emily at lOw prizes
jlBe9s-if q aTRB4 MORGAN & co.
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DHD-In this city, Monday, Sd inst, Mrs.
SALL1E O'KANE, wife Of R. OKAxE
The friends Of R. O'Kane are invited to attend
the funeral obsequies Of his wifes remains at the
Catholic Church this Tuesday evening at five o.
clock ~
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FOR SALE.

II An NOW Offering fer sale sons the mot desirable
"a property 20 be had 10 ear Nashvil Q, 3 wit;
THREE SMALL, wELL IMPROVED FARMS.
three and oar ADS from tie -orp0aion, near good turn
pike roads, small houses and lots aud near e corpora
- Fine Building Lots
in the din rent Additions Nas1Vi % Also. one Lot on
Market hetgs Ugi and Church srees being one OF the
beet business ioca ttoaAs in tbe ei;y.
( For terms, &C., apply % John NICaOL,
I riue Zine, Gen. AT
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R. C. meNAIRY 8 60.

Ao, % College street.
TTAVE deisrmiued in future 20 keep 10 fu ana ele-
'it The ely can have the wants suppd seasons,
AMI they are nos receiving tasir second larEe linz
PortRtion of
SUMNER GOODS,
Bought IN New YORK heavy dsc 10 in pFeos and
prepared o DO better r ia-r Trends taa snY 0ier
ume In he hist1rl Of tleir buas beng able many
descriptions Of Goods les prices taau e IA Tor
them early IN the season.
In DRESS GOOgs, We have an elegant assornsnt Of
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TlSSt -, BEREGES.
OAG lDghs, j ACOWErS,
and all 5ncs By the yard AZ prices bolo a-lr agual
value We have also Ieduced the OF the Old
Is a. small est. We invite ancI % be
due 10 pi es Of -ik stoss aursual7 iarrs
ftosk 81 low priced Mnsliuas Lawns, &C
80 sfesi 'arieiy, very pretty Hna
t Lace and Muslin Wemdles-an aiezant agsrrt-
menE sl,9 large los Vsg low prices Lace Maniias az
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMESTICs. TfCKfNGs
sHEErINGS. COTrOEADEs.
BOYS WAX, IRISH LINENS,
PklN is, GtNGH IMs,
Hosiery Of an Kinds.
Gloves, Of al slz-a, styles and qualities.
on 10TH SLIhA % n tFfTlG,. CARPET Yes.
We are nov receiving the lsrss. brought
mis- eitJi about 80 pieces among mas be very
hlnE from the cnRmonestt % ths eTtu vita
printed Drugseis, rumb cloths Rugs 5ias star-iauus
Rods, &c des AID eli q me Tsry possible aro
mayzI X @ McN .lkY a 20.
CITY PROPERTY FOR sAdF.
thAdb store hose irpnliur . fet Market atFa8t
n norm Of Broad uuo BE Of Brad
kEt The above PfopsF & rapidly sutIBengin Vaas and
Is an eyeeileot stand fJr DRY god IOssry
June sim !. L. g. Z. W. 6HUWN,
az Cherry o.
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N0fice,

THE firm Of Srattan & Eving dissOlyed, BY mutual
i The 20 Of My. Eherons Of the arm is
authorize ID 10 eo mp the business heir books &c, viii
found al their old stand MADISON 6TRAErON.
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NEW BOBKa 4

he LIFz ~ ca eLorrs sabyrR. 30 q 80
e, 80 BfF. O. e..ksii, avof ol.
ADAM GR EMB, aF NAsseRAv. fove II Ma
Ohphant, siihor. Of zeiaee, sc. 1voI, lqm5.
AN ANERTsAN MERCaANc Is EUROPE. ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA series Of letters by Geo. F. Trsn Win an
Introdueslon by Preeman Hunt. A. NJ. IyoI t2no.
LOVES or PARIS. Illustrated By Eussse Sue.
MYSTERIES or LONDON. By Reynolds
BORDER ROVER. By Emmsrson Bennett. Anosbsr -,p.
ply Enthusiastically
may29 HAeAS BRO
The Island. Princess; Al Ronanes 81 tbs GA ana
New World e Mrs souihvorih Ths publication Of his
promising als hs began in Ts ss Ysrk Lssrsr OF Nay
shq AfoH supply q tas ngabsrs feE sals.sas anbass
tIoas FsoeiEed b nsGAN 4 BRO,
THE WAEERL2 NAG AZNE-
Tbs is hasatful weekly nsvspaper--asslssaI oou,.
piete IN each number. Price ony lOets For sale BY
maYee -.sa.-.it -if. HAG4N & BRO.
-st FOR JUNE.
HARPEBs MAGAZINE iar LIME, jlatrssaivsdb By
may2B $50 .s- HAGAN & BRO.
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DEED OATS FOR SALE.-sOO Fushsls Of Seed
- OATS for sale b. .- ifsb24 K. O'KANB .
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sOUTHERNERs! EDUCATE YOUR CHI
! t1.l .ss5- DREN AT fIOMEI
SOUTHERN con aEReIAL COLLEGE

FFORDS facilities foF Importing through prscfical
n business ed cation % yiihg MN, which sur
pass ed by those Il any suilsrinstituon The world.
The course Of training e ntY paetcal and enables
the students go 81 eth rom the SchOol-room 10 the
Counting hOnse,und the responsible duties
Bookkeeping, COnmeIei 4 ! aW, CommeroifI
Auth enc, ana p, nmanship,
are the branches taught. .--i
Each Depa under he superntendance OF geutls-
Den whose names alone ed9Td % PatfOas the hahest
guaranty surcess. p
For Circular and CesIog1e,c sing address
WA. FERREL q Co. Nashville, Tenn.
iune9-Eijani'55.
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&c saturdaY EYening d
CHIP, TaE CAVE CnTLD.


THE SATURDAY. EVENING POST. sr Inn. e,s
contains The beginning Of new story deep Interest,"
.cais: sHEcAVB cHlLas a ssorg Or Rsassyl1ania. By
Mrs. Denson. Author Of Hons Pictures Mars, The Sex
Engraving Of CHIP and the lsao IyDlAN WOMAN
"Pm gong 10 put sou iR stEt aola, * ID
In addIju above s.af{ via ee Gund IN tie POST,
this week. great variety Eleresl0s, Amusing and In
srucHve Arielss a may tf e By h flowing rich rHOe
Ss#4e $3.50 3
CHIP, THE CAVE oha.3. s.ags Of Psnnsylvanis.
Chapter I.-"The Gf1ve
Chapter It-SThe Tavern kiiehenstf
Chapter IL" The SIran-srn
Cha9ter " So The Strsng - inferview with Nick
THE WAX TRIAL 81 CAP. Mayns Reid.
FOUR ENGeA NGs-s-Ca'p p, and ihs indian Woman"
AIsolina in the Gade'-.'A Fiiai or'Iown Gsrdens'-
Changers Of Copyilg ter the Best Of Ptterns.Y
THE MIseRAN6 HIS sLiPPeR-A Persian Story.
-'eNos as Est laisk so5d nan aHda manor God. ut5k
You, and his vile good Eomani aud she from Hss-
TIE AUTif rs. IS & i',na A he browne. -'sA
TIE r AILEY % OF IH sHA9QW y 3 P shiaOsr
DR.. CBANNfNG on THE THEATRE.
GESRR - Q BsgRV1Ti0NsO OF FASHION AND DRESS.
CHINESE ABATEMENT Ar'OBR FASHIONS.
Jos ULARiiR MADE EAsf-Dssigued Tor young men
WHATKEPr RORY FROM Confession.
BRACE OF BOYS COMPO STTIONS. sos
Ms PAkTIAGToN'S OPINIONS On GEOLOGICAL
UsEFUL RECIPES:
TOPresSFvss, iOHefs in wster-To Keep Fowls nee Of
vermin By John Douglas brsedefCure for
Riagbone 70 CleaHss ths Inst ie OF Jars 60
ing sl5'-- - Pc II 80.
4RE soAPsUDs BENEFICIALG From tie aLondon
i HORTICULTURAL HINTS
Garden Vegetable Trln, planting Cabbage-rrieation
iIhtnnig Fru--id p lchiHg-Slses. tuTruii3 tscs
! BETTER BELIEVE IN IN CONT s----s
ENG MAS ,l,s GF4 RtOEs, coSgNDRgN rs, 80.
/ THAT CURIOUS PEOPLE, THk AIRS. a very interest
ing and insITuettt e Article.
& PAR S LsFfER.
Osci9 Inc must b. msHtained Long Vach-rhe Enlgh-
tened n Retsaath D5HtdryzS gus &c th lime, &c,
4 NOBEI0 SPRING. By Enaguint Farmer.
( Tit ROMANCE OF CRIME. Sketches Of "a few pleas
ant French Gsnuemgn" =
I Yistrro-THESTEAM FRlGATE MINNESOTA.
THE NEW CENT
! THs PiCF'IRES AT UHE ACADEMY
( FOhGOFfOA q b ROa By Hram.
f Pr EACHfSG lN ANCIENT TIdEs
Z And Variety or BEHaR ARTICLES Grave and
Gay. too Hnmeroutto meutoa,
[ THE POSI- e published b DEACON & PETERsOE.
No. sc South Third ~teei Phi phil subse b0n price
Sc year, or S eentsa ssnels Bluber.
Single humbyr o. d "a Of HAcAANtE BRO Nash
willie, and Of eli The Nss Dealers United slaes Price
5 cents
Bach numbers OF the POF can generally DO obtained OF
any energetic News Dealer. iunel Ii.
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Dive hundrs d barrels Ape cider, wanted BY
II mayl7 & 0'KANB
w wish to purchase 81 Ooo rs, eeaa washed WOOL free
paid. rOm burs for Rhicl the ngae~t cash price will be
MAJ 2z-dGR6w JOHNSON, HOkAE& 60.
PURE HOLLAND GIN for sale BY ~
j 4 idSa9 AOhh'P''' g Hsess a. & s5}nAss.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-16


.quired in the last resort. TO protect
the government Of your couptry,-
You cannot carry your reballious pur-
poses into effect without coming into
unavoidable and open conflict with
the troops and Government Of the
United States.
Let me adiure you, then, once more,
abandon these proceedings before you
involve yourself in the crime Of
treason, and subject the people Of the
city Of Lawrence to the horrors and
calamities Of insurrection and civil
war. If you will now desist from
this projected revolution, the past
will be forgotten as far as practicable;
but if you persist in passing these
laws and carrying them into oxecu-
tion, thus defying and superseding
the government of your country, the
deplorable consequences must be up
on your heads and those Of your as
sociates.. 1t will be my purpose, if
| you still persist, to spare all blood
shed as far as practicable, and subject
the leaders and projectors Of this rev.
olutionary movement to the punish
ment prescribed by the law. I will
accompany the troops to Lawrence
with a view to prevent, if possible,
any conflict, and in the sincere hope
that the revolutionary movement con-
templated by you, and now so nearly
accomplished, will, ere it is too late,
be abandoned by you.
If you can be influenced by no
other motives, the evident fact that
the power Of the government is ade-
quate to prevent the accomplishment
Of your purpose, should induce you
to desist from these proceedings.
That the same overruling Provi-
dence who holds in his hands the
destiny Of our beloved country may
now incline your hearts to peace, and
influence you to abandon this fatal
enterprise, is the sincere wish Of your
fellow citizen,
90" r. j. WALKER.
Governor of Kanzas Territory.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-16
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